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sj no (would want more shots then he would get now with this stud team)
bell maybe bowen would be better
camby ok
andres NO
maybe Rashad McCants
sj no (would want more shots then he would get now with this stud team)
bell maybe bowen would be better
camby ok
andres NO
Nothing. I think we've seen the last of the moves for the Summer. Bring on the SL!
The only guys I see with options that could be S&T bait are Moon, Marvin Williams, Hakeem Warrick, Kleiza. Am I'm missing someone of note?
Childress.
At this point the only things missing are world peace and a cure for cancer, but I suspect RC Buford will find answers for those in the next week too.
Kleiza would be nice.
If anything else happens this offseason, I just might faint!
Something for Camby would be nice. Our guards can hang with anyone...but we need more depth in the front court.
for anything, so Pop can't play them
This.
Hawks could use another quality shooter/veteran off the bench...Mason?
Spurs could dump their 2010 draft pick into any trade. They sure don't need the cap hit from it.
Bowen as a defensive coach for future defensive player of the year George Hill.
If Clippers are out of contention ( for some crazy reason) by late January.
A Bonner/ Haislip/ Finley and a 1st for Camby would be something the Clippers would really consider.
IF the Clippers are out of contention?
Don't you mean WHEN the Clippers are out of contention.
Oooh, interesting point.
sarcasm my friendIF the Clippers are out of contention?
Don't you mean WHEN the Clippers are out of contention.
Lock-down perimeter defender: Thabo Sefalosha
Now people are just getting greedy!
We have a beautifully balanced squad that can mix and match for any situation, and I think we're pretty much done at this point. Sure, an elite perimeter defender at the wing spot would be nice, but they don't grow on trees, and I feel that Hairston might be the guy they are going to develop in that role. Signing Bowen for the minimum to mentor him would not be a bad move.
I was thinking Finley and Bonner would be shipped, but given that the salary cap is likely to plummet next year by about the combined size of their contracts, that suggests to me the FO are more likely to keep them and let them expire. Also, if you dump those two you're suddenly short on proven long bombers - we hear that Haislip and Gist can bomb it, but they are yet to prove it in an NBA game.
Nah, I reckon we're done, and I'm fine with that.
I don't think so, because you can't go consecutive drafts without a first round pick, and we didn't have one this year. We could throw in the 2011 pick though.
+1 everything is perfect so far. I would love to see Gist make the team as well as Ian not breaking any more ankles. Please no JV eitherBonner and Finley if possible.
Spurs are missing a defensive player to guard guys like Kobe and Melo. Bowen would help in that area. I say pick him again, or sign Dante Jones (although i don't have a clue what his monetary value is).
I'd say get bowen back and make a run at anthony johnson. He is experienced and has respectable defense with scoring ability.
Pg- parker, johnson, and play hill in a combo guard role depending on matchups.
As much as I like the thought of Camby out there with our 4 scorers, I think we need to see what Ian brings to the table with regard to protecting the rim. If Ian does well he is a much more economical choice for that role, with more potential upside.
Hard for me to see where we can improve our situation since Bonner/Finley (+?) would likely involve taking back a bad contract for 2-3 years in return. Sure we need to take our best shot in 2009 to win it all, but we don't want be too hamstrung in 2010-11 either. There is still the possibility of getting Manu to stick around for several more years at a good price too. Valid point made that we could do worse at the end of the bench then Bonner/Finley, who can definitely hit the 3 ball if nothing else.
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