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You guys! lol. I respond from my phone hence the shorter responses but at some time you boys have to use the noodle and connect a to b. This year isn’t his best agreed and we will all agree
Exactly. They're clutch!!!!!!
You guys! lol. I respond from my phone hence the shorter responses but at some time you boys have to use the noodle and connect a to b. This year isn’t his best agreed and we will all agree
Btw, is Evan Mobley a stretch 4? I’ll wait
This guy ing sucks and will be out of the league in a few years.
Isn’t he shooting like 20% from 3 this year? How is he a stretch 4
That must mean it’s a stretch to see him as a 4.
However, would Zollins be worse as a 4 than as a C? Maybe not. Not much of a recommendation, to argue he can be equally bad at more than one position. Call it position-less basketball, I suppose.
Have people seen how he guards on the perimeter? One thing about that, you wouldn’t have to worry about him being blown by at the rim. He’d already be blown by long before the guy with the ball gets to the rim.
But I do hope - sincerely, no kidding - that he comes on strong, to justify his place on the roster. My fingers are crossed for him.
lol…… one of the best talent evaluation orgs in the business didn’t think so
He’s more 4 than 5; let’s not beat a dead horse.
Zollins is a big man tweener. Too slow for a 4 but too weak for a 5. He has some good passing skills and shooting for a big (this year is really an aberration, I still think he can shoot), and he is tough. But he just isn’t built to play in today’s league. Maybe 15 years ago he’d have a roll as a 4
Injuries have taken their toll on his body as well, nevermind the tweener stuff. I liked the contract at the time, and still don't think it's too bad, but if this year's Zollins is who he will be moving forward, then he's trade fodder at best, sadly.
Hate to see players' bodies break down like that. I like his demeanor on the court... He had a nasty block yesterday against the Rockets, wears his heart on his sleeve in that regard.
it was basically market value for his production from last season. I said before the number should be around 17 million per year. What made them think to lock him in, cause he'd get more expensive if they don't is a mystery to me. I thought it was clear that the Spurs would let him hit free agency. Dumb move to extend him.
Zollins’ contract extension, last October, was based on the Spurs’ plan for him to be a starter beside Wemby. That’s why the Spurs gave Zollins a starter amount of money just before the season began, 3 days before the first game. It must have looked good in practice, and after the preseason. I suppose it did.
Verdict on the plan: fail.
Maybe next season we’ll see a plan that succeeds. Maybe.
Him and Keldon both in the top 10 worst contract draft on the Simmons pod
That was a legitimately horrible list by them. Wasted time listening to it.
Collins’s wasn’t on their list, tbh. Their research and effort was incredibly poor.
How is keldon on that list? His contract is pretty good.
Bc bench player chuckers who play no defense don’t get 20+ million a year. We paid him as if he were a starter and he isn’t one.
It’s comparable to OG, Bojan, hunter and duncan robinson money. And OG will have a huge raise this summer while Robinson signed a few years back.
Few days/weeks ago, Olynyk signed a 2 years for $26.2M extension with Toronto and I think they have both a similar market value. Olynyk is the superior player but he is turning 33.
Another way of seeing it is that a MLE contract over 2 years should be this summer about $26.8M/2 years. I think he would get that this summer.
Spurs gave Collins $34.8M/2 years, that's about $4M too much per year with a projected salary cap of $141M. I'm certainly not losing any sleep over that.
Me neither. It's a bad contract but nowhere near crippling.
just glad he finally lost the headband.
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