Portland wanting to give up a first for Otto? Maybe we should get Niko instead.
Yeah, a 1st, Evan Turner's lousy contract, and the Meyers Leonard's meh deal. In other words, contracts they're trying to shed.
Portland wanting to give up a first for Otto? Maybe we should get Niko instead.
It is. Washington is broke.Needle must be broke in Washington.
Who is Laird
Spot on.Rubio showed exactly why the Jazz are looking to upgrade him to Conley on this B2B. Looked fantastic against the lowly Hawks but up against a legitimate title contender that's missing their starting C and starting PG he can't even make a FG (props to him still having more points than FGs but still). The Jazz are going to need more offense vs Houston or GSW since Gobert's impact defensively gets minimised by their 3pt shooting, and if the Jazz are wanting to contend they can't afford the inconsistent play on the perimeter from their PG.
The Portland and Houston games were also examples of why the team really needs to keep Exum if they grab Conley too as having the threat of a guy who can get to the rim at will without any kind of pull up midrange/3pt game to get the team easy looks at the rim is pretty vital if the 3pt shooting is off and/or Mitchell doesn't have it going, and he fits much better in a 3 guard lineup with Conley/Mitchell than Rubio/Mitchell when he's got it going in certain games.
How does adding a great long defender who can shoot 43% from 3 not move the needle?
So Kyle Korver didn't move the needle for the Jazz? Did you miss the first of the season before the Korver trade? Mitchell can't do anything inside because the is no space. Yes, Jazz could use another creating playmaker, but to say that a 40 % 3 pt shooter that also plays good D doesn't move the needle is just plain wrong imo.Because he can't create his own shot. Joe Ingles shot 44% percent from 3 last year. It didn't change the fact that we needed more shot creation ability. Kyle Korver has shot 40.8% from 3 since we traded for him. It hasn't changed the fact that we need more shot creation ability. OPJ shooting 43% from 3 for us wouldn't change the fundamental problem that we need more shot creation ability. Outside shooting is not our primary problem.
The **** does this even mean??
yup Burks for sureThey're trading Brandon Knight for Burks.
Not for sure, but a definite maybe:yup Burks for sure
Amico Hoops said:The Cavaliers are looking for another first-round pick and have been heavily involved in discussions centered on swingman Rodney Hood and shooting guard Alec Burks, league sources told Amico Hoops.
One of the discussions involved sending Burks to the Houston Rockets for point guard Brandon Knight and the Rockets’ first-round pick. But those talks have been put on pause, it appears, as the Cavs and Rockets may have found other spots for those players. (The Rockets are reportedly also talking to the Memphis Grizzlies about Knight.)
The Portland Trail Blazers are another teams said to be making its first-rounder available, and the San Antonio Spurs have two firsts (their own and Toronto’s) that are up for grabs. The Spurs have expressed interest in both Hood and Burks.
A few days ago there was talk of Locke mentioning a trade that would make us worse this year but better in the future and wondering who that could be. It’s now dawned on me. It’s a guy who plays the 4, rebounds well, shoots from deep, is currently injured (worse this year), and is under contract through 2030.
A few days ago there was talk of Locke mentioning a trade that would make us worse this year but better in the future and wondering who that could be.
Because he can't create his own shot. Joe Ingles shot 44% percent from 3 last year. It didn't change the fact that we needed more shot creation ability. Kyle Korver has shot 40.8% from 3 since we traded for him. It hasn't changed the fact that we need more shot creation ability. OPJ shooting 43% from 3 for us wouldn't change the fundamental problem that we need more shot creation ability. Outside shooting is not our primary problem.
I'm assuming he means a guy that can play multiple positions, the 1, 2 and 3.
A 1/2/3? Like Evan Turner or Kyle Anderson?
The **** does this even mean??
Or a 1 team trade or a 2 team trade.1/2/3 might also mean it’s a three team trade.