Alfalfa
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Love is just another glorified version of melo at this point
Since when? He just came back from injury, and last time he played (before injury), he was still quite good.
Love is just another glorified version of melo at this point
you mean averaging 16 pints on 31% shooting with a whopping -4.7 BPM in the five games while he's on the court? melo actually did better with OKC last year. not to mention he's the very definition of "injury prone", no thanksSince when? He just came back from injury, and last time he played (before injury), he was still quite good.
you mean averaging 16 pints on 31% shooting with a whopping -4.7 BPM in the five games while he's on the court? melo actually did better with OKC last year.
tiny sample size, yes. but still can't negate all the negatives on him. the jazz should look for upside players on their way up, not some washed-up stars used-to-be on their way down. unless it comes at a cheap price like Iso-Joe a couple of years ago, which clearly isn't the case with Love's ridiculous contract.That's a tiny *** sample where his shot didn't fall. Last season he played well. We shouldn't make sweeping conclusions based on a 100 minutes of play time.
tiny sample size, yes. but still can't negate all the negatives on him. the jazz should look for upside players on their way up, not some washed-up stars used-to-be on their way down. unless it comes at a cheap price like Iso-Joe a couple of years ago, which clearly isn't the case with Love's ridiculous contract.
Cleveland would have to give away an asset to trade Love. Why would they give up an asset when they are rebuilding and have to pay somebody?
The funny **** is if we did any of the moves we wanted and lost in the 2nd round again (likely even with Conley), people would be bitching that we traded into a capped out roster.
This thread just won't die