I second this. Udoh looks like Hakeem compared to Bradley. Honestly, Bradley might be even less talented than Jarron Collins. Which is saying something. At least Collins had a jump shot and a 2 inch vertical.
Danillo Gallinari is 31 years old and shouldn't be in the Thunder's long term plans.
93% FT, 42% on 3P, and has 7'1" wingspan getting 0.8 steals per game. He was someone that Dennis Lindsey was interested in talking to the summer Hayward left.
Been on my radar since the Kawhi trade. Would require all kinds of cap gymnastics to get there so probably nah.
Additionally, while the added firepower would be nice, he doesn't really bring things the Jazz don't already have.
Gallinari is making nearly $23M this season, so it's not really feasible to trade for him. There's apparently some rumor about Portland being interested, but I have no idea on the source of that. I haven't given thought to the landscape of the league, but perhaps someone out there would trade for him, especially as he's expiring. In any case, our only chance at him would be if he was bought out. I think the only role he'd have with us would be taking all of Green and Niang's minutes, which, honestly, would be really awesome and add a lot of oomph to our bench. I don't see him stepping into any larger roles, mostly because he's not really bringing anything we don't already have, i.e. he's not a rebounder, so him being on the floor doesn't add anything we don't already have, other than giving us extended minutes of a good shooter/scorer when Bojan is off the floor. He would help out a lot with Joe load management, though, but again this is assuming a buyout (later in the season).
On another note, the buyout market should be interesting because we're a legit contender for signing some of those minimum guys. Curious who may actually hit the buyout market this year. It would require us to waive someone, though, and DL has only really shown that he'll waive two-ways to create roster space once someone's already "earned" their spot here.