I'm really high on Porter Jr.'s overall skill level and think he could do well in Europe. Ayton is young, but he's got the potential to be a dominant player.
Would anyone here trade Gobert and something else for the #1 pick and a bad contract so we could get Doncic?
Would anyone here trade Gobert and something else for the #1 pick and a bad contract so we could get Doncic?
Idk. We already know we can build a championship caliber defense around Gobert. If Mitchell turns out to be a guy we can build an offense around--and he really might be--then I would stand pat with Rudy.Would anyone here trade Gobert and something else for the #1 pick and a bad contract so we could get Doncic?
Best case scenario is we get Doncic/Porter/Bagley without giving up Rudy or Mitchell. The league's worst offense could make it happen.I think it's a lot easier to get something that resembles Gobert (i.e., Adams) than it is Doncic or what we think he could be.
I'm not saying we should do it or that teams would even consider it, but it was something I thought about.
A lot can surpass him, season is young, let's see how Doncic looks in May/June when GMs have to make decisions.
I was rather thinking about the potential of the bigs. As a big if you dominate 2 facets of the game you're nearly always outperforming a max salary. If you're awesome in 3 or 4 ways that's so hard to measure, the terror you inflict when you're 7 foot tall, stifle opponents at the rim, are capable with the back to the basket, hit outside jump shots and even make plays off the dribble. It's so huge(and rare). That's why I thought more alongside some big making a huge jump.
Finding a player comp for Doncic is really hard, but how about 6'8 James Harden is his upside. There're not many players like Harden who think one step ahead when it comes to generating shots, not only dimes. I think Doncic will be capable of that.