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If not Rubio then what?

LoPo said:
I don't like his contract, but I like his toughness. He isn't perfect, but he seems to fit the description of what @Bawse Dawg is talking about. He might be the kick in the pants this team needs.

Rumors out today that Bucks want Korver and want to deal Dellie. http://woelfelspressbox.com/2018/11/bucks-looking-to-add-perimeter-shooter/

What does everybody think of Dellavadova?

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He’d be a stop-gap measure. He can shoot tho
 
If we got somebody like Dellie, we could just make Exum a quality defense first combo guard or SG off the bench. We could quit trying to make him something he isn't quite getting which is PG.

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Saint Cy of JFC said:
Someone like Rubio. The offense runs great with Rubio outside of his defender being able to sag off or bait him into shooting.
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So someone like Rubio but that can shoot and maybe won’t turn it over as much?

Is that more like Kyle Lowry? Chris Paul? Mike Conley? Do we make “floor generals” anymore?

I think we have enough floor general with Ingles, DM, that we just need another guard who can pass and dribble... don’t think they need to control the ball or be a pass first player.

So the offense runs great with him other than the huge flaw he has that effs up the offense? Is that like saying Kanter is fine on defense other than getting beat over and over again in iso and PnR?
 
LoPo said:
If we got somebody like Dellie, we could just make Exum a quality defense first combo guard or SG off the bench. We could quit trying to make him something he isn't quite getting which is PG.

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Gawd no... delly is terrible and gets hurt as much as Neto. Not to mention his contract sucks.

I’d much rather roll with Ricky.
 
I don't think Dellie would replace Rubio. We would get him to provide more stable backup PG play moving Exum to backup SG duties.

He might cut into Rubio minutes (yay), but Rubio would stay the starter this season.

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Saint Cy of JFC said:
Someone like Rubio. The offense runs great with Rubio outside of his defender being able to sag off or bait him into shooting.
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This. His dribble is tight and his shot volume isn’t that high. Things are being taken out of context around here. I hope they keep sagging off on him so he can make those mid-range jumpers when he runs to his left.
 
LoPo said:
I don't think Dellie would replace Rubio. We would get him to provide more stable backup PG play moving Exum to backup SG duties.

He might cut into Rubio minutes (yay), but Rubio would stay the starter this season.

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Delly is bad... and now that you aren’t allowed to tackle people I’m not sure he can even play defense.

If we are replacing Rubio and Dante let’s get someone with more variance.

I’d rather roll with Neto’s corpse than Delly.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
So someone like Rubio but that can shoot and maybe won’t turn it over as much?

Is that more like Kyle Lowry? Chris Paul? Mike Conley? Do we make “floor generals” anymore?

I think we have enough floor general with Ingles, DM, that we just need another guard who can pass and dribble... don’t think they need to control the ball or be a pass first player.

So the offense runs great with him other than the huge flaw he has that effs up the offense? Is that like saying Kanter is fine on defense other than getting beat over and over again in iso and PnR?
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Turnovers don't bother me unless they are careless or low reward. You have to risk it for the biscuit.
 
Jazzta said:
This. His dribble is tight and his shot volume isn’t that high. Things are being taken out of context around here. I hope they keep sagging off on him so he can make those mid-range jumpers when he runs to his left.
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But when they keep leaving him wide open and he keeps missing, then we're going to continue to be blown out. That's what happened in this game. He kept missing and missing, wide open; it affected the Jazz mentally, and then it seemed everything broke down.
 
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