Sign Joakim Noah DL

[infection]

I like Noah but I also liked Ed Davis coming here. Noah is a great hustle guy but he has no offensive game whatsoever (at some point he was a decent passer from the top of the key tough). Also, he is a FA so perhaps he didn't want to come here to begin with and was holding out for a call from either of the LA teams/Bucks.

Easy to criticize the FO. But perhaps they didn't like Noah or Noah didn't like us.

It doesn't matter at this point because we've won 5 games and Bradley has played passable enough for the FO to view it as out-of-sight, out-of-mind. We'll rediscover this issue in the playoffs, but for now we're content.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

It doesn't matter at this point because we've won 5 games and Bradley has played passable enough for the FO to view it as out-of-sight, out-of-mind. We'll rediscover this issue in the playoffs, but for now we're content.

We are rolling with Tony... While he has shown improvement, there are still those moments where you can't get Rudy back on the floor fast enough. Detroit second half was one of them. I haven't looked at the numbers but he seems to be committing less fouls. In the playoffs when we are scouted and facing completely prepared teams it could get really ugly. At this point our bed is made here... we gets to lay in that **** now.

 

[latin jazz]

It doesn't matter at this point because we've won 5 games and Bradley has played passable enough for the FO to view it as out-of-sight, out-of-mind. We'll rediscover this issue in the playoffs, but for now we're content.

I'm not saying Bradley is the answer, at all. He will probably be unplayable during the playoffs. I'm making a point about how people assume that there was mutual interest in Noah or that the FO was too lazy to address a glaring hole on defense. Ideally, we would have gotten a switchy 4 who could also play small ball 5. But we burnt most of our assets with Clarkson (and previously Conley) to make a significant move during trade deadline. On the other hand, guys who were available in the buyout market (and who could move the needle for us) just choose the big time contenders. In any case, there is a possibility we see some Morgan during the playoffs, depending on matchups.

 

[homeytennis]

I'm not saying Bradley is the answer, at all. He will probably be unplayable during the playoffs. I'm making a point about how people assume that there was mutual interest in Noah or that the FO was too lazy to address a glaring hole on defense. Ideally, we would have gotten a switchy 4 who could also play small ball 5. But we burnt most of our assets with Clarkson (and previously Conley) to make a significant move during trade deadline. On the other hand, guys who were available in the buyout market (and who could move the needle for us) just choose the big time contenders. In any case, there is a possibility we see some Morgan during the playoffs, depending on matchups.

The last couple of games he played with the Stars was less than impressive.

 

[Lakers_Slapper]

Anthony Tolliver is now available, and he's actually played this season - decent rebounder who can hit from outside. He's 34 years old.

Anthony Tolliver has sucked for years and the only thing that makes sense as of why he has been in the NBA for the past several years, is............., well, I don't want a suspension, so....... you do the math. He's 34 and has aged worse than an open tub of guacamole. Why would you even bring him up?
So the Lakers sign Jared Dudley and now ever team needs a Jared Dudley!!??? Why don't we just bring 60 year old Tom Chambers out of retirement and play him for a few minutes a game!?
**The UTAH JAZZ are trying to figure out how to get to the finals for the first time in 22 years and your suggestion is to sign Anthony Tolliver!!!???****
Have you ever seen him play!!??? Did you just look down at your basketball app and see a team cut him, and thought, "he's the missing link to all of the Jazz's problems!!??"
If you've watched him play than you'd know that stats are irrelevant. He's came off the bench to replace players just as S***** as him for years. And he's sucked so bad at it, he's ran through more teams than Santa Clause has ran through homes.
Go ahead and pull up how many teams that's added Anthony Tolliver to their roster has improved into championship teams and let me know. While you do that I'll tell you how many homes Santa Clause has delivered presents too. ZERO! You can talk all you want, but neither example exists.

I'm also not saying that Joakim Noah is the answer, but at least the a***** that posted that was being creative and thinking outside the box!
You come up in hear like, "naw................
Joakim Noah aint it. Let me tell you bout Anthony F****** Tolliver..........
Nobody has ever loved him throughout his 68 year career in the NBA, spending time on every team 6 times. But thats why he's the perfect fit!"
You obviously suck at creativity for an argument, but BRO!!!! YOU DIDN'T EVEN TRY!!!

To hell with Anthony Tolliver, lets dig Hot Rod Hundley out of the grave and hammer hooks in the back of his withered corpse and hang the other side of the rope from the rafters and control him with a robot and put him on defense. All aboard!!!???