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So glad we don’t have to deal with this anymore ……

hgb said:
Yeah, for sure he's a very useful player, even with how the league changes. Can't shake the feeling that a team built around two very similar small guards and two fairly similar bigs will have problems, though.
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I think the biggest issue for them is figuring out something at sf to bridge the weaknesses for the bigs and guards. I was pretty high on Okoro going into last year as being that type of sf but he was terrible to start the year and even though he picked it up a little as the year went on he was non existent plenty of games and still not particularly good when he put up numbers. With Strus and Niang they are at least giving themselves more options at the 3 spot and both guys are a big upgrade shooting the ball.
 
The Thriller said:
They’re dumber than Minny then and I agree that they may have ****ed up worse than the Gobert trade. That team wasn’t close to contention. I think their backcourt is okay. But everything else sucks. Their bigs were worthless, not even close to what Gobert, Favors, or even Whiteside could produce. Prime Lebron might put that team into contention. But Spida ain’t prime Lebron. He’s very good though. I think people are going overboard in bashing him. He’s a top scorer in the league. He’s poor man’s AI. But he needs other players.
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Don't fool yourself, the Gorbert trade will go down as the worst trade in history.
 
The fascination with gobert and for them to worry about how good wolves future will be , seriously that team sold its soul in that trade .

We have an upgraded version that does things that Rudy still can’t do , catch the ball , finish around the rim other than a dunk .

If wolves traded Rudy right now , what would be the return ? Other then maybe a 2nd rounder and a team absorbing his contract , that’s an awful return on an investment not even a year into giving up the farm
 
interesting tidbit on DM

"Mitchell scored 28 points on an inefficient 11 of 26 from the field and 3 of 12 from 3-point range to go with five assists against three turnovers while being hunted on the defensive end.

For the series, Mitchell averaged 23.2 points on 43.3% shooting and 28.9% from beyond the arc to go with 7.2 assists, 5.0 rebounds, 2.0 steals and 3.8 turnovers. Fine. But nothing special. Not to his standard. He shot better than 50% just once and the Cavs were outscored by nine points with him on the floor. He was out-gunned by counterpart -- and almost-teammate -- Brunson for the second consecutive postseason series."

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Cavs receive one final, savage lesson with early playoff exit -- Chris Fedor

Inexperience may sound like a convenient excuse following New York’s bloodletting. But it’s Cleveland’s reality.
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sip said:
Allen is definitely good and I'm not sure where you are getting that cavs fans want him gone. Also one mediocre playoff series doesn't mean much of anything.
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CavsTalk. I browsed that board now and then last year mainly to check on Don/Lauri related discussions.

They absolutely buried him after the Knicks series and even before that there was a lot of people who claimed him to be the weak link.
 
Fosto said:
With the new cap increase and players signing 60m a year contracts, Gobert's contract looks more palatable for the Wolves now, I imagine.
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Gobert sucks he gets exposed by his opponents and teammates. He will be out of the league very soon
 
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