Like a highlight reel of all the little things this team needs most badly.
I really liked Andy Larsen’s deal where we trade him for Doke and drop the protections on the pick we owe them.
Like a highlight reel of all the little things this team needs most badly.
This is the truth, and so damn frustrating.The problem with Williams and House, though, is that it wouldn’t alter the top end of our roster. It’s hypothetical in the sense that we’d add those guys and have this expectation that Quin would add them to a rotation when he’s got his 9 other guys. He won’t unless his hand is forced.
I’d trade Clarkson for a corpse attached to matching salary (or ideally no one at all), soThe problem with Williams and House, though, is that it wouldn’t alter the top end of our roster. It’s hypothetical in the sense that we’d add those guys and have this expectation that Quin would add them to a rotation when he’s got his 9 other guys. He won’t unless his hand is forced.
I really liked Andy Larsen’s deal where we trade him for Doke and drop the protections on the pick we owe them.
Rudy Gobert would be by far the best player available in the deadline conversation. No telling how much we could get from a team that really likes him.This team needs new blood and a new DNA. Trade Gobert and the other weak links, ingles Bojan and co. Build around Mitchell get who he wants make him happy and we win
I'm not sure the assets are there to get him, but I'd say give it a shot this year and half way through the next. He's got two years on his contract after this, if it doesn't work, trade him again. Maybe he changes his mind and likes it here.Everyone here realizes that Grant has pretty much said he wants to be the man on whatever team he’s on, right? I don’t see: a. how we have the assets to get him b. why they’d trade him or c. and this is a distant c, how that acquisition makes sense….though tbh, I think he could easily be convinced to be Don’s Robin.
He like Ingles is an expiring contract. I have the feeling that the front office plays three dimensional chess with itself and overthinks obvious moves at times tying themselves in knots.Why have we given up on Covington? He is not a stopper but he has real impact on the floor and fits both the Rudy and the small-ball line-ups.
The talk on him got way out of hand. He isn't a great on-ball defender but he also isn't Ingles or Clarkson. And his positioning and feel on defense take away a lot of the options the opponents have before they start.
I have the feeling Covington would just be Shaq II.I’m okay with Covington conditionally. Meaning that if he took over the starting spot and Royce moved to the bench and got around 24 mpg, and if the minutes otherwise would come from Ingles and Gay. If he’s effectively a Royce upgrade and Royce’s minutes are both reduced and cobbled from other older guys, then I think it’s a legitimate move. If Royce maintains the starting spot and keeps playing 30+, I’m really skeptical on that move being worth whatever asset we have to give up.
Sending an asset for Covington is a dog **** move. 0 upside, and we need to be smart with what assets we have left.I’m okay with Covington conditionally. Meaning that if he took over the starting spot and Royce moved to the bench and got around 24 mpg, and if the minutes otherwise would come from Ingles and Gay. If he’s effectively a Royce upgrade and Royce’s minutes are both reduced and cobbled from other older guys, then I think it’s a legitimate move. If Royce maintains the starting spot and keeps playing 30+, I’m really skeptical on that move being worth whatever asset we have to give up.
I’m okay with Covington conditionally. Meaning that if he took over the starting spot and Royce moved to the bench and got around 24 mpg, and if the minutes otherwise would come from Ingles and Gay. If he’s effectively a Royce upgrade and Royce’s minutes are both reduced and cobbled from other older guys, then I think it’s a legitimate move. If Royce maintains the starting spot and keeps playing 30+, I’m really skeptical on that move being worth whatever asset we have to give up.
I believe this goes down to most any move we could make, even if they’re not expiring like Covington. I wouldn’t give a first for him, but maybe a fake first like our pick 3-10 on the OKC one, or two seconds (that we don’t have) or Butler. But in the end it doesn’t matter because Quin’s got his rotation, so we’re organizing deck chairs on the Titanic.Sending an asset for Covington is a dog **** move. 0 upside, and we need to be smart with what assets we have left.
If we are willing to give a first for a player, give it for Collins. Every report is saying that Atlanta just wants a 1st and a starter quality player for Collins.I believe this goes down to most any move we could make, even if they’re not expiring like Covington. I wouldn’t give a first for him, but maybe a fake first like our pick 3-10 on the OKC one, or two seconds (that we don’t have) or Butler. But in the end it doesn’t matter because Quin’s got his rotation, so we’re organizing deck chairs on the Titanic.