Blomberg wrote:sc8581 wrote:[*]Blomberg wrote:Id be really affraid to give Draymond a max contract. He is a blueprint for a guy that's on the perfect spot for him on Warriors. Take him out of that system, give him a max contract and more offensive responsibilities, and he will be like Lance Stephenson this year compared to last. Propably not as bad, but not worth a max for a team like Pistons on its current state.
Positives: good attitude, plays for team, good and versatile defender, good court vision
Negatives: Cant shoot, cant be relied to score, mediocre to bad athlete, undersized for 4, is currently on a perfect situation for him, will demand max money, not a franchise player by any stretch of imagination.
If Pistons were ready to compete for a title? Sure, bring him in, maybe he'd be our new Sheed. But for a rebuilding team trying to make playoffs for the first time in years, lacking a lot? No thanks.
If we can't get one of the big time SFs in free agency we might as well give Green big money. With the cap going up so much his deal won't hinder us moving forward and adding him does improve the team. I would go after Middleton first and then Green right away if we couldn't land Kris.
That`s reasonable. We do need a starting 3 for next season anyway, and there`s not many good ones available that fit current Pistons team.
Green can start at the 3 or 4, he could even play 30 minutes a night off the bench backing up both spots. It's a win-win to me.