RingsDontLie wrote:8305 wrote:Slava wrote:
If Pacers end up with any combo of Denver assets that does not atleast include Harris, Murray or multiple future 1sts, its going to be worse than the Lakers offer.
That may be but at some point crap is crap and you don't worry about the color or quality. I think Pritchard and the Pacer organization is pretty pissed at LA and PG for that matter. So if they take it on the chin a little to not give LA the satisfaction, won't be surprised.
You are saying they will take the worse offer to spite George and LA? Pretty poorly ran organization if that is true. Reggie took you guys to the promised land, George won't be able to, not in this super team era. I'm not too sure why you guys are so latched on to George. Faster you get rid of him the faster you can find another Paul George in the draft to pair with Turner. Randle and Clarkson will add depth, and Randle can obviously be an All star still. But you guys are going to need lottery picks. You have to rebuild. There is no other option to get better especially for a small market team. Getting Kevin Love is actually worse for your team, all he will do is keep you out of the top lottery picks.
When Kobe left we eventually got Ingram and Ball, we had to suck for a few seasons to get in this position. That is what Pacers have to do, it is unavoidable.
At some point Pritchard will face the music. His moves are very limited. Lakers offered just enough so that other teams, knowing Paul George is a rental, can't make a trade without adding desirable assets they wouldn't be willing to part with.
I mean no offense to this but you are speaking as a large market fan. The Pacers can't go into a 20 win team mode for more than one year and still turn a profit which is why Simon who is the owner of the Pacers always tries to flip a rebuild very fast to keep fans interested in the product. Its a blessing and a curse and an argument that Pacer fans know too well since many think like you on staying in the lottery for multiple years.
One thing is sure though and that is Simon will want to flip a rebuild fast and only have one bad year. I agree with you on Klove though and I believe Pritchard does too. He wants picks and a solid piece that doesn't have to be a all star so that is probably Boston but certainly LA is in the mix.