theatlfan wrote:
Iffy on GSW. Sure, everyone wants the same result for less $$, but do they really get that here? Iguodala has been miserable offensively, but he's still an elite perimeter defender - Jack doesn't approximate that, nowhere close. Lee has had a miserable season due to injury that's it appears he's still recovering from, but he has been productive when healthy and he's getting healthy. It's crowded on the low blocks for GSW, but considering Bogut's injury history and the fact that we don't really know if Speight has found it or is just in the midst of a hot streak, are they really comfortable replacing Lee for a couple of broken down vets? I don't have answers here, but at the very least, they deserve some of the young kids that BRK is claiming in this deal to sweeten their pot, especially if the entire argument for them to do the deal is centered around being cost conscious.
What's happening theatlfan? Can't wait for a Hawks vs Warriors finals, loyal fans like us deserve these great seasons our respective teams are having.
Anyway, there's a couple of your points I'd like to counter. First, Iguodala has been intentionally sacrificing his offense by deferring to younger players whenever possible. Right now his pet project is Justin Holiday who he's constantly looking to set up on offense. If needed Iguodala can step up and provide more offensive punch as the season plods forward.
You're pretty off base on your Lee assessment. He actually looks healthier then he has in years and is only slightly rusty on offense right now. He's actually playing the best D of his Warriors career. His per 36 numbers are pretty much in line with his career numbers other then a slight dip in FG percentage and a spike in blocked shots.
Other then that you're spot on as always. If I can think of any Atl/GSW deals I'll bring them to your Hawks trade board first as always but right now I can't see either team being very active on the player exchange market.