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R3AL1TY wrote:A few players with player options coming up may be worth watching. Guys like Dinwiddie, Barton, Jrue Holiday, and Looney.

Kurt Heimlich wrote:

R3AL1TY wrote:A few players with player options coming up may be worth watching. Guys like Dinwiddie, Barton, Jrue Holiday, and Looney.

These guys have PO's for 2021 (i.e. after this next season). For this off season they're not FA targets at all.

Chi town wrote:KCP may be a solid MLE type candidate for one year.

TheSuzerain wrote:KCP is a bad idea. He's exactly the kind of player to avoid.

Not to mention he very well could get more than the MLE.

HomoSapien wrote:I like the idea of targeting Noel, as long as Donovan can vouch for him not being a total **** bag. Like you said, he's a high-impact player who seems to perpetually be available for a cheap contract.

A couple other names I'll throw out there.

Christian Wood - I'm not sure if he'll end up falling in our price range, but he really looks like a borderline star in the making. The way this guy generates production will always make him valuable. He's also a very high-skilled player.

Jae Crowder - Not a flashy name by any means, but I think we're all seeing in the playoffs how valuable he can be. I think it's what we hoped Thad Young would be, but wasn't. Crowder is a tough, physical player who can defend multiple positions and spread the floor in a small-ball lineup.

Harry Giles - I think we're all familiar with him as a guy who was considered a high lottery pick before his injuries. Giles has been productive in limited PT, and appears way less raw than we were expecting. I think he'll bust out in the right situation. I truly believe this is a Jermaine O'Neal situation.

rtblues wrote:

HomoSapien wrote:I like the idea of targeting Noel, as long as Donovan can vouch for him not being a total **** bag. Like you said, he's a high-impact player who seems to perpetually be available for a cheap contract.

A couple other names I'll throw out there.

Christian Wood - I'm not sure if he'll end up falling in our price range, but he really looks like a borderline star in the making. The way this guy generates production will always make him valuable. He's also a very high-skilled player.

Jae Crowder - Not a flashy name by any means, but I think we're all seeing in the playoffs how valuable he can be. I think it's what we hoped Thad Young would be, but wasn't. Crowder is a tough, physical player who can defend multiple positions and spread the floor in a small-ball lineup.

Harry Giles - I think we're all familiar with him as a guy who was considered a high lottery pick before his injuries. Giles has been productive in limited PT, and appears way less raw than we were expecting. I think he'll bust out in the right situation. I truly believe this is a Jermaine O'Neal situation.

I like Wood the best out of these 3...

sco wrote:

rtblues wrote:

HomoSapien wrote:I like the idea of targeting Noel, as long as Donovan can vouch for him not being a total **** bag. Like you said, he's a high-impact player who seems to perpetually be available for a cheap contract.

A couple other names I'll throw out there.

Christian Wood - I'm not sure if he'll end up falling in our price range, but he really looks like a borderline star in the making. The way this guy generates production will always make him valuable. He's also a very high-skilled player.

Jae Crowder - Not a flashy name by any means, but I think we're all seeing in the playoffs how valuable he can be. I think it's what we hoped Thad Young would be, but wasn't. Crowder is a tough, physical player who can defend multiple positions and spread the floor in a small-ball lineup.

Harry Giles - I think we're all familiar with him as a guy who was considered a high lottery pick before his injuries. Giles has been productive in limited PT, and appears way less raw than we were expecting. I think he'll bust out in the right situation. I truly believe this is a Jermaine O'Neal situation.

I like Wood the best out of these 3...

I'm with you, although I'd be stoked to get any of the 3.

TheSuzerain wrote:

sco wrote:

rtblues wrote:I like Wood the best out of these 3...

I'm with you, although I'd be stoked to get any of the 3.

No chance Wood is available for the MLE.

rtblues wrote:

HomoSapien wrote:I like the idea of targeting Noel, as long as Donovan can vouch for him not being a total **** bag. Like you said, he's a high-impact player who seems to perpetually be available for a cheap contract.

A couple other names I'll throw out there.

Christian Wood - I'm not sure if he'll end up falling in our price range, but he really looks like a borderline star in the making. The way this guy generates production will always make him valuable. He's also a very high-skilled player.

Jae Crowder - Not a flashy name by any means, but I think we're all seeing in the playoffs how valuable he can be. I think it's what we hoped Thad Young would be, but wasn't. Crowder is a tough, physical player who can defend multiple positions and spread the floor in a small-ball lineup.

Harry Giles - I think we're all familiar with him as a guy who was considered a high lottery pick before his injuries. Giles has been productive in limited PT, and appears way less raw than we were expecting. I think he'll bust out in the right situation. I truly believe this is a Jermaine O'Neal situation.

I like Wood the best out of these 3...

HomoSapien wrote:Probably not, but I'd be shocked if he's a top 3 target for anyone with caps pace.

PlayerUp wrote:Frank Jackson could become an UFA

Little Nathan wrote:

HomoSapien wrote:Probably not, but I'd be shocked if he's a top 3 target for anyone with caps pace.

Well, he's very likely going to be the top target for the Pistons, who have capspace.

HomoSapien wrote:Pistons have a new GM and Woods isn’t restricted, which means there’s a lot of unknown here. With how little the Pistons have going for them, it wouldn’t surprise me if they’d decide they prefer to remain flexible than commit to Woods long-term. All that said, it’s worth mentioning that a sign and trade could be a possibility if he’s out of our price range. Detroit’s leverage is lessened by that fact that he is unrestricted, so the option to woo hum on the open market exists in a tangible way.