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Re: Mavs Offseason - 21/22 - what do we do from here? 

Post#201 » by Mavrelous » Sun Jun 13, 2021 12:30 pm

JD45 wrote:What about Norman Powell as a free agent target?

A little younger than THJ and shoots the 3 at a similar rate. Overall, scores more efficiently and has a reputation for good defense. He is a little smaller but has done well guarding larger players. He actually played SF in Portland. He would likely be better at starting next to Luka.

That would leave Brunson as a trade asset to try to find an upgrade elsewhere.


A better fit than THJ, but I'd rather work out S&T with Portland than go to bidding war.
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Post#202 » by 41Dirk41 » Sun Jun 13, 2021 2:00 pm

JD45 wrote:What about Norman Powell as a free agent target?

A little younger than THJ and shoots the 3 at a similar rate. Overall, scores more efficiently and has a reputation for good defense. He is a little smaller but has done well guarding larger players. He actually played SF in Portland. He would likely be better at starting next to Luka.

That would leave Brunson as a trade asset to try to find an upgrade elsewhere.


Powell is a different player than THJ, big fundamentals.
A system player, more orderly and disciplined.

He and THJ are similar level players, i choose who cost less.
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Post#203 » by JJP » Sun Jun 13, 2021 4:00 pm

Regarding THJ and Powell, I agree with the "whoever costs less" concept.

Some stuff being reported today about KP really working on some things over the summer. I sure hope so. I really think trading him is best, but I only give that about a 20% chance of happening
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Post#204 » by Mr B » Mon Jun 14, 2021 6:01 am

Would it be possible to get both?

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Post#205 » by arkuo » Mon Jun 14, 2021 8:00 am

Mr B wrote:Would it be possible to get both?

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If Jrich and THJ walks it could be done. There's around $35M to spend.

Is there a scenario where Demar gets $20M and Lowry gets $15M?
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Post#206 » by Mavrelous » Mon Jun 14, 2021 8:24 am

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Mr B wrote:Would it be possible to get both?

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If Jrich and THJ walks it could be done. There's around $35M to spend.

Is there a scenario where Demar gets $20M and Lowry gets $15M?


Both start at 18, DDR for 4 year and Lowry for 3, I'm not sure I'd do it, I'd resign THJ and sign DDR, and look for a PG with the room exception.
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Post#207 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 12:59 pm

Mr B wrote:Would it be possible to get both?

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Post#208 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:14 pm

When is the freak out gonna happen from today's Tim Cato article????

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Post#209 » by arkuo » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:26 pm

ejs78 wrote:When is the freak out gonna happen from today's Tim Cato article????

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I've been meaning to ask what a Director of Quantitative Research is doing? Is he telling Luka his usage rate is through the roof? To pass the ball more? Well he sure picked a bad time to say it out loud then. :lol:
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Post#210 » by Mavrelous » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:37 pm

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Post#211 » by JD45 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:41 pm

I bet that article was a planted hit piece. And the die is cast.

SuperStars a lot harder to replace than analytic guys with bad interpersonal skills.
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Post#212 » by dirkforpres » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:42 pm

JD45 wrote:I bet that article was a planted hit piece. And the die is cast.

SuperStars a lot harder to replace than analytic guys with bad interpersonal skills.


Voulgaris is going to take the fall to save Donnie Nelson’s job :roll:
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Post#213 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:56 pm

JD45 wrote:I bet that article was a planted hit piece. And the die is cast.

SuperStars a lot harder to replace than analytic guys with bad interpersonal skills.
Exactly if Luka and him have beef we can all guess who likely is a goner.

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Post#214 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 4:58 pm

dirkforpres wrote:
JD45 wrote:I bet that article was a planted hit piece. And the die is cast.

SuperStars a lot harder to replace than analytic guys with bad interpersonal skills.


Voulgaris is going to take the fall to save Donnie Nelson’s job :roll:
I'm not a Donnie fan but sure as hell sounds like Voulgaris made the Wright and Richardson moves. Also didn't consult the scouting dept on the draft. Can't blame Donnie he ain't making the moves

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Post#215 » by arkuo » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:06 pm

The article smells fishy. It should get a lot of attention given Luka's gravitas. Heck, JJ Reddick has been pounding on Luka topics to get his channel more likes.

I can definitley see Cuban saying something totally outrageous to get fined on purpose. To take the heat off his players. Did it for Nash and Dirk before.
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Post#216 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:07 pm

arkuo wrote:The article smells fishy. It should get a lot of attention given Luka's gravitas. Heck, JJ Reddick has been pounding on Luka topics to get his channel more likes.

I can definitley see Cuban saying something totally outrageous to get fined on purpose. To take the heat off his players. Did it for Nash and Dirk before.
There is probably some truth to the article but also very overblown.

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Post#217 » by dirkforpres » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:08 pm

ejs78 wrote:
dirkforpres wrote:
JD45 wrote:I bet that article was a planted hit piece. And the die is cast.

SuperStars a lot harder to replace than analytic guys with bad interpersonal skills.


Voulgaris is going to take the fall to save Donnie Nelson’s job :roll:
I'm not a Donnie fan but sure as hell sounds like Voulgaris made the Wright and Richardson moves. Also didn't consult the scouting dept on the draft. Can't blame Donnie he ain't making the moves

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Donnie made the abysmal Porzingis, Rondo, Noel, and Odom trades as well as the Melli/Redick deal.

They should both be getting pink slips
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Post#218 » by arkuo » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:23 pm

dirkforpres wrote:
ejs78 wrote:
dirkforpres wrote:
Voulgaris is going to take the fall to save Donnie Nelson’s job :roll:
I'm not a Donnie fan but sure as hell sounds like Voulgaris made the Wright and Richardson moves. Also didn't consult the scouting dept on the draft. Can't blame Donnie he ain't making the moves

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Donnie made the abysmal Porzingis, Rondo, Noel, and Odom trades as well as the Melli/Redick deal.

They should both be getting pink slips


Danny Ainge is coincidentally looking for a new job. Any chance Donnie gets replaced with Ainge and a whole new staff?

Also, I understand the KP trade. Had DSJ finished the season with Dallas, his value would have sunk and you'd actually be stuck with him now. Rondo and Noel were both an asterisk to me, also had something to do with Carlisle. ESPN was recently talking about how Thibs who used to really crack the whip and was old school, had to adjust to a new style of coaching seeing how it has become a player's league. Carlisle is extra tough on micromanaging and it may seem excessive to a certain degree. I dont know if that style of coaching will still work in 2021.
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Post#219 » by ejs78 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:24 pm

dirkforpres wrote:
ejs78 wrote:
dirkforpres wrote:
Voulgaris is going to take the fall to save Donnie Nelson’s job :roll:
I'm not a Donnie fan but sure as hell sounds like Voulgaris made the Wright and Richardson moves. Also didn't consult the scouting dept on the draft. Can't blame Donnie he ain't making the moves

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Donnie made the abysmal Porzingis, Rondo, Noel, and Odom trades as well as the Melli/Redick deal.

They should both be getting pink slips
Like I said I'm not a fan, but some of those deal didn't work out for other reasons besides him.

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Post#220 » by JD45 » Mon Jun 14, 2021 5:30 pm

Sam Hinkie also seems to be unemployed. Could replace Donnie and Voulgaris.
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