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would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 2:54 pm
by DET_Athletics
personally i think he would be a tremendous fit for us, he can plug into the back-up center spot and is a better option than the two we have now. so my question is this, do you think we should trade for him and what would be a fair trade?
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 4:00 pm
by chrbal
Kings aren't going to hand him over. Trade offer would have to be pretty decent. Cousins' issues don't help the likelihood of Willie getting traded.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 5:42 pm
by ImHeisenberg
He would be a terrific backup at the 5. He can't play on the floor with Drummond though, no shooting range.
From rumors in recent years, Sacramento tend to want a King's ransom for any player that has any value around the league.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 6:25 pm
by DET_Athletics
ImHeisenberg wrote:He would be a terrific backup at the 5. He can't play on the floor with Drummond though, no shooting range.
From rumors in recent years, Sacramento tend to want a King's ransom for any player that has any value around the league.
actually i think he can play next to him in small stints. a defensive line-up of dre, WCS, Stanley, KCP, Jackson would be nasty. our team would be a legit ten deep.i think a package of bullock hillard and two first would be nice, it may not be the best deal tho.
Reggie/ Ish
KCP/Gbinije
Morris/Stanley
Harris/Leuer
Dre/WCS/Boban
this would be the youngest, scariest team in the league.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 8:49 pm
by Pugz
he wants a bigger role, he wouldn't get that here but i would welcome him with open arms. i just dont see us having what the kings would want.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 9:18 pm
by Finn McCool
I might be wrong, but the guy seems as if he has a very low intelligence level. While he might help defensively, I wouldn't want to be Van Gundy with a bunch of crayons trying to explain my system to him. I would opine that the Pistons are much too astute to resort to entertaining the idea.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2016 9:24 pm
by Liqourish
If we are moving assets, it should be to address our one massive hole and that is shooting off our bench. I see no reason to trade players/picks for a backup C when we already have 2 1/2.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2016 7:49 pm
by Moses ShamMoses
Nah, unless we get him for cheap. He doesn't really help us much.
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Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2016 10:02 pm
by Todd3
DET_Athletics wrote:ImHeisenberg wrote:He would be a terrific backup at the 5. He can't play on the floor with Drummond though, no shooting range.
From rumors in recent years, Sacramento tend to want a King's ransom for any player that has any value around the league.
actually i think he can play next to him in small stints. a defensive line-up of dre, WCS, Stanley, KCP, Jackson would be nasty. our team would be a legit ten deep.i think a package of bullock hillard and two first would be nice, it may not be the best deal tho.
Reggie/ Ish
KCP/Gbinije
Morris/Stanley
Harris/Leuer
Dre/WCS/Boban
this would be the youngest, scariest team in the league.
2 1st rd picks for a backup C?
Re: RE: Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2016 10:15 pm
by sinnombre2323
Todd3 wrote:DET_Athletics wrote:ImHeisenberg wrote:He would be a terrific backup at the 5. He can't play on the floor with Drummond though, no shooting range.
From rumors in recent years, Sacramento tend to want a King's ransom for any player that has any value around the league.
actually i think he can play next to him in small stints. a defensive line-up of dre, WCS, Stanley, KCP, Jackson would be nasty. our team would be a legit ten deep.i think a package of bullock hillard and two first would be nice, it may not be the best deal tho.
Reggie/ Ish
KCP/Gbinije
Morris/Stanley
Harris/Leuer
Dre/WCS/Boban
this would be the youngest, scariest team in the league.
2 1st rd picks for a backup C?
Yikes
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2016 11:25 pm
by BadMofoPimp
Baynes right now is better than WCS besides there is really no use for him on this team. He really isn't that good.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 12:40 am
by theBigLip
Liqourish wrote:If we are moving assets, it should be to address our one massive hole and that is shooting off our bench. I see no reason to trade players/picks for a backup C when we already have 2 1/2.
This.
Re: Trade Baynes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 1:52 am
by DET_Athletics
As much as I see trade threads on this board, no one has came out with the obvious needed trade. Baynes is honestly taking more away from the second unit than he could be giving. He is second guessing himself I'm thinking post too much, he's strong but not athletic, and the dude can't block a shot or help weak side to save his life. The only thing saving him is he can hit 15 feet out and make free throws, but he's not even taking that 15 footer that often. Hopefully boban can be that guy if not we need to find a defensive minded center that can hit free throws in a hurry.
sinnombre2323 wrote:Todd3 wrote:DET_Athletics wrote:actually i think he can play next to him in small stints. a defensive line-up of dre, WCS, Stanley, KCP, Jackson would be nasty. our team would be a legit ten deep.i think a package of bullock hillard and two first would be nice, it may not be the best deal tho.
Reggie/ Ish
KCP/Gbinije
Morris/Stanley
Harris/Leuer
Dre/WCS/Boban
this would be the youngest, scariest team in the league.
2 1st rd picks for a backup C?
Yikes
Yes it's steep but he's I guy I could see getting 20+ minutes a game.
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Re: Trade Baynes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 2:12 am
by Todd3
DET_Athletics wrote:As much as I see trade threads on this board, no one has came out with the obvious needed trade. Baynes is honestly taking more away from the second unit than he could be giving. He is second guessing himself I'm thinking post too much, he's strong but not athletic, and the dude can't block a shot or help weak side to save his life. The only thing saving him is he can hit 15 feet out and make free throws, but he's not even taking that 15 footer that often. Hopefully boban can be that guy if not we need to find a defensive minded center that can hit free throws in a hurry.
sinnombre2323 wrote:Todd3 wrote:
2 1st rd picks for a backup C?
Yikes
Yes it's steep but he's I guy I could see getting 20+ minutes a game.
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I agree Baynes needs to gtfo, but he and Boban/Leuer are all still better than Stein imo.
He'd never get 20+ min here because Dre is going to play at least 30-33 mpg and there's no min available at PF.
Plus the 7m/yr spent on Boban would be wasted. Just no need for another Center, esp at that price.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 2:29 am
by mattao313
To be honest I don't know much about Cauley-Stein but I wouldn't trade for another center unless we're trading Drummond.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 1:21 pm
by Pharaoh
IF we're trading Baynes then we better get a shooter back, preferably a back up SG signed for a couple of years.
And who is gonna take what is essentially an expiring while giving us a shooter locked up?
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Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 10:17 am
by Moses ShamMoses
I'd consider trading Boban for WCS and filler. I'd throw in a 2nd rounder for good measure. Having said that, other teams with greater needs at center can put together a much better package.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 2:09 pm
by The Penguin
WCS is not good. The Kings have given him every opportunity and he's looked like a JaVale McGee level space cadet. He's still young and he's still got time to figure it out, but nothing in the Kings recent drafting history and nothing in his skill set suggest he's a good fit for us, especially not at the price level some are suggesting.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 2:36 pm
by MotownMadness
The Penguin wrote:WCS is not good. The Kings have given him every opportunity and he's looked like a JaVale McGee level space cadet. He's still young and he's still got time to figure it out, but nothing in the Kings recent drafting history and nothing in his skill set suggest he's a good fit for us, especially not at the price level some are suggesting.
I don't think he's ever really had a passion for basketball.
Re: would Willie Cauley-Stein be a good fit for us?
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 2:51 pm
by Laimbeer
Liqourish wrote:If we are moving assets, it should be to address our one massive hole and that is shooting off our bench at the shooting guard position. I see no reason to trade players/picks for a backup C when we already have 2 1/2.
Fixed.