oaklandwarriors wrote:whocurrz wrote:Any way we can get a pick to get Giorgui Dieng? Great size and mobility, awesome defender, smart player who's improved vastly the last few years, tough rebounder, good passer, high IQ, improving jumpshot out to the 18 foot range. Guy would be such an awesome fit.
Was coming into the thread to post exactly this
You're 100% spot on. Every time I see him I always think how perfect he would be for this team off the bench. He reminds of a AK47 lite and that's someone worth taking. Maybe a 2014 1st and expiring for Dieng and a 2 year deal?
Maybe I'm too unrealistic but maybe a trade could be worked out with Washington.
David Lee + future pick (preferably 2015 or 2014 with top 20 protection)
for Nene + #10.
Lee is coming off an allstar season and Nene missed some time for a team that appears to be in win-now mode. In a perceived weak draft, it's possible they gamble on Lee having the healthier season than Nene. Nene when healthy is a better fit on our roster and our FO expressed interest in him so it's possible. Grunfeld has made win now moves recently in acquiring Nene/Ariza/ Okafor and trading the #5 pick a few years ago for Mike Miller and in general doesn't seem to use lots of draft picks wisely.
Only negative is Nene having health problems which is risky with players like Bogut and Curry, but a big man rotation of Nene/Bogut/Dieng would be beast and compliment our young backcourt rotation well. All 3 could play small ball C better than Lee and defend PFs better.
Also would only do the trade after the pick is made at 10 as there are not many guys in this draft I would see as as a fit for this need who also has potential to be a future starter.
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