xdrta+ wrote:Anyone want Jordan Bell back? The Grizzlies just waived him.
No
Moderators: Sleepy51, Chris Porter's Hair, floppymoose
xdrta+ wrote:Anyone want Jordan Bell back? The Grizzlies just waived him.
”Mav_Carter wrote: my list doesn't matter...I'm pretty much wrong on everything...
xdrta+ wrote:Coxy wrote:After his exhibition yesterday and over the past year or so, how do we add Davis Bertans to this team? He’s a FA I believe.
He is a FA and expected to fetch in the neighborhood of $12-$15 million. The Wizards have his Bird rights, so there's that too. I don't see any way the Warriors can compete for him.
Mylie10 wrote:Commodor wrote:Bring in Biyombo on a vet min and focus on wings.
Hate his game. Hasn't made an ounce of difference on any of his teams.
ChuckDurn wrote:Kelly Olynyk has a player option next year for about $13M. I’m not sure if it would be viable to take him in via the TPE (if he exercises the option, are the Heat prevented from trading him? What if he agrees to be dealt as the reason he picks up the option?). Plus, he may just turn down the option and try to sign a new contract for more years and more total money.
But if it could be done, he could be a nice pickup, as a stretch 5 (and he’s hitting 42% from 3 this year).....
giberish wrote:I disagree with the OP. GS doesn't need a great all-around center to compete next season. Even before KD, GS won 140 games over 2 seasons and 31 playoff games without a great all-around center. Bogut was a top defender but weak on offense (and minutes-limited). Ezili was also a solid player but not great.
IMO plan A would be to get a high-quality SF option - with 2015 Iggy level all-around impact. Then probably fill the center spot with the 'no hard cap' MLE. IMO the center market is team friendly enough to get a solid guy for that - especially if they're offering 2 or 3 year deals as opposed to teams planning for 2021 FA. I could imagine getting one of Baynes/Gasol/Ibaka for a 2 or 3 year deal. Then having Looney, spot minutes from Draymond and maybe Chriss for depth being fine.
Of course if they can't get another high-impact forward then trying for a team with an elite center and lessor forwards would be a second option.
Coxy wrote:giberish wrote:I disagree with the OP. GS doesn't need a great all-around center to compete next season. Even before KD, GS won 140 games over 2 seasons and 31 playoff games without a great all-around center. Bogut was a top defender but weak on offense (and minutes-limited). Ezili was also a solid player but not great.
IMO plan A would be to get a high-quality SF option - with 2015 Iggy level all-around impact. Then probably fill the center spot with the 'no hard cap' MLE. IMO the center market is team friendly enough to get a solid guy for that - especially if they're offering 2 or 3 year deals as opposed to teams planning for 2021 FA. I could imagine getting one of Baynes/Gasol/Ibaka for a 2 or 3 year deal. Then having Looney, spot minutes from Draymond and maybe Chriss for depth being fine.
Of course if they can't get another high-impact forward then trying for a team with an elite center and lessor forwards would be a second option.
Bogut was NOT weak on offence.
giberish wrote:Coxy wrote:giberish wrote:I disagree with the OP. GS doesn't need a great all-around center to compete next season. Even before KD, GS won 140 games over 2 seasons and 31 playoff games without a great all-around center. Bogut was a top defender but weak on offense (and minutes-limited). Ezili was also a solid player but not great.
IMO plan A would be to get a high-quality SF option - with 2015 Iggy level all-around impact. Then probably fill the center spot with the 'no hard cap' MLE. IMO the center market is team friendly enough to get a solid guy for that - especially if they're offering 2 or 3 year deals as opposed to teams planning for 2021 FA. I could imagine getting one of Baynes/Gasol/Ibaka for a 2 or 3 year deal. Then having Looney, spot minutes from Draymond and maybe Chriss for depth being fine.
Of course if they can't get another high-impact forward then trying for a team with an elite center and lessor forwards would be a second option.
Bogut was NOT weak on offence.
Milwaulkee Bogut was good on offense, but post-injury Bogut with GS was a solidly below-average offensive center. He was a good passer and screen-setter, but he couldn't shoot at all (and wasn't a dynamic rim-running finisher either). His defense was enough to be a good player (for the limited minutes he could play) but he wasn't a great all-around center.
”Mav_Carter wrote: my list doesn't matter...I'm pretty much wrong on everything...
floppymoose wrote:Too much Vlad. Sixers can't handle it. Solid gold.
watch1958 wrote:I miss David West.
”Mav_Carter wrote: my list doesn't matter...I'm pretty much wrong on everything...
cdubbz wrote:Giannis.
cdubbz wrote:Donte DiVincenzo will outplay Poole this season.
Return to Golden State Warriors