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Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Mon Jul 4, 2016 2:27 pm
by basketballwacko2
Curry shot 45 percent on 111 three-point attempts in 15.7 minutes per game over 44 appearances. If he is 1/2 as good as his brother I'd love to have him on our team. Offer Seth 4 yrs $29 million.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Mon Jul 4, 2016 3:16 pm
by Boneman2
I don't see any harm in doing so. He played enough towards the end of last season to prove he can play the 1 pretty darn effectively. I'd offer him 3/18m with the 3rd season being a p/o. Bare minimum he would strengthen our effectiveness from deep.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Mon Jul 4, 2016 3:17 pm
by Wizop
I had the same idea but at no where near that price. Wasn't the QO much lower?

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Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Mon Jul 4, 2016 3:36 pm
by Boneman2
Wizop wrote:I had the same idea but at no where near that price. Wasn't the QO much lower?

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Solo's QO was 2.3m and we saw what he got. I'm thinking Curry will get at least 6 per but no less than 5, based solely on current market conditions where role players are securing northward of 10m +.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Mon Jul 4, 2016 10:03 pm
by SmashMouthRod
Nope. I would rather give the minutes to Joe Young if were going to play a young guard. The team already has several small guards, meaning their will be plenty of small back court tandems. Indy needs a solid 6'5 or bigger guard that can defend the 2 or 3.

Teague/Young
Ellis/Stuckey

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 12:03 am
by Scoot McGroot
If we moved Stuckey for someone like a SF or a PF (think Gay, McRoberts, or Hawes), I would absolutely go after Curry. Otherwise, though, I'd rather have Young compete for minutes if we keep both Stuckey and Monta. Weird, I know, but makes sense to me.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 12:44 am
by Wizop
If only GRob could shoot like a Curry.

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Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 11:39 am
by Scoot McGroot
Committed to Dallas for 2 years/$6m.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 2:25 pm
by Clutch31
Scoot McGroot wrote:Committed to Dallas for 2 years/$6m.


Thats peanuts, we should have signed him.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 2:41 pm
by Scoot McGroot
Clutch31 wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:Committed to Dallas for 2 years/$6m.


Thats peanuts, we should have signed him.


Meh. Maybe. I just can't feel strongly either way about it. Plus, that $3m this year could go a long way toward a Teague extension, or possibly signing someone else, like a Lance.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 2:44 pm
by Clutch31
Scoot McGroot wrote:
Clutch31 wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:Committed to Dallas for 2 years/$6m.


Thats peanuts, we should have signed him.


Meh. Maybe. I just can't feel strongly either way about it. Plus, that $3m this year could go a long way toward a Teague extension, or possibly signing someone else, like a Lance.



I agree with you in the money part. I feel we should get rid of Stuckey and his contract.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 3:56 pm
by Wizop
Clutch31 wrote:I feel we should get rid of Stuckey and his contract.


His contract is pretty reasonable for a backup at this point. Now if we can get a better shooting guard, that's different, but if he's the first guard off the bench, his contract is no problem for me.

Re: Seth Curry QO recended, should Pacers go after him?

Posted: Tue Jul 5, 2016 4:38 pm
by Scoot McGroot
Clutch31 wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:
Clutch31 wrote:
Thats peanuts, we should have signed him.


Meh. Maybe. I just can't feel strongly either way about it. Plus, that $3m this year could go a long way toward a Teague extension, or possibly signing someone else, like a Lance.



I agree with you in the money part. I feel we should get rid of Stuckey and his contract.


I don't know about that. The bulk of free agency is over, and if we trade Stuckey and his contract, we would then need to overspend the $17m on another SG to try and replace Stuckey. There's just no one out there. And after seeing the contracts this offseason, I'm ok with Stuckey at 2 years and $7m per. He's good value on that deal.