AirP. wrote:KingDavid wrote:AirP. wrote:
How is he not going to like what he sees, it looks possible for Miami to have...
Starters... Ja, Powell, Wiggins, Giannis, Ware
Bench... Mitchell, Jaquez Jr, Larrson, Jakucionis, Jovic, Smith.
That's up there for one of the strongest playoff rotations in the league although you'd need Ware to gain Spoelstra's trust.
The way Spo has been coaching; Ware would have to come off the bench, Giannis would have to start at center, Jovic has been absolutely atrocious, Wiggins slides to the 4 and Larsson takes his place.
Ja/KJ/Smith
Powell/Mitchell/Gardner
Larsson/3J
Wiggins/Jovic/Fonteccio
Giannis/Ware
....know what, that's actually not bad to me. Starting wing defense is a little troubling, but the firepower is there. Milwaukee gets a trove of picks + hometown Herro leading the tank (or trade Herro + whoever for more picks).
It seemed like everyone was getting what they wanted. The issue was Bam moving but if Miami doesn't make any big moves in the next 18 months, the FO may end up putting 30-year-old Bam on the market, right now, Miami is basically wasting Bam's prime vs keep building, it's another reason I hated seeing Miami draft 1st rounders vs go all in on another really good player, even if Butler left. You did get Powell handed to you for basically nothing though.
What's not odd to me anymore... Ja's out there on a huge discount and Miami's FO may just say no thanks we're going after Giannis (who's going to sign that supermax and then possibly get traded a year later). It almost feels like the FO just chases big named players they can't get just to keep some of the fanbase excited.
Hmmm, we're giving up Bam and Herro to get Ja & Giannis. How many picks would you estimate us losing if you have GSW already giving up 2-3 1sts + 1-2 swaps? I think we each would have to give another pick or swap to Memphis; Ja is a big loss no matter how we slice it.



















