raferfenix wrote:Thinking about what the Cavs offer for Bledsoe.
if its not the nets first I hang up right away.
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raferfenix wrote:Thinking about what the Cavs offer for Bledsoe.
mlloyd10 wrote:LuessiT wrote:mlloyd10 wrote:Huge 4 teamer
Bucks get : Howard/Hood
Hornets get: Middleton/Mudiay/Faried/Delly
Nuggets get: Walker
Jazz get: Franky K
This is beyond awful for us. Howard is a negative and Hood just slightly positive.
Howard is not a negative. Howard is not a negative. Howard is not a negative
ReginaldDwight wrote:raferfenix wrote:Thinking about what the Cavs offer for Bledsoe.
if its not the nets first I hang up right away.
Wonka wrote:How often do players get traded to a third team in a season though? I don’t see any scenario in which we trade Bledsoe, for better or for worse
DrWood wrote:Bledsoe is not the problem. Possibly the way he's being used is part of the problem, but that will apply to almost anyone acquired while Kidd is coach.
MilHammer wrote:I said it when we acquired him. We got essentially the PG version of Monroe. Bledsoe is a killer 6th man, let him pound the ball and score in bunches against lesser guard talent. I'd rather have a less ball dominant, pass first, 3pt threat at the 1 that's just there to provide spacing and help Giannis with ballhandling responsibilities.
raferfenix wrote:Thinking about what the Cavs offer for Bledsoe.
MilHammer wrote:I said it when we acquired him. We got essentially the PG version of Monroe. Bledsoe is a killer 6th man, let him pound the ball and score in bunches against lesser guard talent. I'd rather have a less ball dominant, pass first, 3pt threat at the 1 that's just there to provide spacing and help Giannis with ballhandling responsibilities.
Wonka wrote:How often do players get traded to a third team in a season though? I don’t see any scenario in which we trade Bledsoe, for better or for worse
I think there will be a change: I hope for the better, it can’t get worse than this. I would like to stay here, but I don’t close doors to anything. What I want is to play. There’s a few weeks left till the trade deadline and I want to play.
I’ve enjoyed the experience of playing in New York. I love the city, the fans, my teammates…. but I’m 23, I’m ambitious, I’m hungry and want to play. I don’t care where. I’m ready for whatever and working to change this situation and play.
MilHammer wrote:I said it when we acquired him. We got essentially the PG version of Monroe. Bledsoe is a killer 6th man, let him pound the ball and score in bunches against lesser guard talent. I'd rather have a less ball dominant, pass first, 3pt threat at the 1 that's just there to provide spacing and help Giannis with ballhandling responsibilities.
M-C-G wrote:leroyjw10 wrote:paulpressey25 wrote:
If we dealt Bledsoe, we'd go back to the absolute crap guard defense. That said for the right deal and with a new coach I'd listen. Would be like acquiring Brandon and flipping him for Cassell 18 months later.
Bledsoe, Snell, Telly for Kemba and Dwight works for me.
I don't disagree that Bledsoe is a better man-to-man defender than Brogdon or Delly, but he also gambles a lot more. And while sometimes this results in a steal, I'd guess more often than not it results in more scrambling and more open looks for the other team. Steals look great in the box score, but I'd much rather they come within the framework of good, solid team defense.
For example, the Bucks defense had a 105.3 defensive rating through October, 19th in the league at the time and before Bledsoe arrived. Not great, but not horrible. If they had maintained that rating, though, they'd be 14th in the NBA.
For the season, the Bucks defense has a 107.6 defensive rating, 25th in the league. So the Bucks team defense has actually been considerably worse since Bledsoe arrived. I'm not wholly pinning this on Bledsoe as this defense has all sorts of problems, but I don't think you can discount the smart team defense Brogdon and Delly play.
I would guess Thon getting more minutes since the trade and being absolutely awful is far more likely the culprit for the numbers you are posting. I mean, we aren’t bad without Thon. We are awful with him on the court.
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leroyjw10 wrote:M-C-G wrote:leroyjw10 wrote:
I don't disagree that Bledsoe is a better man-to-man defender than Brogdon or Delly, but he also gambles a lot more. And while sometimes this results in a steal, I'd guess more often than not it results in more scrambling and more open looks for the other team. Steals look great in the box score, but I'd much rather they come within the framework of good, solid team defense.
For example, the Bucks defense had a 105.3 defensive rating through October, 19th in the league at the time and before Bledsoe arrived. Not great, but not horrible. If they had maintained that rating, though, they'd be 14th in the NBA.
For the season, the Bucks defense has a 107.6 defensive rating, 25th in the league. So the Bucks team defense has actually been considerably worse since Bledsoe arrived. I'm not wholly pinning this on Bledsoe as this defense has all sorts of problems, but I don't think you can discount the smart team defense Brogdon and Delly play.
I would guess Thon getting more minutes since the trade and being absolutely awful is far more likely the culprit for the numbers you are posting. I mean, we aren’t bad without Thon. We are awful with him on the court.
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Don't disagree on Thon. My point is more that Bledsoe isn't a vastly superior player for our team defense than Brogdon, primarily. Just think that Bledsoe's overall impact on our defense is overrated.