Colbinii wrote:I fully expect Minnesota to roster 14 and keep a spot for a buyout candidate. There is real value in rostering 14.
I cant believe MIN might be a destination for buyout candidate
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Colbinii wrote:I fully expect Minnesota to roster 14 and keep a spot for a buyout candidate. There is real value in rostering 14.
minimus wrote:Colbinii wrote:I fully expect Minnesota to roster 14 and keep a spot for a buyout candidate. There is real value in rostering 14.
I cant believe MIN might be a destination for buyout candidate
Colbinii wrote:I fully expect Minnesota to roster 14 and keep a spot for a buyout candidate. There is real value in rostering 14.
minimus wrote:Colbinii wrote:I fully expect Minnesota to roster 14 and keep a spot for a buyout candidate. There is real value in rostering 14.
I cant believe MIN might be a destination for buyout candidate
BlacJacMac wrote:slick21 wrote:Why did the Nuggets decide to sign DeAndre Jordan instead then?
Maybe Jordan is more willing to just sit at the end of the bench for the minimum than DMC?
Jordan has nothing left and he signed like 3 seconds into Free Agency.
shrink wrote:BlacJacMac wrote:slick21 wrote:Why did the Nuggets decide to sign DeAndre Jordan instead then?
Maybe Jordan is more willing to just sit at the end of the bench for the minimum than DMC?
Jordan has nothing left and he signed like 3 seconds into Free Agency.
I was listening to Smitty’s Front Office Podcast last night, and there was some speculation that DEN might want to play Zeke Nnaji more this year, and maybe they thought Jordan would be more willing to ride the bench behind him than Boogie would. There are certainly better back up bigs out there other than Jordan, so signing him this early is curious.
If sitting on the bench too much is a problem for Boogie, than obviously we’d have to be very careful. I am going to trust Connely can make this call, based on their prior relationship. Moreover, last year when bench minutes were scarce, Finch did a terrific job last year keeping subs ready and engaged and morale high, so he improves our margin for error.
shrink wrote:BlacJacMac wrote:slick21 wrote:Why did the Nuggets decide to sign DeAndre Jordan instead then?
Maybe Jordan is more willing to just sit at the end of the bench for the minimum than DMC?
Jordan has nothing left and he signed like 3 seconds into Free Agency.
I was listening to Smitty’s Front Office Podcast last night, and there was some speculation that DEN might want to play Zeke Nnaji more this year, and maybe they thought Jordan would be more willing to ride the bench behind him than Boogie would. There are certainly better back up bigs out there other than Jordan, so signing him this early is curious.
If sitting on the bench too much is a problem for Boogie, than obviously we’d have to be very careful. I am going to trust Connely can make this call, based on their prior relationship. Moreover, last year when bench minutes were scarce, Finch did a terrific job last year keeping subs ready and engaged and morale high, so he improves our margin for error.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Klomp wrote:shrink wrote:BlacJacMac wrote:
Maybe Jordan is more willing to just sit at the end of the bench for the minimum than DMC?
Jordan has nothing left and he signed like 3 seconds into Free Agency.
I was listening to Smitty’s Front Office Podcast last night, and there was some speculation that DEN might want to play Zeke Nnaji more this year, and maybe they thought Jordan would be more willing to ride the bench behind him than Boogie would. There are certainly better back up bigs out there other than Jordan, so signing him this early is curious.
If sitting on the bench too much is a problem for Boogie, than obviously we’d have to be very careful. I am going to trust Connely can make this call, based on their prior relationship. Moreover, last year when bench minutes were scarce, Finch did a terrific job last year keeping subs ready and engaged and morale high, so he improves our margin for error.
Sitting on the bench behind Towns and Gobert is a lot different than sitting on the bench behind Zeke Nnaji. Were Cousins and Malone close in Sacramento? Were Cousins and Finch close in New Orleans? These are all things to be considered as he makes his decision.
shrink wrote:Klomp wrote:shrink wrote:I was listening to Smitty’s Front Office Podcast last night, and there was some speculation that DEN might want to play Zeke Nnaji more this year, and maybe they thought Jordan would be more willing to ride the bench behind him than Boogie would. There are certainly better back up bigs out there other than Jordan, so signing him this early is curious.
If sitting on the bench too much is a problem for Boogie, than obviously we’d have to be very careful. I am going to trust Connely can make this call, based on their prior relationship. Moreover, last year when bench minutes were scarce, Finch did a terrific job last year keeping subs ready and engaged and morale high, so he improves our margin for error.
Sitting on the bench behind Towns and Gobert is a lot different than sitting on the bench behind Zeke Nnaji. Were Cousins and Malone close in Sacramento? Were Cousins and Finch close in New Orleans? These are all things to be considered as he makes his decision.
But behind Naz? I think we could use both, if Naz can play some PF. We need size.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Klomp wrote:shrink wrote:Klomp wrote:Sitting on the bench behind Towns and Gobert is a lot different than sitting on the bench behind Zeke Nnaji. Were Cousins and Malone close in Sacramento? Were Cousins and Finch close in New Orleans? These are all things to be considered as he makes his decision.
But behind Naz? I think we could use both, if Naz can play some PF. We need size.
Cousins would likely be ahead of Reid.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
shrink wrote:Klomp wrote:shrink wrote:I was listening to Smitty’s Front Office Podcast last night, and there was some speculation that DEN might want to play Zeke Nnaji more this year, and maybe they thought Jordan would be more willing to ride the bench behind him than Boogie would. There are certainly better back up bigs out there other than Jordan, so signing him this early is curious.
If sitting on the bench too much is a problem for Boogie, than obviously we’d have to be very careful. I am going to trust Connely can make this call, based on their prior relationship. Moreover, last year when bench minutes were scarce, Finch did a terrific job last year keeping subs ready and engaged and morale high, so he improves our margin for error.
Sitting on the bench behind Towns and Gobert is a lot different than sitting on the bench behind Zeke Nnaji. Were Cousins and Malone close in Sacramento? Were Cousins and Finch close in New Orleans? These are all things to be considered as he makes his decision.
But behind Naz? I think we could use both, if Naz can play some PF. We need size.
wolves_89 wrote:shrink wrote:Klomp wrote:Sitting on the bench behind Towns and Gobert is a lot different than sitting on the bench behind Zeke Nnaji. Were Cousins and Malone close in Sacramento? Were Cousins and Finch close in New Orleans? These are all things to be considered as he makes his decision.
But behind Naz? I think we could use both, if Naz can play some PF. We need size.
I'd expect that if Cousins come to Minnesota he is going to be promised a rotation role. I think he's an upgrade over Reid, especially against opposing centers with anything approaching traditional size. My guess would be that Reid would be on the fringes of the rotation and would only get infrequent matchup/situation based minutes (or he gets traded before training camp).
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
winforlose wrote:If Markieff Morris to the 76ers does not happen, and he agreed to come here for a promise of 10 minutes minimum per game and more minutes if/when someone in the 3/4 rotation gets injured, would you sign him instead? If yes one year or two and if two for how much?
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