Baseline81 wrote:Note30 wrote:The PG market is pretty rough and looks like it will continue to be pretty rough for the next few years.
Unfortunately we need a PG.
I see three options.
1.) Go into the tax for a 3 year deal offer all 11.6 million to Tre Jones, pray SAS doesn't match.
2.) Call Washington and try to trade Prince for Monte Morris or Tyus or considering parting with Conley for both. Spend our MLE on a Prince replacement.
3) Spend all of our MLE on a one year rental (i.e. a Schroeder, Westbrook,etc) and hope to figure it out next offseason with our draft pick and a resigned Conley on a team friendly deal.
I've brought this up before, however, folks continue to overlook the Magic as a trade partner. By drafting Black, Orlando has to rid itself of a PG -- Anthony, Fultz or Suggs.
I guess I was thinking we go after Washington because they have PGs that take care of the ball, facilitate the offense, and can shoot.
I think Orlando is a solid trade partner I don't think they would give up Anthony. Suggs and Fultz are good players but are prone to turnovers and don't really have super high AST%. I'm not saying not to go after them, the question on my end is more from a fit perspective. Suggs is a solid defender, but his offensive game leaves something to be desired. Fultz is a decent offensive player but isn't a great shooter.
Based on how Conley has played and this boards love for Tyus, and our roster construction, maybe I'm biased, but I always imagined our ideal PG of the future to have three main attributes.
1.) Can facilitate the game but can also handle the ball well.
2.) Can shoot the ball well enough in a catch Iand shoot or 1 dribble pullup.
3.) Can play passable or above average defense.
If they can score the hell out of the ball, are amazing PoA defenders, or can rebound the hell out of the ball, that's all gravy.
But I feel like those are the things we should look for given our roster construction.