Prokorov wrote:i like the olynk singing but 3/30 seems a bit low for a 26 year old stretch floor who is adequete on D and can put it on the floor. but id take him at 3/45 as well so not really an issue.
I''d only take Gallo at 2/40 if the second year is a team option. otherwise hard pass. would prefer reddick or just be done with kelly and acy
sending Allen to the dleague is a crazy move to me. why are we sending our #1 pick and a guy who needs development down to play veterans on a team where winning doesnt matter?
i mean im fine with him spending some time down there. but he should get 55-65 games at 15 mpg. he needs development and the best way to do that is vs live nba competition in meaningful minutes
I dont think Olynyk has a great market otherwise Ainge would try some S&T shenanigans with him. Trader Danny always wants his assets and if he can finagle something out of a player he's not keeping, he'll do it.
At most i'd go 3/36 for Olynyk, the 3rd yea TO is the most important bit imo.
I feel in a motion offense Gallinari would thrive and his usage would decrease and thus his odds of reinjury. He can be sold that he's coming to be a young team to be a leader and be piling up stats as the team is all set to run and gun and bomb away from 3. I honestly think he's the perfect mid level modern PF skillset and cost wise. Him taking a short term deal if iffy as all hell, but to me if such a deal can be swung it'd benefit all parties greatly.
I just dont get your love afffair with Reddick. You slam Lin for being too old (29) and should be being phased out soon and yet youre all hot to trot in giving a 33 year old a 4 year big ass deal. If the team didnt have DLo, i can sorta see it (the money is my dealbreaker on still saying no), but with the team as is, it needs to spend that money on a big, ideally a SF/PF type who has a modern skillset and can D up both positions, hence why i'm pushing for Gallinari hard.
Ive watched JJ for years, having gone to plenty of Clipper games, him coming here for 20% of the teams cap is just as bad if not worse than giving 25% to Otto Porter. A nice complementary piece and nothing more. Asking JJ to D up hard at 34 when his backcourt mate is DLo and Levert is asking too much for a short not terribly atheletic (by nba standards) guard. You can have as high of bball IQ as you want, but if the body is simply unable, its the same as no defense.
Simply put signing Reddick to his market set value is just short sighted and stupid and with the added penalty of eating development PT from Whitehead, SKil, Harris, Dim, Goodwin, aetcwhoever else they might bring in for a try out.