Ghetto Gospel wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Ghetto Gospel wrote:you asked how we're getting 3&d pf's cause they're "the most valuable type of role player" bobby portis signed with the bucks 2 years ago, otto porter just signed with the raptors this offseason. looks like these guys are available and can be had. kinda crazy huh? makes obi expendable in a trade for a star. i guess we can just keep moving the goalposts though

Bobby is a small ball C, 93% of his time was spent at the 5 last year, and he's a backup, Porter is a backup. You have named Jingles, Portis, Porter, Batum and Tucker, only 1 of these is going to be a starter next season. I asked a specific question about 3 & D forward, someone that would start, and this is the best you can do? You can say it's moving goal posts, but you buggin if you think starting some of these guys at the 4 over Randle or Obi would help.

bobby can still play PF, he is capable, the only reason he plays C is because they have giannis at PF. how'd jae crowder get on the suns? what about jae crowder? robert covington? these guys being available make obi expendable in a trade. in the real world, you have to give something to get something. it's how the world works. and yes you are moving goal posts, you shift the argument every time because you're wrong

Bobby played the bulk of his minutes at center, you want it to be 1 way but it's the other way. You're naming the most mid-role players possible, not really helping your argument. If it comes down to Jae Crowder/Robert Covington types I'd rather just keep Randle, that's how limited these guys are that you're naming. I think you and I have a completely different definition of 3 & D forward, especially in terms of starters, cause you have named more backups than anything else and they're backups for a reason.
So basically your idea of team building is going to the scrap heap for a starter, got it.