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Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 3:02 pm
by NotACat
p0peye wrote:If we really want to add additional PG into the mix, Shamorie Ponds might be available in the draft. A lot of people on this board was all for signing Isaiah Thomas last offseason, well there's young and healthy doppelganger right there.

I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 4:03 pm
by Skybox
NotACat wrote:
p0peye wrote:If we really want to add additional PG into the mix, Shamorie Ponds might be available in the draft. A lot of people on this board was all for signing Isaiah Thomas last offseason, well there's young and healthy doppelganger right there.

I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements


That raises another question...what's going on with IT? If he's healthy and humble, he could replace a LOT of TRoss for less $$ and maybe higher offensive upside

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 5:04 pm
by p0peye
NotACat wrote:
p0peye wrote:If we really want to add additional PG into the mix, Shamorie Ponds might be available in the draft. A lot of people on this board was all for signing Isaiah Thomas last offseason, well there's young and healthy doppelganger right there.

I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements


They could draft someone with ability to score for once in a decade. Who was the last scorer we drafted? JJ? Anyways, he may be undersized, but can play passing lanes decently. If we get him at 46, I'd be ecstatic.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 5:05 pm
by p0peye
Skybox wrote:
NotACat wrote:
p0peye wrote:If we really want to add additional PG into the mix, Shamorie Ponds might be available in the draft. A lot of people on this board was all for signing Isaiah Thomas last offseason, well there's young and healthy doppelganger right there.

I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements


That raises another question...what's going on with IT? If he's healthy and humble, he could replace a LOT of TRoss for less $$ and maybe higher offensive upside


As expected, his career as NBA player ended 2 years ago.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 5:46 pm
by Skybox
p0peye wrote:
Skybox wrote:
NotACat wrote:I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements


That raises another question...what's going on with IT? If he's healthy and humble, he could replace a LOT of TRoss for less $$ and maybe higher offensive upside


As expected, his career as NBA player ended 2 years ago.


I recall him being on the DEN sidelines during playoffs...is it official/final?

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 7:35 pm
by pepe1991
p0peye wrote:
Skybox wrote:
NotACat wrote:I'd be happy to get him with 46 but I don't think our FO is interested due to his measurements


That raises another question...what's going on with IT? If he's healthy and humble, he could replace a LOT of TRoss for less $$ and maybe higher offensive upside


As expected, his career as NBA player ended 2 years ago.


If he is indeed done it's a such a damn shame given what he went through in playoffs when he sister died and whole surgery thing. :(

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sat Jun 1, 2019 9:48 pm
by BadMofoPimp
Howard Mass wrote:
BadMofoPimp wrote:
Howard Mass wrote:
George Hill is a possibility.

My feeling is with DJ Augustin coming back and The Magic wanting to be careful with Markelle Fultz, they will carry 4 point guards with either Michael Carter-Williams or Isaiah Briscoe returning.

I feel they could use a veteran like Hill for one year so they have depth there regardless of what happens with Fultz.


Michael Carter-Williams AND Isaiah Briscoe returning would make 4!


True but they might want to upgrade for a year so they don't have to rush Fultz.


MCW is an upgrade over Grant!

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 7:33 am
by p0peye
Skybox wrote:
p0peye wrote:
Skybox wrote:
That raises another question...what's going on with IT? If he's healthy and humble, he could replace a LOT of TRoss for less $$ and maybe higher offensive upside


As expected, his career as NBA player ended 2 years ago.


I recall him being on the DEN sidelines during playoffs...is it official/final?


Nothing official, just what played out this season and he will probably try to get another contract, but will probably end up in China.

Nuggets tried playing him during regular season, but loosing a step made him unable to get his shot up, while on defense he never was a positive player - he is simply unplayable now.

It's truly a shame he ended up this way and never had a chance to get the money honestly earned by his performance in Celtics jersey.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 8:03 am
by zaymon
p0peye wrote:
Skybox wrote:
p0peye wrote:
As expected, his career as NBA player ended 2 years ago.


I recall him being on the DEN sidelines during playoffs...is it official/final?


Nothing official, just what played out this season and he will probably try to get another contract, but will probably end up in China.

Nuggets tried playing him during regular season, but loosing a step made him unable to get his shot up, while on defense he never was a positive player - he is simply unplayable now.

It's truly a shame he ended up this way and never had a chance to get the money honestly earned by his performance in Celtics jersey.

Boston showed they are merciless and it paid of for them nicely

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 10:47 am
by Bensational
zaymon wrote:
p0peye wrote:
Skybox wrote:
I recall him being on the DEN sidelines during playoffs...is it official/final?


Nothing official, just what played out this season and he will probably try to get another contract, but will probably end up in China.

Nuggets tried playing him during regular season, but loosing a step made him unable to get his shot up, while on defense he never was a positive player - he is simply unplayable now.

It's truly a shame he ended up this way and never had a chance to get the money honestly earned by his performance in Celtics jersey.

Boston showed they are merciless and it paid of for them nicely


Did it? They got 2 years of Kyrie, one of which he, too, was injured for the post-season, and this season he didn't take them very far and caused issues in the locker room. Now, there's a very good chance he leaves them and they'll have nothing to show for it.

I'm enjoying seeing that Ainge may have missed his window. They've still got a bright future with Tatum, Brown and even Smart. I personally think Smart will really come on later in his career, in his late 20's. Lowry/Billups-esque maybe. I don't know why, I just think he's got that competitive fire that won't let him quit. Could be way off.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 10:53 am
by Skybox
Bensational wrote:
zaymon wrote:
p0peye wrote:
Nothing official, just what played out this season and he will probably try to get another contract, but will probably end up in China.

Nuggets tried playing him during regular season, but loosing a step made him unable to get his shot up, while on defense he never was a positive player - he is simply unplayable now.

It's truly a shame he ended up this way and never had a chance to get the money honestly earned by his performance in Celtics jersey.

Boston showed they are merciless and it paid of for them nicely


Did it? They got 2 years of Kyrie, one of which he, too, was injured for the post-season, and this season he didn't take them very far and caused issues in the locker room. Now, there's a very good chance he leaves them and they'll have nothing to show for it.

I'm enjoying seeing that Ainge may have missed his window. They've still got a bright future with Tatum, Brown and even Smart. I personally think Smart will really come on later in his career, in his late 20's. Lowry/Billups-esque maybe. I don't know why, I just think he's got that competitive fire that won't let him quit. Could be way off.


I agree about Smart. I keep envisioning that if he went to NOLA and became primary ball handler with Jrue next to him, he could hit a new level.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 12:06 pm
by zaymon
Bensational wrote:
zaymon wrote:
p0peye wrote:
Nothing official, just what played out this season and he will probably try to get another contract, but will probably end up in China.

Nuggets tried playing him during regular season, but loosing a step made him unable to get his shot up, while on defense he never was a positive player - he is simply unplayable now.

It's truly a shame he ended up this way and never had a chance to get the money honestly earned by his performance in Celtics jersey.

Boston showed they are merciless and it paid of for them nicely


Did it? They got 2 years of Kyrie, one of which he, too, was injured for the post-season, and this season he didn't take them very far and caused issues in the locker room. Now, there's a very good chance he leaves them and they'll have nothing to show for it.

I'm enjoying seeing that Ainge may have missed his window. They've still got a bright future with Tatum, Brown and even Smart. I personally think Smart will really come on later in his career, in his late 20's. Lowry/Billups-esque maybe. I don't know why, I just think he's got that competitive fire that won't let him quit. Could be way off.

Should have used green font. I meant that karma bite them in the ass. Ainge was so obssesed with accumulating talent that he forgot about character and team chemistry. Weltman comments that he looks at players as people first seems like the opposite of Ainge work. I agree with Smart, he has great physical tools and mental side and his shooting is coming along. I wonder if Celtics give Smart, Tatum and first for AD.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Sun Jun 2, 2019 9:46 pm
by Nyce_1
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Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 4:51 am
by zaymon
Rubio is not a great fit with us, but Suns, Bulls will be very interested

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 6:19 am
by Icemanbrfc
Looks like we might have to look for a PG. So quiet with Fultz right now, that it concerns me now.

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Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 11:59 am
by NotACat
Icemanbrfc wrote:Looks like we might have to look for a PG. So quiet with Fultz right now, that it concerns me now.

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While it may concern us as fans, Steve Clifford and our FO are probably seeing him work regularly. If we get through the first week of July without adding a starter or 2nd string PG, that's a great sign

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 6:15 pm
by swarlesbarkley
Suns want a veteran PG for #6? Who is more veteran than DJ? DJ + #14 for #6. Do it. /s

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 6:55 pm
by MasterGMer
swarlesbarkley wrote:Suns want a veteran PG for #6? Who is more veteran than DJ? DJ + #14 for #6. Do it. /s


Fournier + Mozgov + 16th for Conley
And
DJ for 6th from the Suns

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Mon Jun 3, 2019 8:57 pm
by MoMM
MasterGMer wrote:
swarlesbarkley wrote:Suns want a veteran PG for #6? Who is more veteran than DJ? DJ + #14 for #6. Do it. /s


Fournier + Mozgov + 16th for Conley
And
DJ for 6th from the Suns

Seriously? They won't trade a #6 pick for a low-tier starting PG or a good backup PG. Let's be real.

Re: How would you address our PG situation for next year?

Posted: Tue Jun 4, 2019 11:46 am
by drsd
MoMM wrote:
MasterGMer wrote:
swarlesbarkley wrote:Suns want a veteran PG for #6? Who is more veteran than DJ? DJ + #14 for #6. Do it. /s


Fournier + Mozgov + 16th for Conley
And
DJ for 6th from the Suns

Seriously? They won't trade a #6 pick for a low-tier starting PG or a good backup PG. Let's be real.


The Suns is on record that they are looking for a mid 20 year old.


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