NapoleonII wrote:Mo Bamba??
We really do like throwing **** on the wall around here, don't we?
Yeah, he is BAD. I am not sure he is better than any of Landale or Biyombo.
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NapoleonII wrote:Mo Bamba??
We really do like throwing **** on the wall around here, don't we?
Bogyo wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Must have been the Thunder. Question is - what exactley were those picks.
(Also, this is where Presti made a bit of a misscalculation with amassing all the picks in the world. Everybody will ask for twice as much of picks from him than any other trade partner. I guess he slept through economy 101 when they talked about diminising returns and such. With that said, he is still leaps and bounds better than our "gm".)
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If they wanted to go forward with this team, they would trade OG for player(s) not picks, that just doesn't make sense due to the age gap of the 2 important clusters of their player personnel (FVV/GTJ/Siakam/Porter vs OG/Barnes/Koloko/Achiuwa).
This also shows that the Dinos will be down for a Siakam trade in the summer. They will trade FVV for whoever they can, and GTJ too if there is a buyer, or at least one of them. Understandable, both have been subpar, have too large contracts, and FVV wants to make it worse. You aint winning chit with them. The return will be low as well. Then what do you have? Siakam and the 2 young wings, plus a couple nice complementary pieces (Koloko, Achiuwa, Thad Young, Porter), and a good draft pick. Let the bidding begin for the in his prime all nba guy.
Also: FVV will be either let go, or sign and traded. Possibly for a lot lower number than what he wants now, when there will be no suitors (unless one dumb gm throws the bag at him).

Saberestar wrote:NapoleonII wrote:Mo Bamba??
We really do like throwing **** on the wall around here, don't we?
Yeah, he is BAD. I am not sure he is better than any of Landale or Biyombo.

Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:NapoleonII wrote:Mo Bamba??
We really do like throwing **** on the wall around here, don't we?
Yeah, he is BAD. I am not sure he is better than any of Landale or Biyombo.
Is he really that bad (as insurance) IF we intend to move on from Ayton? I mean can Biyombo space the floor from three or hit free throws as well as Bamba?
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=biyombi01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
Apparently the only thing Biyimbo seems better at is FG% honestly! Now that's not to stay Biyombo's not solid and worth bringing back of course. But IF we do move Ayton in some trade premise, WITHOUT getting an equitable value center back, we'll find ourselves in a bad way against the rest of the leagues top centers, Unless of course they increase allowable fouls to around 10-12.
Now in Landale's case,
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=landajo01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
He's better at FG%/EFG%/ FT? BUT...................... Bamba is better at pretty much everything else: 3PTFG%/ Reb (both offensive and defensive)/ steals/ Blocks/ points.He's also younger, bigger, longer, and still possesses more upside. So if anyone thinks both Biyombo and Landale are good, then I'm just not sure how people can claim that Bamba is worse or even a bad player honestly.
Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:Yeah, he is BAD. I am not sure he is better than any of Landale or Biyombo.
Is he really that bad (as insurance) IF we intend to move on from Ayton? I mean can Biyombo space the floor from three or hit free throws as well as Bamba?
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=biyombi01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
Apparently the only thing Biyimbo seems better at is FG% honestly! Now that's not to stay Biyombo's not solid and worth bringing back of course. But IF we do move Ayton in some trade premise, WITHOUT getting an equitable value center back, we'll find ourselves in a bad way against the rest of the leagues top centers, Unless of course they increase allowable fouls to around 10-12.
Now in Landale's case,
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=landajo01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
He's better at FG%/EFG%/ FT? BUT...................... Bamba is better at pretty much everything else: 3PTFG%/ Reb (both offensive and defensive)/ steals/ Blocks/ points.He's also younger, bigger, longer, and still possesses more upside. So if anyone thinks both Biyombo and Landale are good, then I'm just not sure how people can claim that Bamba is worse or even a bad player honestly.
He is playing 17 minutes per game for the Magic, that can tell you how bad he is and why doesn't makes sense to trade for him.
The Magic has a team option on him for next year but they will not use it, it was a mistake to draft him so high and then another mistake to sign him for that fifth year.
He doesn't understand the game but he will be in the league lots of years because of his ridiculous length but on small contracts. You can sign him possibly for the minimum next season.
And we aren't trading any core player. Ayton is a core player. We will trade Crowder and probably another bench player if needed to match salaries. James Jones likes continuity and believes in these players, he has shown that multiple times.
Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:Yeah, he is BAD. I am not sure he is better than any of Landale or Biyombo.
Is he really that bad (as insurance) IF we intend to move on from Ayton? I mean can Biyombo space the floor from three or hit free throws as well as Bamba?
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=biyombi01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
Apparently the only thing Biyimbo seems better at is FG% honestly! Now that's not to stay Biyombo's not solid and worth bringing back of course. But IF we do move Ayton in some trade premise, WITHOUT getting an equitable value center back, we'll find ourselves in a bad way against the rest of the leagues top centers, Unless of course they increase allowable fouls to around 10-12.
Now in Landale's case,
https://stathead.com/basketball/pcm_finder.cgi?player_id2=landajo01&player_id1=bambamo01&sum=0&request=1&utm_campaign=2023_01_wdgt_player_comparison&utm_source=bbr&utm_medium=sr_xsite&utm_id=bambamo01
He's better at FG%/EFG%/ FT? BUT...................... Bamba is better at pretty much everything else: 3PTFG%/ Reb (both offensive and defensive)/ steals/ Blocks/ points.He's also younger, bigger, longer, and still possesses more upside. So if anyone thinks both Biyombo and Landale are good, then I'm just not sure how people can claim that Bamba is worse or even a bad player honestly.
He is playing 17 minutes per game for the Magic, that can tell you how bad he is and why doesn't makes sense to trade for him.
The Magic has a team option on him for next year but they will not use it, it was a mistake to draft him so high and then another mistake to sign him for that fifth year.
He doesn't understand the game but he will be in the league lots of years because of his ridiculous length but on small contracts. You can sign him possibly for the minimum next season.
And we aren't trading any core player. Ayton is a core player. We will trade Crowder and probably another bench player if needed to match salaries. James Jones likes continuity and believes in these players, he has shown that multiple times.


sunsfan1o1 wrote:Wow. Lakers got a STEALLLLLL!! Guess James Jones prefers paying guys not to play over talent. Pretty cool.
If I were the pelicans GM, I’d go ahead and trade for OG. Give up some picks maybe a lakers pick plus Daniels, Murphy III and herb Jones if they like.
that would make them boys really tough to beat.
sunsbum wrote:sunsfan1o1 wrote:Wow. Lakers got a STEALLLLLL!! Guess James Jones prefers paying guys not to play over talent. Pretty cool.
If I were the pelicans GM, I’d go ahead and trade for OG. Give up some picks maybe a lakers pick plus Daniels, Murphy III and herb Jones if they like.
that would make them boys really tough to beat.
You randomly talk about the Pelicans a lot, maybe you should take your basketball knowledge to their board. I’m sure they would love a hoops guru like yourself.
ImNotMcDiSwear wrote:Magic fans are constantly complaining about Bamba's effort. They hate him. I'm 100% sure he's not on our radar.
On the court, Bamba was the only player in the league to have more than 100 blocks and 100 three-point field goals made while shooting 36 percent from beyond the arc.
The ability to spread the floor and protect the rim are valuable skills that Bamba brings to the table. It would have been a mistake to let him go.
Especially as Bamba was starting to come into his own.
With a clearly defined role and a chance to start, Bamba started to flourish. He averaged a career-high 10.6 points per game, 8.1 rebounds per game and 1.7 blocks per game in 25.7 minutes per game and 71 games played.


Crives wrote:Gambo. Looks like no plan to add a guard
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Ha right? When I saw that tweet I wondered if Gambo missed the 'life after CP' part of his report.lilfishi22 wrote:Crives wrote:Gambo. Looks like no plan to add a guard
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"Not a good fit for Paul" should be one of the LAST considerations


Ghost of Kleine wrote:Crives wrote:Gambo. Looks like no plan to add a guard
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So most likely Rozier and possibly Oubre incoming if I had to guess?? Just have to figure out a workable framework for it.