ray ray wrote:Bradley Beal wants to be traded.. and don’t be surprise if PHX is a trade destination he wants .. I’m not saying he’s going to be a Suns but he’s low key loving what the suns are doing
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ray ray wrote:Bradley Beal wants to be traded.. and don’t be surprise if PHX is a trade destination he wants .. I’m not saying he’s going to be a Suns but he’s low key loving what the suns are doing
Walt_Uoob wrote:Assuming we bring back basically everyone, what are the lineups/combos we should NOT look forward to?
ray ray wrote:Bradley Beal wants to be traded.. and don’t be surprise if PHX is a trade destination he wants .. I’m not saying he’s going to be a Suns but he’s low key loving what the suns are doing
You know what Beal is thinking?ray ray wrote:Bradley Beal wants to be traded.. and don’t be surprise if PHX is a trade destination he wants .. I’m not saying he’s going to be a Suns but he’s low key loving what the suns are doing
sunskerr wrote:Oof I’d love to get Beal but at the same time I would feel so bad for Ricky. I was disappointed with the Rubio signing but the guy has been actually really, legitimately a great player for us. He’s easily been our 2nd best player on the year and just had the best season of his career.
It’s great to hear there’s a big name interested in our team, though. He and book would be lethal offensively, although we’d have to hope he and book were both only bad (they were actually very bad defenders) at defense because of their offensive loads.
ImNotMcDiSwear wrote:King4Day wrote:Fo-Real wrote:Renouncing some rights, Oubre to a team for TPE and a pick.....ANTHONY DAVIS!!!! I'm gonna go shower!!!
This is why we need LAL to get bounced before the finals. The earlier the better.
Outside of living in LA, why would he want to stay on an aging team long term?
If Phoenix landed him, you trade Ayton and your first for pieces that fit better.
Ayton would be a huge draw for AD. AD doesn't want to start at center. So us having a long-term lock at 5 I think would give AD some additional peace of mind.
If this has any possibility of happening at all, what's the deal that we put together? Would everyone be okay with giving up Mikal and one or two first round picks?sunskerr wrote:Point book isn’t necessarily a bad thing at all. Book is our point guard on sets when Rubio doesn’t start the play, and often when Rubio is also on the bench. It’s the pressure that Rubio takes off Booker to be the primary playmaker creating for others that helps Booker. Booker still averaged over 6 assists with Rubio which suggests he’s still a very good playmaker.
Maybe Beal would still have the same effect. We would just have less shots for other players but that’s also not necessarily bad either because we know Beal is an insane scorer.
Defense is the main concern with Beal and Booker.
matt131 wrote:If this has any possibility of happening at all, what's the deal that we put together? Would everyone be okay with giving up Mikal and one or two first round picks?sunskerr wrote:Point book isn’t necessarily a bad thing at all. Book is our point guard on sets when Rubio doesn’t start the play, and often when Rubio is also on the bench. It’s the pressure that Rubio takes off Booker to be the primary playmaker creating for others that helps Booker. Booker still averaged over 6 assists with Rubio which suggests he’s still a very good playmaker.
Maybe Beal would still have the same effect. We would just have less shots for other players but that’s also not necessarily bad either because we know Beal is an insane scorer.
Defense is the main concern with Beal and Booker.
Not sure Beal will be an easily obtainable target. I think the Wizards have said they really believe in Wall returning successfully from injury and want to see what he and Beal can do together.
ray ray wrote:Bradley Beal wants to be traded.. and don’t be surprise if PHX is a trade destination he wants .. I’m not saying he’s going to be a Suns but he’s low key loving what the suns are doing
sunskerr wrote:Point book isn’t necessarily a bad thing at all. Book is our point guard on sets when Rubio doesn’t start the play, and often when Rubio is also on the bench. It’s the pressure that Rubio takes off Booker to be the primary playmaker creating for others that helps Booker. Booker still averaged over 6 assists with Rubio which suggests he’s still a very good playmaker.
Maybe Beal would still have the same effect. We would just have less shots for other players but that’s also not necessarily bad either because we know Beal is an insane scorer.
Defense is the main concern with Beal and Booker.
cberry78 wrote:sunskerr wrote:Point book isn’t necessarily a bad thing at all. Book is our point guard on sets when Rubio doesn’t start the play, and often when Rubio is also on the bench. It’s the pressure that Rubio takes off Booker to be the primary playmaker creating for others that helps Booker. Booker still averaged over 6 assists with Rubio which suggests he’s still a very good playmaker.
Maybe Beal would still have the same effect. We would just have less shots for other players but that’s also not necessarily bad either because we know Beal is an insane scorer.
Defense is the main concern with Beal and Booker.
Point Book was more directed at the portion of this board who are staunchly against the idea. I feel that he's underrated as a passer/playmaker and that he would actually be among the best in the league at it if he was given the role full time....I just don't know whether or not if we add Beal that the B Boys™ would be able to replicate what's going on in Houston with Harden and Westbrook - and I'm pretty sure that's what they would have to be to coexist successfully.