Mulhollanddrive wrote:The difference between winning and losing a Markieff trade is negligible anyway.
EG. OMG we got Terrance Jones, McD what a genius move. Damn we settled for Patrick Patterson, McD you're fired.
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Mulhollanddrive wrote:The difference between winning and losing a Markieff trade is negligible anyway.
EG. OMG we got Terrance Jones, McD what a genius move. Damn we settled for Patrick Patterson, McD you're fired.
letsgosuns wrote:bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I'm a fan of these self-realisation quotes. I'm going to steal this for use in real life![]()
Cheers
Yeah, wasn't there one something like "There's always a sucker at the poker table...if you can't figure out who it is, it's you." I think I've heard a few variations, all good.
Sorry but this is a clear insult to me (something I have always refrained from doing to other posters since I signed up on this board) and it is ridiculous. So because I want to get rid of two mediocre role players who have not helped the Suns make the playoffs their entire tenure and whom both have had trouble with the law, that makes me a fool? Yeah okay, sure. I am a fool for wanting these two guys off my favorite team right. Jerry Colangelo would have never re-signed Tucker knowing he got a Super Extreme DUI and he would have gotten rid of both of the Morris brothers immediately after their felony assault charges came out. You know he would have. I guess that makes Colangelo a fool too.
bigfoot wrote:JMac1 wrote:letsgosuns wrote:
He started the show off and progressively got louder and louder until he was full on screaming and by the end of it he sounded out of breath. There was actually a pause and his partner was like wow. It was nuts.
He did not give any new information though. Just said he told the Suns six months ago that this would happen and they said no Markieff would be fine and obviously Gambo was right.
He did say a few minutes ago that he spoke to two GM's yesterday and they both said Markieff has no value and the Suns cannot get anything for him and this was even before last night's game. He is saying how the Suns organization is a joke now and how insane it is that Sarver has not released a statement about what happened last night and that he is not saying anything about Markieff at all. Also said Hornacek texted him last night from his son's wedding and asked what is happening to the team because Hornacek's phone was going crazy.
What a crock.
Yeah this is really offbeat. First off Horny's son would never have scheduled his wedding to be on a game night for the Suns. No way Horny misses his son's wedding. Also a wedding on a Wednesday night is a really weird day to pick.
silverstyne wrote:Im of the mind that we ship keef outta here asap! Hasnt our team gotten enough black eyes already from his behavior?!
The FO is so afraid in losing keef from a value standpoint that it lost sight of the fact that an entire franchise suffered from his antics. I wonder how big a drop in revenue did we lose this year as compared to last year. All the suns websites i visit show massive hemorhage in fan interest. Does the FO know that its compromising its principles and reputation simply by holding on? And keef is not even that good of a player..
dremill24 wrote:Mulholland has it right.
When is everyone gonna get off this NEED to get 'fair value' for Kieff? He's not some transcendent superstar where if we trade him without getting top dollar it will be debilitating for the franchise. Has a rotation big with a considerable amount of baggage. At this point they'd be getting good value by waiving him.
He's just not worth it..the 'upgraded' piece(s) theyd get at 'good value' are really not that much better than the ones received in a 'losing deal.' And at this point the cost of keeping him longer far outweighs the marginal benefit of waiting to trade him until his value is up.
dremill24 wrote:Mulholland has it right.
When is everyone gonna get off this NEED to get 'fair value' for Kieff? He's not some transcendent superstar where if we trade him without getting top dollar it will be debilitating for the franchise. Has a rotation big with a considerable amount of baggage. At this point they'd be getting good value by waiving him.
He's just not worth it..the 'upgraded' piece(s) theyd get at 'good value' are really not that much better than the ones received in a 'losing deal.' And at this point the cost of keeping him longer far outweighs the marginal benefit of waiting to trade him until his value is up.
bwgood77 wrote:dremill24 wrote:Mulholland has it right.
When is everyone gonna get off this NEED to get 'fair value' for Kieff? He's not some transcendent superstar where if we trade him without getting top dollar it will be debilitating for the franchise. Has a rotation big with a considerable amount of baggage. At this point they'd be getting good value by waiving him.
He's just not worth it..the 'upgraded' piece(s) theyd get at 'good value' are really not that much better than the ones received in a 'losing deal.' And at this point the cost of keeping him longer far outweighs the marginal benefit of waiting to trade him until his value is up.
It's not so much that we need to get fair value, but at this point, you might as well wait until the day of the deadline, when teams put their best deal on the table. It's extremely unlikely we ever see him in a Suns uniform again, so since we've had to endure him for this long, no need to rush a deal tonight, when a better one that's been offered so far comes in a week.
Sunsdeuce wrote:bwgood77 wrote:dremill24 wrote:Mulholland has it right.
When is everyone gonna get off this NEED to get 'fair value' for Kieff? He's not some transcendent superstar where if we trade him without getting top dollar it will be debilitating for the franchise. Has a rotation big with a considerable amount of baggage. At this point they'd be getting good value by waiving him.
He's just not worth it..the 'upgraded' piece(s) theyd get at 'good value' are really not that much better than the ones received in a 'losing deal.' And at this point the cost of keeping him longer far outweighs the marginal benefit of waiting to trade him until his value is up.
It's not so much that we need to get fair value, but at this point, you might as well wait until the day of the deadline, when teams put their best deal on the table. It's extremely unlikely we ever see him in a Suns uniform again, so since we've had to endure him for this long, no need to rush a deal tonight, when a better one that's been offered so far comes in a week.
Also Agree with this, got a week to dump him, do some fishing, take the biggest fish you catch and move on.
bhawk wrote:Sunsdeuce wrote:bwgood77 wrote:
It's not so much that we need to get fair value, but at this point, you might as well wait until the day of the deadline, when teams put their best deal on the table. It's extremely unlikely we ever see him in a Suns uniform again, so since we've had to endure him for this long, no need to rush a deal tonight, when a better one that's been offered so far comes in a week.
Also Agree with this, got a week to dump him, do some fishing, take the biggest fish you catch and move on.
Sunsdeuce and bwgood77 have it right. Hold out and get as MUCH as you can. Arguably McD waited too long, but Markieff DOES have value in the league and we should be able to get a fair return.
Qwigglez wrote:Why is everyone on the GB continue to talk about Kieff's pending felony charge? Wasn't it Marcus who did all the assaulting and Kieff is the one who sat back? Secondly, what happened was over a year ago, I'd think the charges would have happened already. I don't think an investigation into aggravated assault would take this long.
DarkHawk wrote:I appreciate seeing other team fans come in with trade ideas as it's a breath of fresh air compared to our own but that Pistons trade idea isn't good. Not enough talent coming back.
Unfortunately, NBA teams will probably think the same way in that this will reduce his value.
Contracts aside, Knight has value on the court and Kieff even more so.
This incident happened on TV but I'm sure there were on times, with different players, that there are altercations.
He is known to be a good teammate beyond what we saw last night. His issues are always with management.
I keep saying it but there's no rush to move him. We are going through a ton of injuries, and an interim coach for a team with no direction. Why would this be the straw that broke the camels back?
Wait until the offseason and try again if necessary. He is playing well right now which means he's capable of good things under the right circumstances (as we see with many players like Kevin Love who was a monster in Minny but not when playing with 2 other stars).
Blkbrd671 wrote:DarkHawk wrote:I appreciate seeing other team fans come in with trade ideas as it's a breath of fresh air compared to our own but that Pistons trade idea isn't good. Not enough talent coming back.
Unfortunately, NBA teams will probably think the same way in that this will reduce his value.
Contracts aside, Knight has value on the court and Kieff even more so.
This incident happened on TV but I'm sure there were on times, with different players, that there are altercations.
He is known to be a good teammate beyond what we saw last night. His issues are always with management.
I keep saying it but there's no rush to move him. We are going through a ton of injuries, and an interim coach for a team with no direction. Why would this be the straw that broke the camels back?
Wait until the offseason and try again if necessary. He is playing well right now which means he's capable of good things under the right circumstances (as we see with many players like Kevin Love who was a monster in Minny but not when playing with 2 other stars).
Here is a thought, while Detroit absolutely loves Marcus, we also absolutely love SJ who ideally would play the SF position. With that in mind, i don't think Marcus going out to another team to reunite with his brother is far fetched , especially if it addresses needs for Detroit. Just food for thought on trade proposals. It'll largely depend on who's coming to Detroit. Kieff and Marucs to Portland for Vonleh?
Sunsdeuce wrote:Ok so who comes to the Suns? Since this is a Suns board and all.
Blkbrd671 wrote:Sunsdeuce wrote:Ok so who comes to the Suns? Since this is a Suns board and all.
really don't know what you guys are looking for or need, i am just saying a way to assure a team that Kieff "problems" aren't as dramatic is to have the one player he wants to play with on the said team. Most of the proposals i see have Kieff coming into detroit reuniting with his brother, my point is that Marcus could be removed for the right price.
Kieff+Marcus to Portland
Mcollum+Jennings+Detroit first rounder to Phx
Vonleh+Knight
*disclaimer : this is the base of the trade i am putting out , i do believe fillers are needed to make salaries work.