Duffman100 wrote:Hasn't woj proven to know nothing but breaking news?
woj is the only legitimate new source these days.
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Duffman100 wrote:Hasn't woj proven to know nothing but breaking news?
RonaldArtest wrote:Gasol is obviously an important cog, not sure why people think Drummond or Love would work here as neither guy can realistically play alongside Marc. Norm is playing great now so he could be a sell high piece plus clearing the last year of his contract. But who is available now that is a substantial upgrade on what Norm has given this year? I can’t see any big splash moves coming, especially given the team record and injury woes this year.


RonaldArtest wrote:SpaceCenter wrote:GreatWhiteStiff wrote:We need a volume scorer, one with a TS% above 60, who isn't necessarily overly concerned about three point shooting or defence as we have those things covered.
brooks...except he can shoot and play d.
Dillon? Why would he be available?
Kurtz wrote:RonaldArtest wrote:Gasol is obviously an important cog, not sure why people think Drummond or Love would work here as neither guy can realistically play alongside Marc. Norm is playing great now so he could be a sell high piece plus clearing the last year of his contract. But who is available now that is a substantial upgrade on what Norm has given this year? I can’t see any big splash moves coming, especially given the team record and injury woes this year.
Norm has raised his value so much that he's now a good trade piece...and exactly the kind of player the Pelicans need - still young, leader with championship experience, a good, controllable player, and a position of long-term need.
Trading him, cap ballast (finally a use for Stanley Johnson!) and say our first for Holiday gives us a big defensive upgrade and an all-star level impact offensively (although we lose out on 3pt). And his contract ends a year before Norm's.
Mehar wrote:Roco14 wrote:Why are people mentioning names like Drummond, Gallinari, marcus morris, and dillon brooks?
Do you guys honestly think that giving up pieces of the team that have already gelled/built chemistry and adding a mediocre player that's never won anything will suddenly change the outcome of the season for us? If anything those moves open the door for catastrophe. Nurse has a roster right now that he can depend on to play championship-level basketball. We don't need a perennial loser like Drummond to come here and mess that up.
There's no legitimate all-star 2-way talent out there available for trade right now (at least from a fans perspective) and for that reason its unlikely that Masai will shake up the roster. Maybe we flirt with the buyout market or give up a few stragglers away for some bench scoring, but probably not even that.
Do not compare Gallinari with the other three guys. I agree about Drummond. Gallinari has been superb with OKC, and is not a mediocre player. Averaging almost 19 points a game, and his contract is done after the year. That is why i mentioned a package of Powell, Johnson, McCaw (along with the Raptors trade exception of 2.4 M). Salaries would match up. Just me being Masai. I agree with the other 3 guys.
JustWin wrote:Masai when asked about the teams problems and if he plans on making a move:
"Uhhh, dis a tuff one guiys.. hehe"
mieshpal wrote:no thank you!!!Boogie! wrote:Ibaka plus mccaw for Drummond.
mdenny wrote:In anycase....Masai is probably gonna make Fred the first active player/head coach in franchise history now that Nurse is out of the way. That's been the plan all along.

He called Kawhi to Clippers incessantly while the Raps board mocked him. Turned out the Woj knows more than you guys....Duffman100 wrote:Hasn't woj proven to know nothing but breaking news?

