Balkman32 wrote:Bravenewworld wrote:1. I thinik we should keep Singler, but im not going to place any chips in his basket.
2. You're basically saying to take two players, shift them out of position, then say the position they are oop at is good but we now need to address the original position they came from.
Why do this when we can simply focus on a real 3?
Where are you finding this 3? All I am saying is that these guys can move positions. 2 years ago everyone would have laughed Draymond Green @ center out of the room.
Singler is a 3. But, finding a backup 3 is not really the issue. Its getting players that can play w/ the Big 3.
Why are you not getting the issue with KD?
Go look up the players who have had those foot injuries and see how many came back without missing extended periods of time.... yah, a back up 3 is our number 1 concern. Understand, there is a strong possibility, that our big 3, is not westbrook kd and ibaka. But westbrook ibaka and kanter......KD might not be playing. It really sucks, but it is what it is and given the rest of the team is fully capable, its something we need to prepare for. The only position we are lacking any kind of 24mpg depth in, is the 3.
http://hoopshype.com/2015/06/11/nba-free-agency-2015-the-top-small-forwards-available-this-offseason/
Again, Barnes would be acceptable. I would be perfectly fine with Barnes. Given his age and production, we could probably sign him for whatever we can.
I also might be willing to take a shot at Granger. If healthy he is at least a solid depth peace, but maybe we could get him back to form. Maybe its all a mental thing for him, players just dont lose their abilities.
Suns, Denver, TWolves maybe, Nets, Orlando,.........Celtics, 6ers.......Horncats...... these are all teams either rebuilding or making drastic changes.
If we open up that 14, Lamb and PJ3, we should definitely be able to land someone.