Kyle Lowry
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Kyle Lowry
Just interested in Memphis fans opinions on Kyle Lowry the player and also if you believe he has what it takes to be a full time starting PG?
The trade Ive seen most is:
Udonis Halsem
for
Kyle Lowry
Jason Collins
My only problem with that trade is that Kyle Lowry is unproven as a starter, even though I would probably do this trade. Miami's organization hold Haslem pretty highly so I dont know if they would do it.
What do Memphis fans think of this idea:
Udonis Haslem
#52
2 of Mia's 3 2nd round picks in 2009 (They have Ind, Phi and their own)
for
Kyle Lowry
#28
Jason Collins
IF NOT, I want to see if there is any way to get Kyle Lowry from Memphis in a trade not involoving Udonis Haslem.
Would Mem trade Lowry for #52 and 2-3 2nd round picks next year, plus cash?
The trade Ive seen most is:
Udonis Halsem
for
Kyle Lowry
Jason Collins
My only problem with that trade is that Kyle Lowry is unproven as a starter, even though I would probably do this trade. Miami's organization hold Haslem pretty highly so I dont know if they would do it.
What do Memphis fans think of this idea:
Udonis Haslem
#52
2 of Mia's 3 2nd round picks in 2009 (They have Ind, Phi and their own)
for
Kyle Lowry
#28
Jason Collins
IF NOT, I want to see if there is any way to get Kyle Lowry from Memphis in a trade not involoving Udonis Haslem.
Would Mem trade Lowry for #52 and 2-3 2nd round picks next year, plus cash?
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I also like Haslem, but I don't see us parting with an expiring to get him. Regarding Lowry, of our three point guards, I think he's the one to go - but also you have to realize that he does have value beyond few second rounders (IIRC there was an obstinate Kings fan who thought Shelden Williams for Lowry was a good deal and most of the Grizz board and the trade board thought this was not enough for Lowry). The kid has proven he belongs in the NBA IMO.
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Haslem for Collins and Lowry is a fair deal IMO, but I doubt thats where the direction the Grizz wants. I doubt the Grizz to agree with the trade.
If ever there's a trade the GRizz wants with Miami, I bet its for the #2.
BTW, how about Lowry for Cook if Heat draft Beasley?
If ever there's a trade the GRizz wants with Miami, I bet its for the #2.
BTW, how about Lowry for Cook if Heat draft Beasley?

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I see the Grizzles targeting two players in the draft (Given OJ Mayo and Jerryd Bayless are gone), that is Kevin Love PF UCLA and Eric Gordon SG Indiana.
I think Love has a chance to be a pretty good low post player and would give the Grizzles a low post scoring for the future.
But I also think Gordon could help put the Grizzles over the top as well. He tested as the best overall athlete at the Orlando camps. I think a trio of Conley Jr., Gordon and Gay is SCARY in the future.
Memphis lineup with Haslem trade:
Take Eric Gordon at #5
Take Joey Dorsey at 28
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton
SG: Miller / Gordon / Crittenton
SF: Gay / Miller
PF: Haslem / Dorsey / Warrick
C: Darko / Marc Gasol / Dorsey
Without Haslem trade:
Take Kevin Love at #5
Take Courtney Lee or other SG prospect at 28
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton
SG: Miller / Lee / Crittenton
SF: Gay / Miller
PF: Love / Warrick
C: Darko / Jason Collins / Marc Gasol
Over both teams will be good in the future but I do love a trio of Conley Jr, Gordon and Gay. Even though I know Memphis can still get that done without the Haslem trade. Just giving my input.
I think Love has a chance to be a pretty good low post player and would give the Grizzles a low post scoring for the future.
But I also think Gordon could help put the Grizzles over the top as well. He tested as the best overall athlete at the Orlando camps. I think a trio of Conley Jr., Gordon and Gay is SCARY in the future.
Memphis lineup with Haslem trade:
Take Eric Gordon at #5
Take Joey Dorsey at 28
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton
SG: Miller / Gordon / Crittenton
SF: Gay / Miller
PF: Haslem / Dorsey / Warrick
C: Darko / Marc Gasol / Dorsey
Without Haslem trade:
Take Kevin Love at #5
Take Courtney Lee or other SG prospect at 28
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton
SG: Miller / Lee / Crittenton
SF: Gay / Miller
PF: Love / Warrick
C: Darko / Jason Collins / Marc Gasol
Over both teams will be good in the future but I do love a trio of Conley Jr, Gordon and Gay. Even though I know Memphis can still get that done without the Haslem trade. Just giving my input.
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If we are not taking a PG in the draft, i wouldnt trade K.Lowry. The reason is... Im not sure how healty Conley is goiing to be. Picture he misses about 25games next season (not so much knowing he gets injured easily), So...we would have to play at PG with Javaris (not ready yet) and mikemiller, (we did it once and tho he did well it is not an option.
Javaris and Conley still 20 years old. And lowry just 22. We trust them to future.
Javaris and Conley still 20 years old. And lowry just 22. We trust them to future.

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As a Grizzlies' fan (I know, it sounds ridiculous, haha), I would trade Kyle Lowery AND Jason Collins FOR Udonis Haslem. With a scoring PF, I would use #5 on Mayo (not going to happen, but a boy can dream...) or Gordon (whom I think will be a stud). I would then use Mike Miller and Hakim Warrick as trade bait...more draft picks, cap space, and/or a young stud.
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton / JCN
SG: Gordon / JCN / Crittenton / Gay
SF: Gay / Draft
PF: Haslem / Dorsey / Draft
C: Darko / Marc Gasol / Dorsey
We won't be winning any titles in the near future, but we are rebuilding. With the return we could get on Miller and Warrick AND the cap space in 2009, this could be a quick turn around...
PG: Conley Jr. / Crittenton / JCN
SG: Gordon / JCN / Crittenton / Gay
SF: Gay / Draft
PF: Haslem / Dorsey / Draft
C: Darko / Marc Gasol / Dorsey
We won't be winning any titles in the near future, but we are rebuilding. With the return we could get on Miller and Warrick AND the cap space in 2009, this could be a quick turn around...
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If we got beasley, I think Miami will consider that trade of Haslem for Lowry & Collins.
Is my question is hard enough to answer? Lowry for Cook if Miami draft Beasley?
Is my question is hard enough to answer? Lowry for Cook if Miami draft Beasley?

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Hoops23 wrote:If we got beasley, I think Miami will consider that trade of Haslem for Lowry & Collins.
Is my question is hard enough to answer? Lowry for Cook if Miami draft Beasley?
I'm not a Heat fan but your question is simple. Cook can be had anytime for free. And you don't really want him even for free. Grizzs are not competing just yet, they don't really even want Haslem, if the Gasol trade indicates anything about the state of mind of your owner.
My question, would the Suns get Lowry for Tucker and a 2nd rounder or two?
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dantian wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
My question, would the Suns get Lowry for Tucker and a 2nd rounder or two?
IMO no.
Lowry has proven himself as, at the least, a point guard that it capable of starting and finishing out games. While he only has one season as a body of work to date, the future looks to be bright for him. The same can't be said yet about Tucker.

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I'm not a Suns fan but your question is simple. Tucker can be had anytime for free. And you don't really want him even for free.dantian wrote:I'm not a Heat fan but your question is simple. Cook can be had anytime for free. And you don't really want him even for free. Grizzs are not competing just yet, they don't really even want Haslem, if the Gasol trade indicates anything about the state of mind of your owner.
My question, would the Suns get Lowry for Tucker and a 2nd rounder or two?


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^^^ Just like I said in my previous post at page 1, I believe its the #2 the Grizz are really interested in.
For the Heat, its trading the pick for a very good value in return or keeping it. Thats how simple its is for us.
Keeeping Beasley is not a problem, I dont see why people are viewing it like its a complicated to have him. The only reason Riley like Rose is because he fills a need, PG. If its just for ordinary player or a lateral move, I believe Riley will move Haslem first before he trades Beasley.
For the Heat, its trading the pick for a very good value in return or keeping it. Thats how simple its is for us.
Keeeping Beasley is not a problem, I dont see why people are viewing it like its a complicated to have him. The only reason Riley like Rose is because he fills a need, PG. If its just for ordinary player or a lateral move, I believe Riley will move Haslem first before he trades Beasley.
