Bence wrote:LofJ wrote:Braggins wrote:Exum is the only one on the list I would want for this team (maybe Van Fleet, but I know nothing about him). I'm adamant that we dont' necessarily need a backup PG. We need someone with the size to guard SGs on defense who can function as the PG on offense. It doesn't matter if that player is a PG or a wing.
All of the PGs on the list except Exum and Van Fleet are too small to play with Monk or Kemba most of the time, so I have no interest.
I actually find it a bit concerning that the front office thinks we specifically need a backup PG. Like, imagine any of those 6'1-6'2ish guys being our backup PG with Monk at SG and Lamb at SF. Our bench defense would hemorrhage points like crazy. Our perimeter defense is already terrible outside of MKG.
I agree completely, the team needs a bigger player that can guard wings, not another small 6'3 and under guy that will struggle to defend bigger players. We have 3 of them already in Kemba, Monk, and Graham; we don't need another one.
I'd be willing to give up value to do a sign and trade to get Exum from Utah with them getting Marvin, Frank, and one of our 2nds. And you know that both MJ and Mitch would love to have Cecil Exum's kid on the team, so I imagine they've at least thought about it.
Hey, if its a 10 mill max contract I'd say go for it big time.
I cannot envision Frank in Charlotte after next season, Marvin's minutes could be distributed between Miles, Willy, etc. I don't think Utah would bite, but I like the idea.
The fit is so good I'm almost tempted to send them a protected first instead of a 2nd. But outside of Gobert, Utah has no one signed to a long-term deal in their frontcourt (Favors is a free agent). And if we take back Burks and send them a 2nd for the money Marvin makes next year I think it's a fair swap. We're sending them two good players at positions they need to strengthen. We'd also be taking back more money this year than we'd be sending back, they'd have enough money to use the full MLE to replace Exum and sign Favors without going into the tax.





























