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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#461 » by Liver_Pooty » Thu Dec 2, 2021 2:06 am

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Chapelchilla wrote:Marv worked hard to maximize his skills, PJ appears to be taking the opposite approach thus far. He could still grow up though.

Atlanta were pretty disappointed with Marv as well. So who knows


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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#462 » by Klomp » Thu Dec 2, 2021 9:28 pm

Bassman wrote:Washington is a guy that we really need to deal (plus whatever else makes sense) for a quality center. Or short of that, for a different player worth investing in. PJ will want a considerable raise at the end of his rook deal…no matter how mediocre he performs.

I've been thinking about something like Washington for Naz Reid. Gotta tweak it some because we'd be making just as big of a hole at backup center, but I don't think the value is far off.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#463 » by BigSlam » Thu Dec 2, 2021 9:30 pm

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Bassman wrote:Washington is a guy that we really need to deal (plus whatever else makes sense) for a quality center. Or short of that, for a different player worth investing in. PJ will want a considerable raise at the end of his rook deal…no matter how mediocre he performs.

I've been thinking about something like Washington for Naz Reid. Gotta tweak it some because we'd be making just as big of a hole at backup center, but I don't think the value is far off.

You'd have to add a 1st round pick.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#464 » by Klomp » Thu Dec 2, 2021 9:41 pm

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Bassman wrote:Washington is a guy that we really need to deal (plus whatever else makes sense) for a quality center. Or short of that, for a different player worth investing in. PJ will want a considerable raise at the end of his rook deal…no matter how mediocre he performs.

I've been thinking about something like Washington for Naz Reid. Gotta tweak it some because we'd be making just as big of a hole at backup center, but I don't think the value is far off.

You'd have to add a 1st round pick.

Yeah I think we'd pass on that then
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#465 » by Bassman » Thu Dec 2, 2021 9:56 pm

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Klomp wrote:I've been thinking about something like Washington for Naz Reid. Gotta tweak it some because we'd be making just as big of a hole at backup center, but I don't think the value is far off.

You'd have to add a 1st round pick.

Yeah I think we'd pass on that then


Why pass on a protected 1st round pick if it’s the right player? We’ve moved into a phase where we should finish as a winning team, hopefully with the addition of a quality center, a top 4 team in the conference. Yes picks are valuable but great unknowns when choosing in the lower half of the draft. Not saying Reid is worth that, but we will have to likely overpay a bit for a good young 5.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#466 » by BigSlam » Mon Dec 6, 2021 2:33 am

Ouch…


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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#467 » by Liver_Pooty » Mon Dec 6, 2021 2:52 am

BigSlam wrote:Ouch…


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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#468 » by BigSlam » Mon Dec 6, 2021 3:00 am

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BigSlam wrote:Ouch…


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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#469 » by Liver_Pooty » Mon Dec 6, 2021 3:10 am

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BigSlam wrote:Ouch…


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Never been big on personal insults thrown by fans during games. Dude more than likely went thru tremendous heartache thru that fiasco and probably still does.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#470 » by Diop » Sat Dec 25, 2021 2:20 am

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I don’t know if this is a good thing??
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#471 » by Liver_Pooty » Sat Dec 25, 2021 2:36 am

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I don’t know if this is a good thing??


Seems like the teams been on the road 75% of the season. Don't blame him.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#472 » by Diop » Sat Dec 25, 2021 3:23 am

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I don’t know if this is a good thing??


Seems like the teams been on the road 75% of the season. Don't blame him.

so how do we keep him motivated like that? only allow him to sleep in his own bed after a good game?
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#473 » by Liver_Pooty » Sat Dec 25, 2021 4:48 am

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Liver_Pooty wrote:
Diop wrote:
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I don’t know if this is a good thing??


Seems like the teams been on the road 75% of the season. Don't blame him.

so how do we keep him motivated like that? only allow him to sleep in his own bed after a good game?


Lol. Motivated PJ is a hell of a player.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#474 » by luciano-davidwesley » Mon Feb 7, 2022 1:03 am

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Not sure how credible this guy is but our most obvious trade bait is being shopped around apparently. Could just be putting the obvious together but IDK.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#475 » by Chapelchilla » Mon Feb 7, 2022 1:44 am

If we are making a deal this year, he is the best guy to go
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#476 » by BigSlam » Sat Feb 12, 2022 11:49 pm

If by "comfort zone" Coach means "playing like a soft 3pt shooting SF instead of a C/PF", I guess so...

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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#477 » by yosemiteben » Sun Feb 13, 2022 1:07 am

BigSlam wrote:If by "comfort zone" Coach means "playing like a soft 3pt shooting SF instead of a C/PF", I guess so...

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You have to be trying incredibly hard to throw shade at PJ for how he played last night, he was fantastic.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#478 » by BigSlam » Sun Feb 13, 2022 1:17 am

yosemiteben wrote:You have to be trying incredibly hard to throw shade at PJ for how he played last night, he was fantastic.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I guess.

Against Detroit he took 7 FGA. 5 of those FGA were from three.

He had 5 FGM. 3 of those FGM were from three.

He didn't go to the FT line once.

He had the second lowest amount of rebounds on the team of the guys who played meaningful mins.

From our back up 5/4.

Just more evidence that he spends the vast majority of his time floating around the outside - just like a soft three point shooting SF.

For me, that's not fantastic. But if it is for you, no problem. Horses for courses.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#479 » by yosemiteben » Sun Feb 13, 2022 1:23 am

He posted 15/5/5, 5-7 FG, +23 in 29 minutes. That is objectively really good, and just makes you look like a hater trying to throw shade at that production.
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Re: 99 Problems: The PJ Washington Jr. Thread 

Post#480 » by BigSlam » Sun Feb 13, 2022 1:27 am

yosemiteben wrote:He posted 15/5/5, 5-7 FG, +23 in 29 minutes. That is objectively really good, and just makes you look like a hater trying to throw shade at that production.

Stats are numbers - look beyond just the numbers and look at how he got those numbers. That's my point.

But hey, look, I'm not here to try and change your mind (and nor would I try to) - you dig his playing style, that's cool. That is 100% your prerogative.

I don't like it. That's mine.

I will say this though:

You pointed out that PJ put up 15/5/5, 5-7 FG, +23 in 29 minutes last night.

Trez put up 15/6/1, 7-9, +10 in 22 minutes last night (didn't put up a single 3pt shot and went 1-5 from the FT line).

Who would you say had a bigger impact on the game?
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