LeBronSpaghetti wrote:cupcakesnake wrote:Valanciunas gives that bench an actual option at having some sort of identity. He still changes the game when he's out there on the court with how much of a constant threat he is near the basket. He's improved his shooting and passing enough over the years where he doesn't have to be near the hoop all the time either. Murray/Valanciunas screening action should be enough to beat up most bench units.
I don't love that you can't play Val and Jokic together, but overall this is a really great move.
That’s the part I don’t like about this move and why I wish they’d gotten Horford instead. How many minutes will Val play in the playoffs, like 5 per game? Horford would’ve fit so well with or without Jokic on the floor.
Jokic can handle the heavy mins in the playoffs IF he doesn't need to play heavy mins in the rs literally every single game, because the Nuggets get obliterated by anyone and everyone if the few mins he's off the court
Val can still be a spot starter when Jokic doesn't play. Obviously he'd be a below avg. Center as a starter but that's still a huge upgrade from Deandre Jordan etc.
Who knows where Horford wants to go? he might surprise us and just retire as,a Celtic. even if he does leave, he's got a long list of suitors and i doubt he'd pick the Nuggets
One bird in hand, ya know..
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