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Geaux_Hawks wrote:HMFFL wrote:James Wiseman makes sense.
Golden State and Detroit didn't workout and why would they? The Warriors aren't setup to allow a young center (23 yrs old) to succeed and Detroit was never a good fit with Monty.
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Eh, i'd rather trade for Ayton, and have Quin & Trae try to motivate him to be early Phoenix years Ayton.
jayu70 wrote:Geaux_Hawks wrote:HMFFL wrote:James Wiseman makes sense.
Golden State and Detroit didn't workout and why would they? The Warriors aren't setup to allow a young center (23 yrs old) to succeed and Detroit was never a good fit with Monty.
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Eh, i'd rather trade for Ayton, and have Quin & Trae try to motivate him to be early Phoenix years Ayton.
Who are you giving up to match the $34 mil he is owed?
I could be wrong but wouldn't he cost us draft picks? Hunter and Cap don't see them an ideal trade for Portland.Geaux_Hawks wrote:jayu70 wrote:Geaux_Hawks wrote:
Eh, i'd rather trade for Ayton, and have Quin & Trae try to motivate him to be early Phoenix years Ayton.
Who are you giving up to match the $34 mil he is owed?
Hunter/Cap
HMFFL wrote:I could be wrong but wouldn't he cost us draft picks? Hunter and Cap don't see them an ideal trade for Portland.Geaux_Hawks wrote:jayu70 wrote:Who are you giving up to match the $34 mil he is owed?
Hunter/Cap
I do like how Ayton has worked on his game. Getting away from the Suns has helped him develop and that experience probably drives him.
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HMFFL wrote:I could be wrong but wouldn't he cost us draft picks? Hunter and Cap don't see them an ideal trade for Portland.Geaux_Hawks wrote:jayu70 wrote:Who are you giving up to match the $34 mil he is owed?
Hunter/Cap
I do like how Ayton has worked on his game. Getting away from the Suns has helped him develop and that experience probably drives him.
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Jamaaliver wrote:Hartenstein has absolutely exceeded all expectations. My word...
Keep in mind, Hawks leadership was in flux during 2017 draft season. Newly hired Travis Schlenk drafted Tyler Dorsey just two spots before Hartenstein was taken.
dms269 wrote:We are literally sitting on our hands refusing to do anything. Because our ownership and GM are too inept at their jobs.
Seeing centers fly off the shelves when we are gonna trot out old ass Clint Capela who can only rebound and miss open dunks.
Fun times.
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Indeed.dms269 wrote:We are literally sitting on our hands refusing to do anything. Because our ownership and GM are too inept at their jobs.
Seeing centers fly off the shelves when we are gonna trot out old ass Clint Capela who can only rebound and miss open dunks.
Fun times.
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If we trade Hunter we better gain a great return. 38% from three but health is always a concern. I expect him to average a career high in field goal attempts this coming season.Geaux_Hawks wrote:I never saw us as players in free agency until we figured out where Cap/Hunter were going. There's even a possibility that we just keep Capela, and only trade Hunter. If that happened, I could see OO being the starter, and Cap spelling him against bigger 5's.
I mean we still need to be capable of rebounding, and Cap is certainly elite at that(#1 ORB last year). Folks assumed Gobert was declining last year, and he bounced back to his normal play. Just saying, I wouldn't be opposed to keeping Clint.
Of course he can rebound, because all he does is stand there. Even if he pulls down ORB he had his worst offensive shooting seasons since his rookie year. What benefit is getting ORBs if you miss open dunks?Geaux_Hawks wrote:I never saw us as players in free agency until we figured out where Cap/Hunter were going. There's even a possibility that we just keep Capela, and only trade Hunter. If that happened, I could see OO being the starter, and Cap spelling him against bigger 5's.
I mean we still need to be capable of rebounding, and Cap is certainly elite at that(#1 ORB last year). Folks assumed Gobert was declining last year, and he bounced back to his normal play. Just saying, I wouldn't be opposed to keeping Clint.
