Curmudgeon wrote:I can't think of two players more dissimilar than Klay Thompson and James Harden.
exactly. Klay is very, very good. But he is more Ray Allen then Paul Pierce, if that makes sense.
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Curmudgeon wrote:I can't think of two players more dissimilar than Klay Thompson and James Harden.
aim2please wrote:Yeah, lets make a trade to make the best team in the league even better by solving their only problems (rim protection, depth). Fantastic.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December. Now, with that being said, Chris Mannix was on during the pregame show the other night stating that the front office was split on whether or not they wanted Cousins. Should be interesting to see how things unfold in Sacramento. They're still a mess, despite having a new coach. The fact that they want to wait for Darren Collison to return is also pretty funny.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December. Now, with that being said, Chris Mannix was on during the pregame show the other night stating that the front office was split on whether or not they wanted Cousins. Should be interesting to see how things unfold in Sacramento. They're still a mess, despite having a new coach. The fact that they want to wait for Darren Collison to return is also pretty funny.
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December.
ddb wrote:reload141 wrote:I wonder if we will see Crowder or Bradleys Names in rumours closer to the deadline.... I imagine if one or both are moved then the Celtics must think they are a legit chance at Gordon Hayward in the offseason... just interesting to see
Hayward to Boston has legs. It's almost common knowledge in the hoops circles to be honest with you. However, Utah has a good team and could absolutely make the playoffs, make some noise even and do everything they can to retain Hayward.
Fencer reregistered wrote:ddb wrote:reload141 wrote:I wonder if we will see Crowder or Bradleys Names in rumours closer to the deadline.... I imagine if one or both are moved then the Celtics must think they are a legit chance at Gordon Hayward in the offseason... just interesting to see
Hayward to Boston has legs. It's almost common knowledge in the hoops circles to be honest with you. However, Utah has a good team and could absolutely make the playoffs, make some noise even and do everything they can to retain Hayward.
Is Hayward actually an upgrade over Bradley?
Or is it just that if we trade Bradley for good value and then sign Hayward for free we're better off?
Fencer reregistered wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December.
What is the basis for using the word "reporting" rather than "speculating"?
CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Fencer reregistered wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December.
What is the basis for using the word "reporting" rather than "speculating"?
He's reporting on speculation amongst anonymous NBA execs. How's that for you? Does that fit you a little better?
Fruit Pastilles wrote:CeltsfanSinceBirth wrote:Sean Devenney from the Sporting News is reporting that if the Kings fail miserably over these next few weeks (5 game homestand), they could be looking to trade DMC by early to mid-December. Now, with that being said, Chris Mannix was on during the pregame show the other night stating that the front office was split on whether or not they wanted Cousins. Should be interesting to see how things unfold in Sacramento. They're still a mess, despite having a new coach. The fact that they want to wait for Darren Collison to return is also pretty funny.
The guy's super talented, no doubt about it, but I don't know if he's the transcendental star player that guys like LeBron James and Stephen Curry are, and guys like Karl-Anthony Towns and Anthony Davis will be. He's just a very talented big man who will demand the same assets as a KAT or AD when he's not as valuable as either of those two players.
If he could get over his mental issues, he might become that kind of player. The guy who can get you a championship with a talented supporting cast that we'd most certainly have.
But if he doesn't? The package we'd have to send Sacramento's way would probably hurt our future, as well as that we'd end up with a prima donna locker room cancer who'd be damaging our team chemistry.
Oh, for ****'s sake, I don't care anymore. Here we are back talking about Boogie. **** kill me.
Fruit Pastilles wrote:Fencer reregistered wrote:ddb wrote:
Hayward to Boston has legs. It's almost common knowledge in the hoops circles to be honest with you. However, Utah has a good team and could absolutely make the playoffs, make some noise even and do everything they can to retain Hayward.
Is Hayward actually an upgrade over Bradley?
Or is it just that if we trade Bradley for good value and then sign Hayward for free we're better off?
Yes.