playa-hater wrote:bucknersrevenge wrote:Also really impressed by Luka Garza right now. He's been blasted quite a bit early on this season and rightfully so for being limited defensively. And we started playing better when he got pulled from the rotation. But he hasn't bitched. He hasn't complained. He's continued to work. And when he got called upon these last couple of games he's showed up. There's a degree of respect I have for how he's handled things here.
Again this speaks highly to Joe and the entire staff. If there's strife internally, it remains internal. Nothing gets out. Guys just handle business. Huge credit to all the players on this roster and the coaching staff for being one collective. There are a lot of guys with reasons to go out for themselves. A lot of guys who'd have reasons to come at Joe for lack of minutes. But that doesn't happen here.
Truth is, I'm not sure what to make of Garza.. He looks like he could be the top offensive Rebounder in the whole league.. but I also wouldn't trust him in a serious tough game because of his defensive liabilities. Does this mean Boston doesn't trade two first round picks to get a player like Zubac?? If given that choice, I would rather play Garza. And keep our first round picks...
There's definitely an argument to be made for keeping the picks. This team needs young talent to offset the higher salaries that they have. And eventually some of the guys they'll wanna keep may need bumps too. Having said that, they do seem flush with young talent right now as is. If trading a FRP gets them a roster upgrade that's signed for more than one year (like a Zubac or Claxton for example) It might be worth the consideration if it completely plugs a hole in the roster for the next 4 years. In the best of times, that's what you want from any draft pick. How much do they consider any potential growth by Garza or even Amari Williams over the next couple of years? Lots of things for Brad to think about.




















