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jmr07019 wrote:1. Tatum becoming a true MVP caliber player
2. Improve big man rotation
3. Improve bench especially the shooting off the bench.
Manocad wrote:I have an engineering degree, an exceptionally high IQ, and can point to the exact location/area of any country on an unlabeled globe.
Banks2Pierce wrote:Having 1 more reliable big. Even if we had 2 Theises, I think we could've had a better shot. Just couldn't count on any of the other options and Theis was foul prone enough to expose the issue. Someone head and shoulders above Theis without giving up any of the current core and we're looking pretty.
Really annoying that this was a wide open field and Hayward was the 50% version of a 50% version and the bigs that may still pop were a year or two away from being championship rotation players.
Banks2Pierce wrote:Having 1 more reliable big. Even if we had 2 Theises, I think we could've had a better shot. Just couldn't count on any of the other options and Theis was foul prone enough to expose the issue. Someone head and shoulders above Theis without giving up any of the current core and we're looking pretty.
Really annoying that this was a wide open field and Hayward was the 50% version of a 50% version and the bigs that may still pop were a year or two away from being championship rotation players.
Triple7 wrote:Banks2Pierce wrote:Having 1 more reliable big. Even if we had 2 Theises, I think we could've had a better shot. Just couldn't count on any of the other options and Theis was foul prone enough to expose the issue. Someone head and shoulders above Theis without giving up any of the current core and we're looking pretty.
Really annoying that this was a wide open field and Hayward was the 50% version of a 50% version and the bigs that may still pop were a year or two away from being championship rotation players.
Two Theises? man that’s awful waste of a spot. That’s two undersized 5 with no rim protection and man to man D. I’m good with him coming off the bench. we need a legit big that can man the middle.
Green89 wrote:A clutch scorer who can put the ball in the hoop to end a playoff game. A guy who's not afraid of the moment, who wants the ball in his hands on final plays, and who has the utmost confidence they can score at any time. Title teams always have at least one of them.
Spin Move wrote:Triple7 wrote:Banks2Pierce wrote:Having 1 more reliable big. Even if we had 2 Theises, I think we could've had a better shot. Just couldn't count on any of the other options and Theis was foul prone enough to expose the issue. Someone head and shoulders above Theis without giving up any of the current core and we're looking pretty.
Really annoying that this was a wide open field and Hayward was the 50% version of a 50% version and the bigs that may still pop were a year or two away from being championship rotation players.
Two Theises? man that’s awful waste of a spot. That’s two undersized 5 with no rim protection and man to man D. I’m good with him coming off the bench. we need a legit big that can man the middle.
Thies actually blocks a decent number of shots, he is a solid but not great rim protected, he had the exact same blocks per game last season as Embiid for example. His PNR defense on point guards is suspect, but outside of AD almost every 5 is bad at gaurding PGs.