Curmudgeon wrote:So if Madar came over, could he take minutes (in Boston or Maine) from Davison? Or Thomas? )r Pritchard? Or White?
The C's have a logjam in the backcourt that needs to be addressed.
Not really something we need to worry about right now. Madar is playing overseas again for the 2022-2023 season.
What about the year after that? Well, we can cross that bridge when we come to it. That's a year from now. A lot can happen in a year. A year ago, we didn't have Brogdon, White or Davison on the team - just shows how quickly things can change.
A year from now, if there's still a logjam in the back court, then he obviously won't come over.
If he ever does make the celtics roster, it will be dependent on 2 primary factors:
1) Is he ready? (from a physical standpoint and a skills standpoint)
2) Is there a realistic chance for him to get minutes?
If the answer is yes to both questions, he'll come over and compete for a spot in training camp or sign a contract prior to training camp (he may tell the team that he will only come over if he has a guaranteed roster spot, rather than just a training camp deal, which is what happened with Nigel Hayes in 2021 and why Hayes didn't join the Celtics).
But as long as the answer is no to at least 1 of the questions, he'll remain in Europe.
Unless a trade presents itself where we can improve our team - then perhaps Madar's draft rights could be traded.
It's really that simple.
And there's no expiration on Madar's draft rights or how long we can stash him. The spurs still have the draft rights to some european guy who is in his 50's and has been retired for several years.