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Daffy wrote:VaDe255 wrote:AirP. wrote:He was horrible in the playoffs when he was in Toronto but he's gotten better while staying the #1 option, he's not going to be the #1 option in the playoffs for Miami, just the regular season. His career average in the playoffs is nearly 22 ppg but took nearly 19 shots.
Right now, at SG, Herro has a career playoffs average of 14.3 ppg on 12.7 shots.
DeRozan isn't a good defender, but he's better than Herro is and can play the 2-4, he played PF in San Antonio.
It's a short term move to get DeRozan for an upgrade on the roster, this isn't a long-term option, maybe Miami can time the older player's contracts to be expiring all at the same time to have a chance to make some big moves in free agency also S&Ts for a soft rebuild around Bam.
Why do we need to compare everyone to Herro?
DeRozan is not a fit on this team, he operates in the mid range and is only effective when he can draw fouls, it's absolute anti chemistry with Jimmy on the court. What are they going to take turns trying to shoot 20+ FTs between the two each game?
Come man 35y old DeRozan is just non sense, at this point trading Jimmy and developing the young talent is the right move.
It's hilarious to me that ppl think 35y DeRozan is going to make this team competetive against the stacked Boston/NY/76ers team.
One of our problems has been offense and he helps with that. Last post season we were in most games until we gave up 1 bad run to Boston in those games and that was without Jimmy and Rozier. Adding Jimmy, Rozier, and Derozan would he a major help
Having Derozan also helps take attention away from Jimmy. Boston and NY are loaded with wing defenders. Having that additional scorer allows for more single coverage than doubles.
carnageta wrote:I don't think Derozan fits well with our team. Him and Jimmy have approximately the same shot profile, and Bam has also historically done most of his work from mid-range as well. Not to mention, by acquiring Derozan we'll essentially be playing large chunks of small-ball basketball yet again with DD at the 4 spot most likely.
I am a fan, but I highly question the fit and I don't think it's the right move, especially if we have to dedicate 3 additional years to it via S&T.
I don't want the Raptors old junk. Ex-Raptors I would have been interested in are Pascal Siakam and OG Anunoby. They would have fit extraordinarily well with our team, imo.
unowen85 wrote:I think Riley is going to stand pat. There is no move we can make that will get us on the same level as top teams in the East and he’s going to avoid desperate moves. All we can do is run it back and compete, probably make the playoffs, and hope for a miracle. I really hope we come out looking strong during first half of year so Riley and Jimmy can get on same page and hurry up with extension.
MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Better than offering Haywood this money I guess. Once again not sure how we offer this without getting ride of one of Herro or Duncan's salary. 12 million is certainly a bargain compared to those two.