MettaWorldPanda wrote:oreon wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:This front office is more then satisfied in providing playoff basketball.
That would be depressing. How did we go from the chip or bust mentality of big 3 era to now we just want that playoff revenue. That's a small market mentality. I know Miami technically not a big market but I thought we were pushing to be one of the premier franchises in NBA history. I'd rather they be deluded that they think KD can win them a championship rather than settling for playoffs. Thats what the Sacramento kings do, I don't want to be like them
Bam and Herro look like fixtures here for the foreseeable future and you toss in a developing Ware and how do we go about improving that core. Based off that I said earlier we need star power scoring coming from the SF spot that's not going to strip us of that core. Durant makes sense in the short term cause that's what's going to be the available upgrade over Wiggins. The next step is getting a PG who can do two way work and hit 3's while getting the bigs and scorers the ball in good spots. Holliday would be ideal but not sure how they make that work unless we have no plans to resign Mitchell. I know Boston would be salivating at the thought of getting Duncan's relief contract.
The Heat can make almost any deal work, they have the expirings of Terry, Kyle, plus Duncan also.
For example in this case they can waive Duncan, then trade Terry <-> Jrue straight up and just absorb that contract, still have enough space under the tax to resign Davion.
Or this deal turns into a 3 team trade, where you also send Terry/Kyle to a 3rd team and Boston maybe gets some player in return for Terry + draft capital.
The question here would be, do they really want to take on that Jrue contract?
Ware, Bam, Wiggins, Jrue, Herro and Davion, Highsmith, Jovic, Larsson, Jaquez as their bench.
They'd need some leaps from Ware/Herro/Jovic to get me excited about this team, but who knows the East is gonna be weak next year.