HEZI wrote:ctorres wrote:
For a 6th man role? Yes absolutely. He can play the JR Smith role
At 33M a year? Who you trading ? Hart and Mitch? Mikal and Mitch?
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HEZI wrote:ctorres wrote:
For a 6th man role? Yes absolutely. He can play the JR Smith role
KnixinSix wrote:HEZI wrote:ctorres wrote:
For a 6th man role? Yes absolutely. He can play the JR Smith role
At 33M a year? Who you trading ? Hart and Mitch? Mikal and Mitch?
TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
Some random troll wrote:Not to sound negative, but this team is owned by an arrogant cheapskate, managed by a moron and coached by an idiot. Recipe for disaster.
TGW wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
No way. Carlisle is a HOF level coach. He’s not losing to a couple of cast-off second-rate coaches. Get real.
Jalen Bluntson wrote:TGW wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
No way. Carlisle is a HOF level coach. He’s not losing to a couple of cast-off second-rate coaches. Get real.
We needed a plan and options. The HC didn't have one and couldn't adjust when it was necessary. I didn't even expect Thibs to be fired but, let's not pretend he wasn't a big part of the problem.
That tweet from Berman the Vermin is him trying to stay relevant. He's a clown and a hack,
KnixinSix wrote:Wow!!!! This Durant trade makes a Jabari trade EVEN MORE likely. Jabari plays the same spot Durant does and they will want Mikals veteran defense to complement him. Remember they offered FOUR 1st round picks for Mikal just last year.
New optimized line-up:
Rotation (minutes)
C Kessler (28)/KAT (12)/ Huk (8)
PF KAT(20)/OG (18)/ Jabari (10)
SF OG(15)/Jabari (15)/ Hart (5)/MLE (13) - Oubre, Nance, Trent Jr
SG Divo (20)/ Hart (20)/ McBride (5)/MLE (3)
PG Brunson (34)/Divo (8) / McBride (6)
*Kessler offers more durability and more dynamic scoring at the C position than Robinson to complement KAT
*Jabari offers a defensively versatile big with more mobility to play vs the 5 out teams that spread the floor and play with Pace.
* Hart plays the more appropriate role off bench as high energy guy.
*Divo in theory if he comes back like NYK Divo is a infinite range shooter who really opens it up for Brunson. Those two played amazingly together in a season that was short circuited by an unprecedented level of injuries that piled up.
*The 14 non Brunson minutes generally will feature KAT on floor as #1 option. This will help stagger them and they would only share about 18-20 minutes on floor together. Minimizing the defensive liability when both are out there same time. Part of the 18-20 minutes they share will also have Kessler or Jabari out there to shield KAT defensively in the front court.
* Great depth and defensive versatility in the backcourt as well as front court.
KnixinSix wrote:Jalen Bluntson wrote:TGW wrote:
No way. Carlisle is a HOF level coach. He’s not losing to a couple of cast-off second-rate coaches. Get real.
We needed a plan and options. The HC didn't have one and couldn't adjust when it was necessary. I didn't even expect Thibs to be fired but, let's not pretend he wasn't a big part of the problem.
That tweet from Berman the Vermin is him trying to stay relevant. He's a clown and a hack,
I absolutely believe with a healthy Mitch and a better coach this current roster COULD contend for a championship. Problem is Mitch is like a super duper injury risk. You aint winning with KAT/Brunson without the proper defensive pieces around them. That said, If I could get Kessler (or another elite defensive 5) instead and improve around the margins (i.e no real big fish needed).. I totally believe we could contend for a championship.
JayTWill wrote:KnixinSix wrote:Wow!!!! This Durant trade makes a Jabari trade EVEN MORE likely. Jabari plays the same spot Durant does and they will want Mikals veteran defense to complement him. Remember they offered FOUR 1st round picks for Mikal just last year.
New optimized line-up:
Rotation (minutes)
C Kessler (28)/KAT (12)/ Huk (8)
PF KAT(20)/OG (18)/ Jabari (10)
SF OG(15)/Jabari (15)/ Hart (5)/MLE (13) - Oubre, Nance, Trent Jr
SG Divo (20)/ Hart (20)/ McBride (5)/MLE (3)
PG Brunson (34)/Divo (8) / McBride (6)
*Kessler offers more durability and more dynamic scoring at the C position than Robinson to complement KAT
*Jabari offers a defensively versatile big with more mobility to play vs the 5 out teams that spread the floor and play with Pace.
* Hart plays the more appropriate role off bench as high energy guy.
*Divo in theory if he comes back like NYK Divo is a infinite range shooter who really opens it up for Brunson. Those two played amazingly together in a season that was short circuited by an unprecedented level of injuries that piled up.
*The 14 non Brunson minutes generally will feature KAT on floor as #1 option. This will help stagger them and they would only share about 18-20 minutes on floor together. Minimizing the defensive liability when both are out there same time. Part of the 18-20 minutes they share will also have Kessler or Jabari out there to shield KAT defensively in the front court.
* Great depth and defensive versatility in the backcourt as well as front court.
I remember reading that the Rockets may have offered the Nets their picks back (2 picks and 2 swaps) for Mikal but that was with 2.5 years or more left on his contract when he was at his highest value. I'm not sure if they still value him as highly now in the final year of his deal but I can see them having interest in Mikal. Maybe you saw some other reports.
On Utah's side I know Ainge overvalues his players but the 2 future unprotected Suns picks, Daidiet, Kolek and the New York 2026 1st seems like a lot for Kessler in the last year of his rookie contract although i'm still not sure how you are trading the 2026 NY 1st legally.
For Minnesota I assume they would have to send out more money not to get hard capped at the 1st apron as it may mean they lose one of NAW or Reid or possibly both. If they aggregate salaries to send more money out they will be hard capped at the 2nd apron and may have to decide on if they want to bring both NAW and Reid back because it may be difficult to re-negotiate Reid's contract and fit NAW under the 2nd apron so it could essentially be trading DDV and NAW or Reid for Mitch. If Randle leaves it changes things.
For the Knicks you obviously get everything you want
dukeknicksirish wrote:Get Beal after he’s bought out for our 6th man
Fury wrote:dukeknicksirish wrote:Get Beal after he’s bought out for our 6th man
Can we sign him?
knickstape4ever wrote:Fury wrote:dukeknicksirish wrote:Get Beal after he’s bought out for our 6th man
Can we sign him?
if we could sign him for the taxpayer ML, assuming he's bought out, that'd be a great get. other teams will assumably offer more, but maybe he's tryna ring chase and change the narrative around his career
Nice we needed a true shooting guard.dukeknicksirish wrote:Get Beal after he’s bought out for our 6th man
dukeknicksirish wrote:Get Beal after he’s bought out for our 6th man
TGW wrote:TheGreenArrow wrote:?s=46&t=W09F6FrMDfp5_y1gKYgF1g
No way. Carlisle is a HOF level coach. He’s not losing to a couple of cast-off second-rate coaches. Get real.