Fierce1 wrote:hugepatsfan wrote:Fierce1 wrote:One of Niang and Hauser has to go.
I prefer keeping Niang because he's the better overall player and he has some dawg in him.
Use Sam in a trade that will get the Cs a big man.
Why does one have to go? Moving one but not the other doesn't do anything to get us below the tax. We're technically over the 2nd apron right now by about $300K but easy to shed that with a smaller move.
The "dog" that Niang has in him is taking cheap shots at people to make up for the fact that he's a downright terrible defender. He couldn't guard you or me. Hauser, on the other hand, is decent on defense. And both are shooters only except Hauser shoots it better on higher difficulty shot profile. No idea how Niang is a better overall player.
That's because Niang is better inside the 3pt line.
We can agree to disagree about who's better, but one has to go.
And the tax seems to be a secondary issue as seen by not trading Simons before the trade became official.
You haven't explained why one has to go. This is a made up choice.