So im bored and I was a big fan of the Nash/Dirk combo so I decided to see what could get them back together fairly
Read: Not really serious or anything just really really bored
Suns Trade:
Amare Stoudamire
Marcus Banks
DJ Strawberry
Dallas Trades:
Dirk Nowitski
Eddie Jones
Conclusions:
Suns: Dirk opens up the floor even more then Amare does, allows them to play a running game with Nash/Marion or a half court game with Nash/Dirk. Jones is a vet to help in tough games. Getting rid of Banks contract is a bonus
Mavs: Get Amare who is playing much better then Dirk at the moment. Banks is a decent backup point and Strawberry has potential
Thoughts other then how I wasted your time reading this thread?
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As cat said, wasted time.
If we trade Dirk for Amare, we would have to change our whole system. Meaning we would need a better passing PG and some more outside scorers (not just shooters).
From Phoenix's POV, Nash's ast totals would go down as Dirk creates more of his shots than just finishing what the PG starts. They become more half court taking away the abilities that make Nash so great.
Obiously, extreme cases in on both sides, but in short, makes no sense for either team.
If we trade Dirk for Amare, we would have to change our whole system. Meaning we would need a better passing PG and some more outside scorers (not just shooters).
From Phoenix's POV, Nash's ast totals would go down as Dirk creates more of his shots than just finishing what the PG starts. They become more half court taking away the abilities that make Nash so great.
Obiously, extreme cases in on both sides, but in short, makes no sense for either team.
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