nash2amare wrote:I believe another deal is coming.
VC and Brand swap???
I'd do VC, Pietrus, Warrick for Iggy and Brand in a second...
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nash2amare wrote:I believe another deal is coming.
VC and Brand swap???
Redphilly wrote:Magic fan here: What for a player is Clark??
Risensun wrote:nash2amare wrote:I believe another deal is coming.
VC and Brand swap???
I'd do VC, Pietrus, Warrick for Iggy and Brand in a second...
Seth Pollack wrote:The deal would radically remake the Suns roster in the middle of the season for the third time in four seasons. For a team that revolves around Steve Nash who values stability and consistency in his relationships on and off the court, it is hard to have a positive reaction to the move.
The portion that makes sense for the Suns is swapping Hedo Turkoglu for Marcin Gortat but it says a lot about the thought process and decision-making that they would be desperate enough to move Hedo that they are willing to take on Vince Carter in place of Jason Richardson. It's both an admission of mistake on the initial Hedo decision but also a potentially devastating blow to the rest of this season.
Jason Richardson is a perfect fit at the two guard next to Steve Nash -- at least on the offensive end of the floor -- but it took a full season to get there. Replacing him with Vince Carter now will be a huge set-back to the flow of the offense and provide no upgrade defensively.
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Nash and Carter once again gives the Suns a player (Carter) who's (liike Hedo) is most effective with the ball in his hands and we've already seen that Nash isn't willing to relinquish that control. If Carter didn't fit with Jameer Nelson, he's not going to fit with Steve Nash.
The real question now, assuming this deal happens as reported, is what if anything this means for Nash and possibility of moving him. With the team hovering around .500 and seeing yet another teammate get moved, you can easily envision a frustrated Steve asking to be dealt. Certainly a late first round pick and some cash isn't going to placate Nash.
There are some who've called for the Phoenix Suns to admit their window has closed and to being the rebuilding process immediately. This could very well be the first step. What to watch for next is the reaction from Nash and any signs that the Suns might want to flip Carter's expiring contract for some other better fitting pieces.
alldayeveryday wrote:SUN wrote:No.. you realize how well Vince succeed with great passers right? Jason Kidd.
As soon as Nash feeds Vince Carter a no look pass that hits him in the forehead, he'll hit the ground and lay there for about 15 minutes.
Magic fans don't want Arenas... Magic players don't want Vince... Otis trying for J Rich and Hedo first.
http://twitter.com/stevekylernba
Kova wrote:Philly fan here.. No way we would give Dre and Brand for Warrick (too long contract), Carter (Ok because we can buy him out), and Pietrus (could be nice addition)..
We would be stacked at SG positions, and Evan Turner must play.. Also, we give up to much value, and get almost no value (for future) in return..
rsavaj wrote:http://arizona.sbnation.com/phoenix-suns/2010/12/18/1883989/phoenix-suns-rumored-deal-for-vince-carter-and-marcin-gortat-smellsSeth Pollack wrote:The deal would radically remake the Suns roster in the middle of the season for the third time in four seasons. For a team that revolves around Steve Nash who values stability and consistency in his relationships on and off the court, it is hard to have a positive reaction to the move.
The portion that makes sense for the Suns is swapping Hedo Turkoglu for Marcin Gortat but it says a lot about the thought process and decision-making that they would be desperate enough to move Hedo that they are willing to take on Vince Carter in place of Jason Richardson. It's both an admission of mistake on the initial Hedo decision but also a potentially devastating blow to the rest of this season.
Jason Richardson is a perfect fit at the two guard next to Steve Nash -- at least on the offensive end of the floor -- but it took a full season to get there. Replacing him with Vince Carter now will be a huge set-back to the flow of the offense and provide no upgrade defensively.
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Nash and Carter once again gives the Suns a player (Carter) who's (liike Hedo) is most effective with the ball in his hands and we've already seen that Nash isn't willing to relinquish that control. If Carter didn't fit with Jameer Nelson, he's not going to fit with Steve Nash.
The real question now, assuming this deal happens as reported, is what if anything this means for Nash and possibility of moving him. With the team hovering around .500 and seeing yet another teammate get moved, you can easily envision a frustrated Steve asking to be dealt. Certainly a late first round pick and some cash isn't going to placate Nash.
There are some who've called for the Phoenix Suns to admit their window has closed and to being the rebuilding process immediately. This could very well be the first step. What to watch for next is the reaction from Nash and any signs that the Suns might want to flip Carter's expiring contract for some other better fitting pieces.
Why does our FO suck so much? Jesus.
navysully wrote:Nash confirms it via twitter...
Everyone wish @jrich23 the best in Orlando. Great player and great teammate! He will be missed. Damn.
navysully wrote:Nash confirms it via twitter...
Everyone wish @jrich23 the best in Orlando. Great player and great teammate! He will be missed. Damn.