Who increased their value the most?

[Mykhyn]

We got a good showcase of our bench vs Miami, who increased their value the most?

What realistic trade options do we have now?

[Nolan]

I think Nando increased his value the most he looked great out there and but I doubt we use him as trade bait, in fact I doubt we make any significant trades this year.

[Mykhyn]

It'd have to be the right piece. If we could get Pau Gasol for something reasonable we'd have to consider it

[mikejames23]

Neal was solid tonight, despite his late game struggles. Splitter's play impressed as well. DeColo looks like an NBA caliber backup, and he's rotting on the bench when Parker comes back. The Lakers won't give up Gasol to a western rival, and rather not have Amare's matador D here.

What about someone like Larry Sanders from Milwaukee, though? Skiles barely plays him, and the Bucks are very deep up front. His athletic shotblocking talents and energy would be welcomed here.

'Course, don't see any of this happening. The Spurs are Top 5 in offense and defense when Parker, Manu, and Duncan play. There's a good chance they stay pat.

[co_laper]

I'd say Splitter. Splitter played very well and he was more of a featured option today. Patty and Gary shot too much and turn the ball over a lot. Nando looked good out there... I thought the offense ran better with Nando at PG than Joseph/Patty/Neal.

[Mykhyn]

Agreed on Nando. Everytime I found myself thinking wtf was that it was Blair. He almost felt like he deserved those DNP CDs. I think he hurt his value.


Neal was being asked to do too much, I think he raised his value because people know hes not going to be put in those situations.

Mills shot waaaay too much

Splitter did have a solid game. Definitely showed what he can do and possibly be able to centerpiece a trade now for an upgrade at the 4.