Best destination for Cousins?

JoeyMorgan619 · Post #1 » by **JoeyMorgan619** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 5:38 am

Demarcus Cousins has talent, but he seems stuck in a bad situation in Sacramento. Some of that may be his own fault with his flashes of immaturity. Where do you all think would be a good place for Cousins to flourish?

Yungsta404 · Post #2 » by **Yungsta404** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 5:41 am

I think the spurs would be a perfect situation for him. He can learn from Timmy D and you have Pop. or a team like the celtics where you have guys like K.G and doc to keep him in check.

BANGSKi · Post #3 » by **BANGSKi** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 5:42 am

Yungsta404 wrote:I think the spurs would be a perfect situation for him. He can learn from Timmy D and you have Pop. or a team like the celtics where you have guys like K.G and doc to keep him in check.

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bibby1023 · Post #4 » by **bibby1023** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 5:42 am

Any team with a winning record ?

624 · Post #5 » by **624** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 5:43 am

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Blame Rasho · Post #6 » by **Blame Rasho** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:16 am

He needs a team/players/coaches that will flat out tell him that is a soft ass player to light a fire up his ass. A big mofo like him shouldn't be shooting at 40%, and even now I am getting less and less impressed with his rebounding because most of the times he is just rebounding his own shots that he should be making. A guy like him shouldn't have so much problems finishing at the basket and should realize that shooting jumpers aren't the way to go as a 7 foot 275 bigman. The thing is that he has shown flashes that he can be a badass. The difference between good and great players is that great players do everything in their ability to maximize their talent, Cousin isn't remotely there. I mean... flat out... should a 6'2 180 lb Tony Parker be a better inside threat than you? He needs to ask himself that... He can be a center piece for any team, but he has to apply himself.

StatLine · Post #7 » by **StatLine** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:25 am

James Johnson will show him what's up

Woodsanity · Post #8 » by **Woodsanity** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:27 am

Definitely the Spurs.

richboy · Post #9 » by **richboy** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:28 am

Depends. Boston is maybe the best fit because KG could make him cry. Although any team that has a winning culture would be a place he could fit. In terms of his skills where he would fit best could be somewhere like OKC

Stolen Team Fan · Post #10 » by **Stolen Team Fan** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:30 am

richboy wrote:Depends. Boston is maybe the best fit because KG could make him cry. Although any team that has a winning culture would be a place he could fit. In terms of his skills where he would fit best could be somewhere like OKC

Nah, there's nobody on the Thunder with enough personality to keep him in check. As much as I dislike the Celtics, I think that would be the best place for him.

OptimusOne6 · Post #11 » by **OptimusOne6** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:39 am

I don't think people realize that Cousins is the cancer of the team, not the other way around. This was the biggest scare about drafting him out of College.

Stolen Team Fan · Post #12 » by **Stolen Team Fan** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:45 am

OptimusOne6 wrote:I don't think people realize that Cousins is the cancer of the team, not the other way around. This was the biggest scare about drafting him out of College.

No, the Maloofs are the true cancer of the team. Better management from the top down could've made a huge difference. Now it's too late.

sunskerr · Post #13 » by **sunskerr** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:52 am

C'mon guys...stop saying Spurs. They're a good spot for pretty much ANY player.

Gilles · Post #14 » by **Gilles** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:54 am

He just needs to stay away from Keith Smart. Coming into this season Cousins was told by not-so-Smar to work on his 3pt shot and from that came a lot of low-percentage jumpshots and hanging out on the perimeter. Today for some reason he stayed inside for most of the game (still launched one 3-pointer) and suddenly there are relatively easy shots and offensive rebounds available.
Maybe it just Raptors though.

Stolen Team Fan · Post #15 » by **Stolen Team Fan** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 6:56 am

Gilles wrote:He just needs to stay away from Keith Smart. Coming into this season Cousins was told by not-so-Smar to work on his 3pt shot and from that came a lot of low-percentage jumpshots and hanging out on the perimeter. Today for some reason he stayed inside for most of the game (still launched one 3-pointer) and suddenly there are relatively easy shots and offensive rebounds available.
Maybe it just Raptors though.

Yeah, nobody plays crappy against the Raptors.

I agree that he needs to be far from Smart. In fact that would be good advice for any player that wishes to remain sane.

Xsy · Post #16 » by **Xsy** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 7:59 am

Every player is in a bad situation in Sacramento.

Tons of talented pieces that just don't fit together, and ownership doesn't even care.

Part-time Lover · Post #17 » by **Part-time Lover** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 7:59 am

Lakers

JoseChinga · Post #18 » by **JoseChinga** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 8:05 am

The Celtics.

DowNY · Post #19 » by **DowNY** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 8:12 am

The team with the most vets, the Knicks.

Effigy · Post #20 » by **Effigy** » Thu Dec 6, 2012 8:16 am

DowNY wrote:The team with the most vets, the Knicks.

No, they don't really have the personalities to teach him, and the media would just eat him alive. He'd do better in a small market, which is why everyone says the Spurs. Indianna might be a good fit also.