AntwanBoldin wrote:Seems like you're kind of taking an ARound the horn approach here. trying to win the argument at all costs.
Am I?
Or maybe Amir Johnson and Landry Fields aren't good and basically everything about actual future trades and rotations is little opinion and mainly just common sense truth?
You're good with the cap you know there is still enough filler there to make other trades with the salary that'd be incoming. You know there are ways to break trades down. Etc.
Thanks sir!
As for the rest, obviously this is what I was talking about in the reply to JG's post.
So you're claiming it to be a panic trade, while at the same time ranting about the loss of for sure future tradee Kris Hunphrues . We know he sucks, we know we're looking to upgrade.
Yes, but I've just said why losing Hump is bad and it has little to nothing to do with his play.
We can't trade Humphries now anyway but things are looking bad. Our 21%, meh defense playing star of wants to change the system and people are catching on to Avery's unimaginative play calling.
This is supposed to be the year of respectability.
Yes and how does this trade help any of this?
Our main problems right now are coaching, injuries and our underperforming star.
Take on salary, go get nene , go get Amir. Just get a 4 who can score. It's gonna happen
I hope you're right, just not for Amir.
I'm not sure what the whole combining players thing is about. Humphries is botching plays thar are buckets with Amir.
What it's about is you're making it like Amir is Amar'e in the pick and roll or that he's a prime bucket getter. When really he's just a solid NBA minute eater and rotation player.
He isn't a huge upgrade over Hump, or even a big one.
What it's about is you're skimming over all the massive faults Amir has as if they don't exist or that he's so good at scoring that you can overlook all the stuff he does bad.
There's a reason he is who he is and not some 17ppg stud who plays 32mpg+ on good teams.
I'm not really sure what your thesis is. It's not defending humphries abilities I know that, I guess it's preaching patience but were sort of forcEd into that anyway.
Yes, you got it right. It's preaching patience until something solid comes. Thinking about future flexibility unless the move is really legit.
If you think we can do better than This then well I hope that'll be the case. We all know how so many teams are going to look to cut costs . Even still it's a lot to pay out for a nothing PF who seems to have no friends around the league
I hope we can do better. I have to think we can do better. This isn't an awful horrible trade at first glance on the surface. Amir is a decent player. Maybe Fields can be a little more like he was in NYC before Melo came. Probably not on the latter, but maybe.
But it's not a good trade, even just in a basketball on court sense.
It's an idea spawned out of massive frustration.
It's high risk and low reward.
That's how I would describe it.