jay51024 wrote:Take a flier on Javale McGee/Emeka Okafor?
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Nick Young and Javale McGee on the same team. would we get some sort of record for having the dumbest team on the planet?
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jay51024 wrote:Take a flier on Javale McGee/Emeka Okafor?
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Pointgod wrote:john248 wrote:Why do you guys want Koufos to tie up the salary cap for a team that won't do much next year? He's hardly worth anything to really trade off down the road.
Yeah much better idea to start Sacre. Who exactly do you think we'd sign with this salary cap space? The idea is to take a flier on an undervalued asset and lock him into a cheap contract. Right now we're kicking ourselves for not doing the same with Ed Davis
Pointgod wrote:It's funny Knicks were in an identical situation as us where they needed to sign a superstar in free agency before the cap went up. What they ended up with was a role player and two busts.It seems that both these front offices our completely out of touch with what today's free agents are looking for in a team. At least we drafted a the potential best player in the draft while they drafted a complete project. It's sad that both the Lakers and the Knicks will probably lose their picks next season and play the free agent game only to come up short yet again. I'll take this time to point out that both these teams are in the bottom of the NBA when it comes to analytics. Just throwing it out there.
dipstick wrote:john248 wrote:Why do you guys want Koufos to tie up the salary cap for a team that won't do much next year? He's hardly worth anything to really trade off down the road.
Tie up what? We cant full up the 67m cap. He'll we can't even move up from 44. How do we manage to fill up our cap when it reaches 90 next year and 110 the year after?
I'm not saying offer him a 12m deal. The market is almost dry for him as well and the Clips only has the MLE . Offer a reasonable contract and at least we will have a solid big man who can at least be a good backup C.
We should at least give Russell, Clarkson and a Randle a chance to play with real NBA players.
No more D-Leaguer rentals please.
Karmaloop wrote:pylb wrote:Any idea if the Lakers would do a deal centered around these two players, and what pieces would need to be included?
Not. A. Chance. This isn't the same Joakim Noah, he's clearly a shadow of his former self. He's still due a ton of money next year and isn't locked up beyond this upcoming season. You don't trade young, cheap talent for aging veterans due a ton of money.
john248 wrote:Pointgod wrote:john248 wrote:Why do you guys want Koufos to tie up the salary cap for a team that won't do much next year? He's hardly worth anything to really trade off down the road.
Yeah much better idea to start Sacre. Who exactly do you think we'd sign with this salary cap space? The idea is to take a flier on an undervalued asset and lock him into a cheap contract. Right now we're kicking ourselves for not doing the same with Ed Davis
You posted what's below in the Free Agents thread, and you're trying to convince me now that Koufos is a good idea?Pointgod wrote:It's funny Knicks were in an identical situation as us where they needed to sign a superstar in free agency before the cap went up. What they ended up with was a role player and two busts.It seems that both these front offices our completely out of touch with what today's free agents are looking for in a team. At least we drafted a the potential best player in the draft while they drafted a complete project. It's sad that both the Lakers and the Knicks will probably lose their picks next season and play the free agent game only to come up short yet again. I'll take this time to point out that both these teams are in the bottom of the NBA when it comes to analytics. Just throwing it out there.
Hypocrisy? And Lopez is a better player than Koufos. Koufos is a good defender, rebounds well...can't pass, can't dribble, can't shoot. So the Knicks are out of touch, but the Lakers are ok because Koufos?
shawn_hemp wrote: a guy who is far worse than Robert Covington in Brandon Ingram, and a guy who is no better than TJ McConnell or Tony Wroten in D'Angelo Russell.
pylb wrote:Karmaloop wrote:pylb wrote:Any idea if the Lakers would do a deal centered around these two players, and what pieces would need to be included?
Not. A. Chance. This isn't the same Joakim Noah, he's clearly a shadow of his former self. He's still due a ton of money next year and isn't locked up beyond this upcoming season. You don't trade young, cheap talent for aging veterans due a ton of money.
Alright, thanks guys, that's exactly what I thought and tried telling my fellow Bulls fans.
Spens1 wrote:jay51024 wrote:Take a flier on Javale McGee/Emeka Okafor?
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Nick Young and Javale McGee on the same team. would we get some sort of record for having the dumbest team on the planet?
Mirjalovic wrote:Affalo is a good basketball player.
Coming off of a subpar season? Afflalo had a career season in 2013-14 in Orlando. He scored 18 points per game and hit 42 percent of his 3-point attempts. He struggled last season, though, scoring 13.3 points per game on 42 percent shooting.
Afflalo recorded a PER of 10.9 in 2014-15. That was the third-to-last among 107 players with at least 2,000 minutes in 2014-15 -- a troubling number for New York.
Numbers suggest that Afflalo had a tough time on defense last season. He ranked 73rd among shooting guards in defensive RPM, a measure of a players impact on team defense. In 2013-14, Afflalo ranked 65th among shooting guards. This may be problematic for a Knicks team that struggled to defend the perimeter last season.