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Would you support a big trade at this point?

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Would you support a big trade?

Yes, its time to make a move
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No, slow down and get a grip. Things might change
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Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#1 » by fateis007 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 2:35 am

Losers of 8 of our last 9, topping out with a loss at home to the worst team in the NBA, all while fighting for playoff positioning. It's becoming more and more apparent that our fairy tale start to the reason, is turning into a nightmare. We at one point were 3-13 against teams with a winning record, and didn't want to believe a favorable schedule might have contributed to our hot start. Do we keep trucking through the season with the roster we have now hoping for big improvements, or keep a few guys with potential and retool, realizing that this is a badly constructed team ?
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Post#2 » by tiderulz » Thu Jan 21, 2016 2:45 am

yes, because we need a star. maybe not a superstar, but a star. and we dont have one yet
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Post#3 » by Max Power » Thu Jan 21, 2016 2:57 am

Yes, I would definitely support some deals to change this roster. It's peaked and for whatever reason, despite some nice talent, is not a playoff team. We can't blame this on Skiles, it's because of him they've overachieved this year. The team got a lot better on defense, but offensively not good together at this point. I honestly would be looking to package Fournier and Harris to see if we could snag a star caliber player. Obviously picks would probably be part of this equation. I won't speculate on what player we could inquire about.


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Post#4 » by MagicStarwipe » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:00 am

Start with putting Fournier and Vucevic on the block and go from there.
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Post#5 » by j-ragg » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:04 am

MagicStarwipe wrote:Start with putting Fournier and Vucevic on the block and go from there.

This. Can't stand watching these two play.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#6 » by Nemesis21 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:09 am

MagicStarwipe wrote:Start with putting Fournier and Vucevic on the block and go from there.



You mean Harris, Fournier and Frye.
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Post#7 » by MagicStarwipe » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:13 am

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MagicStarwipe wrote:Start with putting Fournier and Vucevic on the block and go from there.



You mean Harris, Fournier and Frye.

No, Fournier and Vuc. But Harris and Frye can be included depending on what deals are out there.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#8 » by Nemesis21 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:15 am

MagicStarwipe wrote:
Nemesis21 wrote:
MagicStarwipe wrote:Start with putting Fournier and Vucevic on the block and go from there.



You mean Harris, Fournier and Frye.

No, Fournier and Vuc. But Harris and Frye can be included depending on what deals are out there.



I keep Vooch, need a defensive PF with him, not a stretch 4. Harris out, AG to the 3, bring in defensive PF.
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Post#9 » by didak » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:29 am

I'd say bye bye to Harris and Fournier. Enough is enough.

We would struggle to beat a D League team at this point..
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#10 » by tiderulz » Thu Jan 21, 2016 3:48 am

Nemesis21 wrote:
MagicStarwipe wrote:
Nemesis21 wrote:

You mean Harris, Fournier and Frye.

No, Fournier and Vuc. But Harris and Frye can be included depending on what deals are out there.



I keep Vooch, need a defensive PF with him, not a stretch 4. Harris out, AG to the 3, bring in defensive PF.

tired of having to bring in 1 type of player so taht we can keep another on the floor. No team has won a title without some type of post defense. there is only 1 Ibaka out there and we arent getting him. So we need to build a team in a different direction.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#11 » by ChiefWiggumz » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:08 am

tiderulz wrote:
Nemesis21 wrote:
MagicStarwipe wrote:No, Fournier and Vuc. But Harris and Frye can be included depending on what deals are out there.



I keep Vooch, need a defensive PF with him, not a stretch 4. Harris out, AG to the 3, bring in defensive PF.

tired of having to bring in 1 type of player so taht we can keep another on the floor. No team has won a title without some type of post defense. there is only 1 Ibaka out there and we arent getting him. So we need to build a team in a different direction.


Eh pretty **** way to view things. There are plenty of rim defenders out there. If they aren't very offensively gifted, they need to be surrounded by scorers. There are guys who would improve our team. Vuc is a great C. Players are complimentary to each other. That's why you build a team, and 5 play at once. It's called basketball.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#12 » by OrlandoDream » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:11 am

EP + AG are for keeps. Everybody else is tradeable.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#13 » by Skin » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:14 am

Yes, we've been loving the smell of our own **** for too long already.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#14 » by OrlChamps2030 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:16 am

ChiefWiggumz wrote:
tiderulz wrote:
Nemesis21 wrote:

I keep Vooch, need a defensive PF with him, not a stretch 4. Harris out, AG to the 3, bring in defensive PF.

tired of having to bring in 1 type of player so taht we can keep another on the floor. No team has won a title without some type of post defense. there is only 1 Ibaka out there and we arent getting him. So we need to build a team in a different direction.


Eh pretty **** way to view things. There are plenty of rim defenders out there. If they aren't very offensively gifted, they need to be surrounded by scorers. There are guys who would improve our team. Vuc is a great C. Players are complimentary to each other. That's why you build a team, and 5 play at once. It's called basketball.


Vuc isnt a great center. He's a good center...maybe...
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#15 » by Magic_Johnny12 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:16 am

EVERYONE IS ON THE BLOCK

EVERYONE CAN BE HAD IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT

WE DONT HAVE UNTOUCHABLES ON THIS TEAM
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#16 » by thelead » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:26 am

Magic_Johnny12 wrote:EVERYONE IS ON THE BLOCK

EVERYONE CAN BE HAD IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT

WE DONT HAVE UNTOUCHABLES ON THIS TEAM

I get where you're coming from but you can't just trade everyone. There are no superstars available so, yes, there should be a few untouchables for the type of players that are realistically available.

For example, I'm not giving up Vuc, Dipo AND AG for borderline all-star (just going to throw a name out there for argument's sake) Kyle Lowry.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#17 » by Def Swami » Thu Jan 21, 2016 4:44 am

If it presents itself, absolutely. This team has reached its peak as constructed. Harris, Vucevic, and Fournier aren't leading you past the .500 ball.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#18 » by tiderulz » Thu Jan 21, 2016 5:00 am

ChiefWiggumz wrote:
tiderulz wrote:
Nemesis21 wrote:

I keep Vooch, need a defensive PF with him, not a stretch 4. Harris out, AG to the 3, bring in defensive PF.

tired of having to bring in 1 type of player so taht we can keep another on the floor. No team has won a title without some type of post defense. there is only 1 Ibaka out there and we arent getting him. So we need to build a team in a different direction.


Eh pretty **** way to view things. There are plenty of rim defenders out there. If they aren't very offensively gifted, they need to be surrounded by scorers. There are guys who would improve our team. Vuc is a great C. Players are complimentary to each other. That's why you build a team, and 5 play at once. It's called basketball.


i disagree. Vuc is not a great C. He is a good jump shooting center. to be a great center, you play strong defense and you get to the line.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#19 » by tiderulz » Thu Jan 21, 2016 5:02 am

Magic_Johnny12 wrote:EVERYONE IS ON THE BLOCK

EVERYONE CAN BE HAD IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT

WE DONT HAVE UNTOUCHABLES ON THIS TEAM


this is how i feel. We dont have an untouchable on the team. I would prefer not to move Elf, but even he isnt an immovable player.
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Re: Would you support a big trade at this point? 

Post#20 » by JF5 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 5:26 am

Part of the process... This team has been playing well up until the last few weeks... There won't be an evaluation and likely trade of talent until the off-season. So hold on to your straps...

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