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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#81 » by SamFlow » Wed Feb 6, 2019 5:39 am

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BigDaddyJungle wrote:This is what SVG did, if guys were not really meshing, trade them for something similar and see what can happen. Bullock was a throw in for cap purposes when we got him. --- Defense is the achilles for our new guy. Gotta learn what to call him.


How was Bullock "not really meshing"?


Worded wrong, but he wasn't going to be staying. So we get something that might work as good or better. Bullock was alright. But meh, I'm not that upset he's gone. I like him personally. I didn't consider him a starter quality guy.

I like how the new guy moves offensively.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#82 » by Canadafan » Wed Feb 6, 2019 5:41 am

At least this brings a little excitement to want to watch a game now lol. Lately I have not even cared to bother. Hope we make a couple more moves similar to this now tbh. Would be great to get Fultz for SJ+Ish.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#83 » by ComboGuardCity » Wed Feb 6, 2019 5:55 am

This is...interesting? I know it’s a small deal but it’s uncharacteristic of what the Brass has been preaching. I think there is a larger deal in the mix


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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#84 » by DTP » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:03 am

It's completely opposite of what the brass has been preaching. Smh.

Sad thing is all indications pointed towards Reggie being happy to re-sign. Smfh.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#85 » by SamFlow » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:05 am

Now we can only hope they will play the new guy a little to see what he can do.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#86 » by Revived » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:16 am

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This organization doesn't draft and develop well enough to be excited over 2nds.
Jury is still out on the current regime as far as drafting 2nd rounders but I like their start this past year with Bruce and khyri so well see.

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Svi immediately is probably better than both of them. No knock on Khryi or Bruce but they arent anywhere close to making the rotation on an actual decent team in this league.

I’m not a Pistons fan and I hardly ever watch their games but I was a big fan of Khyri as a prospect in the pre draft processs. Wondering if you can tell me what exactly he’s struggled with in the pros?
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#87 » by dVs33 » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:28 am

Bullock for all his flaws was still our best wing. I was hoping for a deal just to make the team watchable and this is not it.
Another note will be griffins reaction. He seemed to have great chemistry with bullock and I'm sure he won't be happy with this deal

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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#88 » by dVs33 » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:29 am

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detroitKG wrote:Jury is still out on the current regime as far as drafting 2nd rounders but I like their start this past year with Bruce and khyri so well see.

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Svi immediately is probably better than both of them. No knock on Khryi or Bruce but they arent anywhere close to making the rotation on an actual decent team in this league.

I’m not a Pistons fan and I hardly ever watch their games but I was a big fan of Khyri as a prospect in the pre draft processs. Wondering if you can tell me what exactly he’s struggled with in the pros?
He hasn't been given much opportunity, so it's hard to gauge.

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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#89 » by SamFlow » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:30 am

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ftw/2018/09/26/lakers-rookie-svi-mykhailiuk-put-on-an-astonishing-2minute-shooting-display/37952007/ video there 2 minutes of threes. Didn't miss one until 1;53. would love to have another vinnie johnson microwave.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#90 » by ElectricMayhem » Wed Feb 6, 2019 6:51 am

copy/pasting my GB reaction:

Pistons lost Baynes because they overpaid (and underplayed) Boban. Now they've lost Bullock because they've overpaid Galloway (and paid GRIII anything). Obviously it's good that the Pistons are getting anything at all for Bullock rather than losing him for nothing in the offseason because they can't afford to pay him, but this highlights past mistakes.

Bullock is a great guy to have on your team. The Pistons will be worse because of it. That's part of what makes this strange for Detroit. Our owner is constantly in win-now mode. It seems he wants to keep Griffin and Drummond and make the playoffs. But then he gets rid of our one decent wing player. It's like we're in a rowboat and he paddles only the left oar and the boat rotates in one direction. Then he paddles the right oar and it moves back in the other direction without having gone anywhere.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#91 » by Secret Lover14 » Wed Feb 6, 2019 7:06 am

I felt like you guys could have gotten more for him. The Lakers pick is gonna be mid 40's and Svi isn't an impressive prospect. Unless you guys draft well with that pick, I dont like the trade for you guys.

EDIT: its a 2021 2nd rounder which imo has a higher chance to be a late 2nd rounder
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#92 » by El Chivo » Wed Feb 6, 2019 8:10 am

Very low value.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#93 » by buzzkilloton » Wed Feb 6, 2019 8:14 am

ElectricMayhem wrote:copy/pasting my GB reaction:

Pistons lost Baynes because they overpaid (and underplayed) Boban. Now they've lost Bullock because they've overpaid Galloway (and paid GRIII anything). Obviously it's good that the Pistons are getting anything at all for Bullock rather than losing him for nothing in the offseason because they can't afford to pay him, but this highlights past mistakes.

Bullock is a great guy to have on your team. The Pistons will be worse because of it. That's part of what makes this strange for Detroit. Our owner is constantly in win-now mode. It seems he wants to keep Griffin and Drummond and make the playoffs. But then he gets rid of our one decent wing player. It's like we're in a rowboat and he paddles only the left oar and the boat rotates in one direction. Then he paddles the right oar and it moves back in the other direction without having gone anywhere.
At the end of the day, it's not about wins and losses. Teamwork, fair play, and good sportsmanship make champions of us all.



This could be the start of us changing direction though. Who knows what type of talks Ed and Gores have had behind closed doors. If we're not buying anyone and selling of a guy like Bullock its a clear move for the future. We could have more in store for the offseason.

OTOH I could be just hoping thats the case and its like you said were rowing to nowhere.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#94 » by sc8581 » Wed Feb 6, 2019 8:55 am

buzzkilloton wrote:
ElectricMayhem wrote:copy/pasting my GB reaction:

Pistons lost Baynes because they overpaid (and underplayed) Boban. Now they've lost Bullock because they've overpaid Galloway (and paid GRIII anything). Obviously it's good that the Pistons are getting anything at all for Bullock rather than losing him for nothing in the offseason because they can't afford to pay him, but this highlights past mistakes.

Bullock is a great guy to have on your team. The Pistons will be worse because of it. That's part of what makes this strange for Detroit. Our owner is constantly in win-now mode. It seems he wants to keep Griffin and Drummond and make the playoffs. But then he gets rid of our one decent wing player. It's like we're in a rowboat and he paddles only the left oar and the boat rotates in one direction. Then he paddles the right oar and it moves back in the other direction without having gone anywhere.
At the end of the day, it's not about wins and losses. Teamwork, fair play, and good sportsmanship make champions of us all.



This could be the start of us changing direction though. Who knows what type of talks Ed and Gores have had behind closed doors. If we're not buying anyone and selling of a guy like Bullock its a clear move for the future. We could have more in store for the offseason.

OTOH I could be just hoping thats the case and its like you said were rowing to nowhere.


Hopefully we trade Blake, Dre and RJ for young players and picks tomorrow.
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#95 » by Mr. Krabs » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:05 am

Good move I was pulling for a late first rounder but we got just a little less value than that which is fine.

I think trading Bullock has got to mean that we are not shooting for playoffs this year right? :nod:
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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#96 » by ducler » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:17 am

Mr. Krabs wrote:Good move I was pulling for a late first rounder but we got just a little less value than that which is fine.

I think trading Bullock has got to mean that we are not shooting for playoffs this year right? :nod:
It can also mean we anticipate a larger trade while staying under tax...

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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#97 » by buzzkilloton » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:41 am

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Mr. Krabs wrote:Good move I was pulling for a late first rounder but we got just a little less value than that which is fine.

I think trading Bullock has got to mean that we are not shooting for playoffs this year right? :nod:
It can also mean we anticipate a larger trade while staying under tax...

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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#98 » by Mr. Krabs » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:46 am

ducler wrote:
Mr. Krabs wrote:Good move I was pulling for a late first rounder but we got just a little less value than that which is fine.

I think trading Bullock has got to mean that we are not shooting for playoffs this year right? :nod:
It can also mean we anticipate a larger trade while staying under tax...

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I would say if that was the case the trades would be done simultaneously rather than just trading Bullock and hope for the best for something else. I don't think we were in a bidding war for that dude
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Post#99 » by ducler » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:48 am

So let's trade both Dre and Blake now for picks, youngsters and expirings.

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Re: Bullock to Lakers 

Post#100 » by The Moose » Wed Feb 6, 2019 9:55 am

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ducler wrote:
Mr. Krabs wrote:Good move I was pulling for a late first rounder but we got just a little less value than that which is fine.

I think trading Bullock has got to mean that we are not shooting for playoffs this year right? :nod:
It can also mean we anticipate a larger trade while staying under tax...

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This is promising at least, hoping we trade Drummond or Blake for some future assets before the deadline as well
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