chrisab123 wrote:Roddy wrote:Go get Joakim Noah for vet min.
Kanter/Noah/Timelord
**** no. Noah is done.
Not at all. He was good last season.
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chrisab123 wrote:Roddy wrote:Go get Joakim Noah for vet min.
Kanter/Noah/Timelord
**** no. Noah is done.
bucknersrevenge wrote:We're gonna end up with Frank Kaminsky. Watch. Just watch. Everyone says we just need a big that rebounds and plays some D. Very understandable. I don't think Brad and Danny think like that. They loved Frank at the draft. I'm betting they still do. They'll look at his size and see how his shooting has improved and they'll say "We can get him to rebound enough" and "He'll be awesome at drawing the bigs out of the paint" Interior defense the way most people think of it has not been a major emphasis in the Brad Stevens era. Watch. You'll see. Get ready. This is my "hot take" of the summer. Frank Kaminski-- future Boston Celtic
Celts17Pride wrote:Kefa461 wrote:so whos next.....
Time for a few vet minimum deals.
CsBsSoxPhins wrote:Would still make a trade for a legit PF that can defend.
CsBsSoxPhins wrote:Would still make a trade for a legit PF that can defend.
PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
Ernest wrote:jirrit wrote:Totally this. I wonder which GM would be able to recover like this when his two best players decide to take their talents somewhere else.dlamb8888888 wrote:
That’s not at all what happened. Kyrie and Al decided to leave as FA’s, and Ainge was able to secure an all-NBA point guard and signed a stopgap center with what little salary was at his disposal.
You clearly want to push the narrative that Ainge should’ve done something differently as you always do. I’d be interested in hearing from you what better options were available that Ainge turned down.
Am I excited about Kanter- No. but I’m not going to rip the GM after he salvaged what was pointing toward a total disaster of an offseason. I’m actually looking forward to watching this team this year. They won’t contend for a championship, but they could get there in a couple years if things break the right way. I am excited to see how brown and Tatum develop, Hayward’s improvement (if he can improve a little, he could be a big trade chip next offseason with one year remaining), and determine what we have in R Williams and to a lesser extent the rookies.
The best part is now all the fans who were calling for Ainge to be fired before free agency even started will all learn their lessons and never doubt him again.

greenroom31 wrote:Good article on Kanter the human being: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/gye9g4/the-nbas-man-of-many-faces
chrisab123 wrote:Roddy wrote:Go get Joakim Noah for vet min.
Kanter/Noah/Timelord
**** no. Noah is done.
zoyathedestroya wrote:KD and Kyrie to Brooklyn was a done deal months ago.
zoyathedestroya wrote:Paraphrasing from Mark Murphy's article:
KD and Kyrie to Brooklyn was a done deal months ago.
Horford's deal w/ Sixers done two weeks ago. He was never coming back.
Money among other factors was a reason he left. He also wanted to play his more preferred PF position.