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$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
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Ask me in about 65 gamesSaberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
But yeah if he plays like he has the past couple weeks I'd absolutely be interested in bringing him back.
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Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
Certainly not going to decide after 11 games.
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If Saric shoots around 40% from 3 and continues to grade out as a plus defender to go along with his good bbiq and character I'd say let's not overthink things and keep him because that's basically the profile you want next to Ayton. Plus hes only 25 so you'll be getting his prime years and a RFA so they have matching rights and that scares some offers away.
The defensive thing is interesting because he's grading out better than ever. Some could be small sample size and the flaw in advanced stats where because the team is defending pretty well he gets a boost. But maybe he just got better, that does happen with young guys and maybe this is a defensive system that fits him. Will be an interesting thing to monitor as the sample size grows.
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The defensive thing is interesting because he's grading out better than ever. Some could be small sample size and the flaw in advanced stats where because the team is defending pretty well he gets a boost. But maybe he just got better, that does happen with young guys and maybe this is a defensive system that fits him. Will be an interesting thing to monitor as the sample size grows.
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WeekapaugGroove wrote:If Saric shoots around 40% from 3 and continues to grade out as a plus defender to go along with his good bbiq and character I'd say let's not overthink things and keep him because that's basically the profile you want next to Ayton. Plus hes only 25 so you'll be getting his prime years and a RFA so they have matching rights and that scares some offers away.
The defensive thing is interesting because he's grading out better than ever. Some could be small sample size and the flaw in advanced stats where because the team is defending pretty well he gets a boost. But maybe he just got better, that does happen with young guys and maybe this is a defensive system that fits him. Will be an interesting thing to monitor as the sample size grows.
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With his improved defense I think he is close to a perfect fit next to Ayton.
He is part of our core, a young veteran who plays smart basketball and is skilled. He is not athletic but he is big and plays hard.
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If only he could dunk a little more
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His ball handling and playmaking are useful too. Always good to have an extra guy out there who can make a play late in the shot clock or grab and go off a rebound. Especially when Ayton’s back and how limited he can look putting the ball on the floor and making plays.
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The perfect fit next to Ayton would be KAT or AD. But Daric is a good fit.Saberestar wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:If Saric shoots around 40% from 3 and continues to grade out as a plus defender to go along with his good bbiq and character I'd say let's not overthink things and keep him because that's basically the profile you want next to Ayton. Plus hes only 25 so you'll be getting his prime years and a RFA so they have matching rights and that scares some offers away.
The defensive thing is interesting because he's grading out better than ever. Some could be small sample size and the flaw in advanced stats where because the team is defending pretty well he gets a boost. But maybe he just got better, that does happen with young guys and maybe this is a defensive system that fits him. Will be an interesting thing to monitor as the sample size grows.
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With his improved defense I think he is close to a perfect fit next to Ayton.
He is part of our core, a young veteran who plays smart basketball and is skilled. He is not athletic but he is big and plays hard.
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He does fit Ayton pretty well. I remember saying that Kaminsky was what we expected/hoped Bender would be but honestly, Saric is probably a closer comp. Solid passing, 3pt shooting, smart defense and just high IQ. And Bender was theoretically a perfect fit next to Ayton.
I'm still not all the way there yet in terms of keeping Saric long term but I'm slowly getting there.
I'm still not all the way there yet in terms of keeping Saric long term but I'm slowly getting there.
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Growing tired of his inconsistent but mostly sucky self. Any chance to flip him for Jae Crowder from Memphis ?
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Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
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Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
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Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
I have a feeling Sarics strengths/weaknesses will look much better when playing alongside Ayton.
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Crives wrote:Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
I have a feeling Sarics strengths/weaknesses will look much better when playing alongside Ayton.
I've also heard multiple times (and I think even he said) he always for some reason gets off to slow starts at the beginning of seasons.
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Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
Definitely agree man. Although I do like his versatility and hope that he regains his rythym for us.
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Crives wrote:Saberestar wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
With what he's shown us so far, And with regards to his glaring inconsistencies, No. Personally, unless we see drastic improvements in his production and consistency, I wouldn't pay him anything over 7-8 million per. And that'd be a fairly generous increase over his 3.48 million base salary. Again with respect to his current production and consistency issues. Of course we did tender the qualifying offer, So we must like him enough to match his market value within reason. But personally, I'd cap him at 10 million, No higher. If he gets over that in free agency, let him walk honestly.
Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
I have a feeling Sarics strengths/weaknesses will look much better when playing alongside Ayton.
I hope for this too man, as Jones's entire offensive scheme is predicated upon having a dominant post player to create gravity and open shots for our perimeter oriented bigs.
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Saberestar wrote:$60M / 4 years for Saric.... yeah or nah?
God no. Half that, $30M over 4 years is much more appropriate.
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bwgood77 wrote:Crives wrote:Saberestar wrote:Yeah, he has played really bad in the last three games (but it is true that he has had some knee problems in two of them). If his bad play continues he will not get that type of contract next year.
Hopefully he improves... good opportunity today against his former team.
I have a feeling Sarics strengths/weaknesses will look much better when playing alongside Ayton.
I've also heard multiple times (and I think even he said) he always for some reason gets off to slow starts at the beginning of seasons.
Hopefully he starts clicking at exactly the right time coinciding with Aytons' return to give us a big surge. And I really do want him to play well, as when our offense is on, it's amazing to watch. But hope not too good, Wherein he gets priced out of a reasonable resigning amount in the free agency market.
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His teammates in Philly loved 'the homie' too.Saberestar wrote:
He's played well of late too.
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