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Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth

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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#61 » by freshie2 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 6:58 pm

Low risk SF depth - Nic Batam. Look at his percentages two years ago. Still could be solid depth.

A few minimum PF/centers out there as well. No love for the Morris brothers, Kief is out there, Dario, Len, Vonleh. Dario and Morris aren’t minimum players but the rest are low cost/low risk.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#62 » by Kobblehead » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:01 pm

freshie2 wrote:Low risk SF depth - Nic Batam. Look at his percentages two years ago. Still could be solid depth.

Batum has been one of the worst per-minute production guys in basketball over those two years, though.

97 game stretch: 9.8 ppg per-36.

Seems completely cooked. Like he would make Wilson Chandler seem like he had more in the tank.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#63 » by elchengue20 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:08 pm

Batum is 100% cooked. His NBA carrer is over.

Dont know why people keep trying to bring JJ back. We already got his replacement in Seth Curry.

George Hill would be a nice addition, but i wouldnt give 1st rounder for him.

There isnt much players left that are worth investing MLE money on them.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#64 » by Negrodamus » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:18 pm

Stretch big you say?

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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#65 » by kriss73 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:35 pm

FIRST step
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#66 » by Skates » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:39 pm

Bogdan with a 4/$72 mil offer sheet from Atlanta, little wonder why he didn’t want to be in the Milwaukee S&T from Sacto.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#67 » by TTP » Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:50 pm

Kobblehead wrote:Regarding keeping Scott or signing Ilyasova: Why do we want these 6'8" 230 pound floor spacers on the floor with our franchise pieces?

I think it makes way more sense to go smaller with those surrounding pieces and prioritize defensive abilities and, ideally, shotcreation.


Pretty simple answer for Ilyasova - because he's going to be cheap, he fits a need, and he's had success with Joel and Ben before.

His RAPM numbers have also been consistently good to great, across a variety of teams. You can use whatever narrative you want to criticize him, but he simply makes teams better.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#68 » by Kobblehead » Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:33 pm

TTP wrote:but he simply makes teams better.

He's a 33 year old unathletic stretch big with a career 50% postseason true shooting percentage. Doesn't pass, can't defend. If the calculator is telling you he makes teams better, you should change the batteries.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#69 » by the_process » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:16 pm

kriss73 wrote:FIRST step
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Now it’s time to get Hill added to the Horford trade.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#70 » by eyeatoma » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:20 pm

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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#71 » by freshie2 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:21 pm

Zhaire Smith for Tony Bradley?? Interesting. Bradley is massive, but is that the value of Zhaire?
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#72 » by Negrodamus » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:22 pm

freshie2 wrote:Zhaire Smith for Tony Bradley?? Interesting. Bradley is massive, but is that the value of Zhaire?


Does Zhaire have value?
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#73 » by FireMorey » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:23 pm

Tony Bradley is really good. Shades of Hakeem.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#74 » by nitocobola » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:24 pm

freshie2 wrote: Bradley is massive


whait, really?

i feel like both players are like g-league material. Bradley is alright a 3 center when embiid misses some games
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#75 » by freshie2 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:25 pm

Expiring contract vs 3 years...I guess that's it.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#76 » by nitocobola » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:27 pm

I like this trade for detroit,they have a logjam at center. At least zhaire could get some minutes because they are gonna stink next season.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#77 » by XtremeDunkz » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:29 pm

Meh. Just makes me more mad that we didn't keep Bridges

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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#78 » by Sixerscan » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:32 pm

nitocobola wrote:
freshie2 wrote: Bradley is massive


whait, really?

i feel like both players are like g-league material. Bradley is alright a 3 center when embiid misses some games

Well Bradley played backup minutes for a playoff team last year, Zhaire couldn't get out of the G League. Zhaire still probably has some upside (and Detroit is probably a better place for him to realize it) but Bradley was clearly the better player last year.
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#79 » by freshie2 » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:39 pm

Bradley was a big project and much if what they felt he needed to improve was cardio/conditioning to where he could contribute. He isnt a spin class away from being Shaq, but he is only 22 and definitely worth a spot on the bench.

Are the Sixers in position to have cap room next year?? Impossible
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Re: Offseason Thread No. 3: Non-Linear Growth 

Post#80 » by Olabikkel » Sun Nov 22, 2020 9:40 pm

No monster trade, but at least we have soms c depth now and we could give embiid some well Needed rest.

Maybe bradley can improve and may be worth his money.

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