31to6 wrote:bisme37 wrote:I really want his nickname to be The Fournicator.
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31to6 wrote:bisme37 wrote:I really want his nickname to be The Fournicator.
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OldCeltics wrote:Hahahhahaha
The trade deadline was an F-
Read some articles, Ainge was aiming for Gordon/Vucevic and struck out on both. He actually had a good offer for Gordon, but didn't provide it in time lol. He literally was late to give the offer.
Fournier is nothing but another guard who needs the ball in his hands to be effective.
BFitzMoney wrote:OldCeltics wrote:Hahahhahaha
The trade deadline was an F-
Read some articles, Ainge was aiming for Gordon/Vucevic and struck out on both. He actually had a good offer for Gordon, but didn't provide it in time lol. He literally was late to give the offer.
Fournier is nothing but another guard who needs the ball in his hands to be effective.
Your last sentence isn't even close to true.
As far as Gordon/Vucevic - I think Gordon is overrated and wouldn't have really moved the needle all that much. I don't want Vucevic. I much prefer Rob Williams.
So even saying it's true that Danny really wanted either of those 2 but couldn't get them, I don't agree with the F you give because at least he was able to get Fournier.
cloverleaf wrote:BFitzMoney wrote:OldCeltics wrote:Hahahhahaha
The trade deadline was an F-
Read some articles, Ainge was aiming for Gordon/Vucevic and struck out on both. He actually had a good offer for Gordon, but didn't provide it in time lol. He literally was late to give the offer.
Fournier is nothing but another guard who needs the ball in his hands to be effective.
Your last sentence isn't even close to true.
As far as Gordon/Vucevic - I think Gordon is overrated and wouldn't have really moved the needle all that much. I don't want Vucevic. I much prefer Rob Williams.
So even saying it's true that Danny really wanted either of those 2 but couldn't get them, I don't agree with the F you give because at least he was able to get Fournier.
I think Fournier, if they can keep him, fits in better than AG with the D-more-than-O-range MS and RW, while his 23 points of 25% usage is also a better fit than Vucevich's 25 points on 30% usage with the Jays and Kemba--though they presumably would have had to give up Smart and a first, at least, for Gordon, or Brown and a first, at least, for Vuch. Better that RW is getting to start anyway.
bisme37 wrote:OldCeltics wrote:
Fournier is nothing but another guard who needs the ball in his hands to be effective.
did you watch the game last night? He made like 75 threes in a row Klay Thompson style, barely having the ball in his hands at all.
Gomes3PC wrote:One positive - Fournier already looks better at tossing alley oops to Timelord better than almost anyone else on the team.
Fierce1 wrote:Gomes3PC wrote:One positive - Fournier already looks better at tossing alley oops to Timelord better than almost anyone else on the team.
Simply put, Fournier is just a very good basketball player.
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MagicBagley18 wrote:I think move itself really can’t be graded until the offseason. If he leaves it’s an utter fail of the tpe. On paper he should fit and we’ve seen glimpses last night against houston but if it’s a 29 game rental that doesn’t overall move the needle on our season then who cares.
vct33 wrote:MagicBagley18 wrote:I think move itself really can’t be graded until the offseason. If he leaves it’s an utter fail of the tpe. On paper he should fit and we’ve seen glimpses last night against houston but if it’s a 29 game rental that doesn’t overall move the needle on our season then who cares.
This exactly. This thread ended here as far as I’m concerned.
Celts17Pride wrote:vct33 wrote:MagicBagley18 wrote:I think move itself really can’t be graded until the offseason. If he leaves it’s an utter fail of the tpe. On paper he should fit and we’ve seen glimpses last night against houston but if it’s a 29 game rental that doesn’t overall move the needle on our season then who cares.
This exactly. This thread ended here as far as I’m concerned.
It's not like the Celtics and Ainge let players walk for nothing
RickyDizzle wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:vct33 wrote:
This exactly. This thread ended here as far as I’m concerned.
It's not like the Celtics and Ainge let players walk for nothing
If he's going to sign elsewhere into someones cap space, you can always make it a sign and trade and get... Wait for it... Another TPE!
31to6 wrote:cloverleaf wrote:BFitzMoney wrote:
Your last sentence isn't even close to true.
As far as Gordon/Vucevic - I think Gordon is overrated and wouldn't have really moved the needle all that much. I don't want Vucevic. I much prefer Rob Williams.
So even saying it's true that Danny really wanted either of those 2 but couldn't get them, I don't agree with the F you give because at least he was able to get Fournier.
I think Fournier, if they can keep him, fits in better than AG with the D-more-than-O-range MS and RW, while his 23 points of 25% usage is also a better fit than Vucevich's 25 points on 30% usage with the Jays and Kemba--though they presumably would have had to give up Smart and a first, at least, for Gordon, or Brown and a first, at least, for Vuch. Better that RW is getting to start anyway.
The driver of the Vuc-to-BOS train agrees with this take.
Still wanted an athletic PF type who can defend, like Gordon, but maybe we’ll draft one, some day, or maybe Grant will stop being fat.
Celts17Pride wrote:RickyDizzle wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:It's not like the Celtics and Ainge let players walk for nothing
If he's going to sign elsewhere into someones cap space, you can always make it a sign and trade and get... Wait for it... Another TPE!
Sounds good but in reality if you do a sign and trade you have to deal with the tax apron of somewhere around $140 million next year. Celtics already have $131 million in guaranteed salaries for next year for 11 players. Going to be tougher to get another TPE, fill out the team and stay under the tax apron.
Probably means Fournier will be a little overpaid. Good for him.