NYK-Mentality85 wrote:Ghetto Gospel wrote:some of you guys in here are crazy
lonzo: "he's so young, i bet thibs and co. can turn him around. they'll make him attack the paint and teach him how to better utilize his passing skills"
sexton: "nah, all he does is shoot and he can't ever make his team better"
sexton's even younger than lonzo too
Isn't Lonzo Ball an upcoming free agent though?
There's a big difference between signing a FA (Ball) without giving up anything in return when in comparison trading for a player (Sexton) and being forced to throw away valuable assets.
Can't compare NY apples to FL Oranges man.
Two completely different situations here.
Sexton: 22 years old.
Lonzo: 23 years old.
One year difference, who really cares when they're both really young man? Sexton will be 50 when Ball is 51. Who cares?
he's a restricted free agent. NO can choose to match whichever offer they like. it isn't as if we are getting lonzo for free when he is a restricted free agent. any offer that we place on the table that other teams don't beat and NO decides to not match is essentially an "overpay" and still a cost of an asset. it is just a different asset in itself entirely.
regardless, my post wasn't in regards to what the better value is but rather the mindset of posters. If the lonzo believers think that thibs and co can turn him into a star than why not share the same belief for sexton that thibs and co can improve his game as well? i brought up age because that is the first thing that gets brought up as to why lonzo can be turned around. if lonzo can be turned around because he is young and meldable than so can sexton