Sal85012 wrote:Ayayi 2 way to lakers. These guys likely already have something lined up I doubt we bring anyone of note in.
**** the Lakers.

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Sal85012 wrote:Ayayi 2 way to lakers. These guys likely already have something lined up I doubt we bring anyone of note in.
bwoolf2 wrote:bwgood77 wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Hardly!.......lol. Feel free to explain how you came to such an assumption based upon my post? Eye of the beholder opinion it seems. But I'm interested to hear your validation of your claim?
I saw my two favorites, Butler and Queta went 39 and 40. Not sure why Butler dropped that far after I thought his medical clearance was good. that seems like a steal.
To change the question...
If they go undrafted, who would you rather have, Joel Ayayi or Daishen Nix?
Nix pass 1st pg with size to learn from CP3
- Not the most explosive athlete in terms of burst or leaping ability. Isn't always able to create separation from defenders using his first step. Relies heavily on touch and craft inside the arc.
- Perimeter shooting has been streaky throughout his career. Relies heavily on pull-up jumpers due to his average athleticism but has been inconsistent with the results.
- Has always been the focal point of the offense against mostly low-level competition. Struggles to play off the ball. Casual with his on-court demeanor and approach to the game. NBA teams have gotten little exposure to him outside of one poor showing at a Nike Hoop Summit scrimmage. Has a lot to prove with the G League venture.
bwgood77 wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Phnxsports wrote:
Would gladly take Shamet over all of them. Are you nuts?
Hardly!.......lol. Feel free to explain how you came to such an assumption based upon my post? Eye of the beholder opinion it seems. But I'm interested to hear your validation of your claim?
I saw my two favorites, Butler and Queta went 39 and 40. Not sure why Butler dropped that far after I thought his medical clearance was good. that seems like a steal.
To change the question...
If they go undrafted, who would you rather have, Joel Ayayi or Daishen Nix?
Best Undrafted Free Agents From the 2021 NBA Draft
- Joel Ayayi
Gonzaga- Guard.
- Aaron Henry
Michigan St- Forward.
- David Duke
Providence- Point Guard.
- Austin Reaves
Oklahoma- Guard.
- Daishen Nix
G-League- Point Guard/Shooting Guard.
- John Petty
Alabama- Guard.
- McKinley Wright
Colorado- Guard.
- Matthew Hurt
Duke- Forward.
- Marcus Garrett
Kansas- Guard.
- D.J. Carton
Marquette- Point Guard.
- M.J. Walker
Florida State- Guard.
And I know that there's actually quite a few more names still to be added.
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Revived wrote:RedIndian wrote:?s=20
Damn wtf is going on. Don’t we at least need guys for SL spots?
Did Sarver lay off the entire front office staff except for James Jones or something?
Did Jeff Bower take everyone else with him?
RedIndian wrote:?s=20
Ghost of Kleine wrote:Revived wrote:RedIndian wrote:?s=20
Damn wtf is going on. Don’t we at least need guys for SL spots?
Did Sarver lay off the entire front office staff except for James Jones or something?
Did Jeff Bower take everyone else with him?
Cash considerations is the new VP of basketball operations that replaced Bowers' salary. Obviously Saver is sweating the anticipated tax lines! It seems old habits die hard with fiscally challenged sports owners.
Slim Charless wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Revived wrote:Damn wtf is going on. Don’t we at least need guys for SL spots?
Did Sarver lay off the entire front office staff except for James Jones or something?
Did Jeff Bower take everyone else with him?
Cash considerations is the new VP of basketball operations that replaced Bowers' salary. Obviously Saver is sweating the anticipated tax lines! It seems old habits die hard with fiscally challenged sports owners.
That can't be. I was told $arver changed. He's gonna pay massive amounts of luxury tax cause he learned his lesson. Face it, this ends with a choice of Mikal or Ayton for us, not both. Hopefully we don't just let him walk and we get something good.
Ghost of Kleine wrote:Slim Charless wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Cash considerations is the new VP of basketball operations that replaced Bowers' salary. Obviously Saver is sweating the anticipated tax lines! It seems old habits die hard with fiscally challenged sports owners.
That can't be. I was told $arver changed. He's gonna pay massive amounts of luxury tax cause he learned his lesson. Face it, this ends with a choice of Mikal or Ayton for us, not both. Hopefully we don't just let him walk and we get something good.
Hopefully this is just an anomaly! But last night and this latest news foes honestly remind a bit of his choosing to dump pl6and picks as he did when he first acquired the franchise! For his sake ( and ours) I hope that this is part of an outlier occurrence with intent to keep our core together?![]()
What's going to really suck is if we don't resign Shamet next season, And this becomes a cash dump masquerading as an attempt to add further backcourt depth?? For now, I'm cautiously optimistic. But the pattern remains it seems.
Barkley6 wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Slim Charless wrote:
That can't be. I was told $arver changed. He's gonna pay massive amounts of luxury tax cause he learned his lesson. Face it, this ends with a choice of Mikal or Ayton for us, not both. Hopefully we don't just let him walk and we get something good.
Hopefully this is just an anomaly! But last night and this latest news foes honestly remind a bit of his choosing to dump pl6and picks as he did when he first acquired the franchise! For his sake ( and ours) I hope that this is part of an outlier occurrence with intent to keep our core together?![]()
What's going to really suck is if we don't resign Shamet next season, And this becomes a cash dump masquerading as an attempt to add further backcourt depth?? For now, I'm cautiously optimistic. But the pattern remains it seems.
This is more a James Jones/Monty move than a Sarver one to me. Monty coached Shamet in Philly. We got off a bad contract a year early, we got the best player in the trade, and opened up a roster spot for an additional FA signing who would probably be better than Pick 29 anyway. This makes basketball sense, not just $ sense, unlike say, shipping out Kurt Thomas for nothing, or trading away the 7th pick when we could have drafted Iguoadala.
RunDogGun wrote:Best time for us to draft a player is when we have a great culture. We have a great culture, and decide to skip this draft to get a guy that is a taller version of Galloway?![]()
Ghost of Kleine wrote:Barkley6 wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Hopefully this is just an anomaly! But last night and this latest news foes honestly remind a bit of his choosing to dump pl6and picks as he did when he first acquired the franchise! For his sake ( and ours) I hope that this is part of an outlier occurrence with intent to keep our core together?![]()
What's going to really suck is if we don't resign Shamet next season, And this becomes a cash dump masquerading as an attempt to add further backcourt depth?? For now, I'm cautiously optimistic. But the pattern remains it seems.
This is more a James Jones/Monty move than a Sarver one to me. Monty coached Shamet in Philly. We got off a bad contract a year early, we got the best player in the trade, and opened up a roster spot for an additional FA signing who would probably be better than Pick 29 anyway. This makes basketball sense, not just $ sense, unlike say, shipping out Kurt Thomas for nothing, or trading away the 7th pick when we could have drafted Iguoadala.
Again, I do get the need for upgraded shooting and the basketball side of this. But if they don't extend the qualifying offer and Shamet becomes a 1 yr rental, Then does this not become a financially motivated trade? And then would it still be deemed a good trade?
At that point, We have basically given up Carter ( depth), Our pick ( cost controlled depth), And Shamet ( 3rd guard option)?? So wouldn't our depth then be much thinner with 3 spots being discarded for around 5 million in potential savings? So for me, I see the basketball side of this for the moment. But will look at next season's contractual commitments as a more accurate barometer of the motivation for this trade.