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Options to fix the PF hole

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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#361 » by sco » Sat Nov 20, 2021 3:40 pm

I wonder if we can nab a semi-washed Milsap from BKN, Thompson from SAC, or Hernangomez from NO?
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#362 » by Michael Jackson » Sat Nov 20, 2021 4:01 pm

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d boy gentleman wrote:IFhe were to actually agree to a buyout, I would look at Kevin Love as an option. Clearly not the All Star he once was, but I think he would fill the 4 role as a stretch 4 that is still good for at least 10PPG. Once again, that would depend on if he would actually agree to a buyout. I would also think that he would probably head West if such was the case.

My other pipe dream would be Niko, but that's not going to ever happen :cry: :cry: :cry:



You used a big if and that is correct he has been pretty adamant he isn’t losing money. To follow that up though we could offer him more with the TPE than they could in California I believe, and money would seem to be a motivating factor. We could maybe get him Brian Wilson’s old house in St Charles so his family still has ties to The Beach Boys?

Do we have a TPE still?



Pretty sure we have some acronym exemption of a sort. Maybe fro the Theis S&T
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#363 » by Global Game » Sat Nov 20, 2021 5:48 pm

Waive Matt Thomas and Tyler Cook

Sign Cheick Diallo
Sign Ethan Thompson to the two way







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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#364 » by Wingy » Sat Nov 20, 2021 6:43 pm

“Fix” is a relative term, so I’m just looking at options to hopefully improve. What about the guy we had on the roster? Seems like Stanley Johnson could be a useful body to help platoon against big wings.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#365 » by d boy gentleman » Sat Nov 20, 2021 7:14 pm

Wingy wrote:“Fix” is a relative term, so I’m just looking at options to hopefully improve. What about the guy we had on the roster? Seems like Stanley Johnson could be a useful body to help platoon against big wings.


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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#366 » by Senor Chang » Sat Nov 20, 2021 7:23 pm

Althought not a power forward but with New Orleans on a free-fall this year maybe they're open to trading Valančiūnas for Coby, TBJ, Bradley and a 1st rounder in a tank move. To be able to always have one of Jonas or Vuc on the floor at all times would make us a legit title contender, maybe.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#367 » by Wingy » Sat Nov 20, 2021 8:25 pm

d boy gentleman wrote:
Wingy wrote:“Fix” is a relative term, so I’m just looking at options to hopefully improve. What about the guy we had on the roster? Seems like Stanley Johnson could be a useful body to help platoon against big wings.


Signed with the Lakers G League affiliate


Saw that. It’s my unfamiliarity w/G-League rules, and/but in hindsight, silly of me to think we could possibly just get him when it’s team affiliated.

I don’t understand why Matt Thomas made the team over him in the first place. Redundancy doesn’t matter as much w/injuries, covid, and the fact the guy he lost out to is a human victory cigar.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#368 » by VintageBulls » Sun Nov 21, 2021 12:00 am

sco wrote:I wonder if we can nab a semi-washed Milsap from BKN, Thompson from SAC, or Hernangomez from NO?

Tristian Thompson Is a really nice fit on this Bulls team imo .
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#369 » by Krazykiwi » Sun Nov 21, 2021 2:52 am

Coby White and Pwill for Pistons G.Grant.

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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#370 » by sco » Sun Nov 21, 2021 6:03 pm

I think İlyasova is sitting out there somewhere. If we aren't playing Matt, let's go that direction.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#371 » by petebraun0 » Mon Nov 22, 2021 5:45 pm

Just wondering why we never see Alize Johnson. I loved him in preseason games.
He was a rebounding monster and played much bigger than his size. Have we given up on him?
Shouldn't he get some more time at power forward? It seems like we also should have signed Hartenstein. He seems to be doing okay this year.

Seems like we could trade Coby or Derrick Jones to Houston or Oklahoma for one of their bigs. They are both building for the future.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#372 » by GoBlue72391 » Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:04 pm

Global Game wrote:Waive Matt Thomas and Tyler Cook

Sign Cheick Diallo
Sign Ethan Thompson to the two way








I would much rather have Matt Thomas than either of those guys. I don't see anything in Thompson. Most I would do is swap Cook on a two-way for Diallo on a two-way, but I also like the (very little) I've seen of Cook. Regardless, odds are the answer to the PF spot isn't in the G League.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#373 » by GoBlue72391 » Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:05 pm

d boy gentleman wrote:
Wingy wrote:“Fix” is a relative term, so I’m just looking at options to hopefully improve. What about the guy we had on the roster? Seems like Stanley Johnson could be a useful body to help platoon against big wings.


Signed with the Lakers G League affiliate

We can still sign him off the Lakers G League team if we wanted to.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#374 » by MGB8 » Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:07 pm

Randle beasting shows that there is still an issue at the 4, but Billy really needs to give Alize a shot there, IMO.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#375 » by Rowland Garrett » Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:22 pm

HomoSapien wrote:Noah Vonleh is still an option technically.

I suspect there is a reason he's available. Much like the talk for Nerlens Noel...my opinion doesn't matter but, no thanks. But if AK gets him, I'm good.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#376 » by StunnerKO » Mon Nov 22, 2021 7:27 pm

Noah I think signed with an overseas team so he won’t be available for a min
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#377 » by nomorezorro » Mon Nov 22, 2021 8:33 pm

MGB8 wrote:Randle beasting shows that there is still an issue at the 4, but Billy really needs to give Alize a shot there, IMO.


why do you think the marginal upgrade of a bigger body at pf is worth the tradeoff of having a player on the court who is less adept at executing our offensive and defensive schemes?

donovan isn’t just running 4-5 guards out there for kicks. there are costs and benefits to going small, and given the distribution of talent on our roster, i don’t see any reason to believe the alternative would be better
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#378 » by nomorezorro » Mon Nov 22, 2021 8:33 pm

so many of the marginal names people are floating in this thread wouldn’t crack our rotation. what’s the point?
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#379 » by d boy gentleman » Mon Nov 22, 2021 9:09 pm

nomorezorro wrote:so many of the marginal names people are floating in this thread wouldn’t crack our rotation. what’s the point?



They're the only names that are available that the team can realistically attain. The team just needs size at the four which is better than having Green or Caruso manning the spot.
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Re: Options to fix the PF hole 

Post#380 » by GoBlue72391 » Mon Nov 22, 2021 9:10 pm

nomorezorro wrote:so many of the marginal names people are floating in this thread wouldn’t crack our rotation. what’s the point?

Yeah, if Alize can't even get consistent minutes guys like Diallo definitely won't.

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