Kobewade11 wrote:dshearn wrote:This team was a few inches from a possible trip to the finals, without their second best scorer being able to provide meaningful time on the court. Layer that on top of Butler's knee and this team is close to another shot at the finals.
Whether that means keep tyler herro or trade tyler herro who knows. I think if you add a midseason form of Tyler Herro to that game 7 and Miami probably wins that game.
Having read this thread, I still think the best path forward is to go get Myles Turner or someone like him. He is in that Duncan plus filler trade range .....Turner has stated he wants to attack and make a bigger impact. The exact thing we talk about week in and week out with Bam. \
Turner would push Bam to the 4 and you kill two birds with one stone. Bam can go chase around smalls, and if Strus or Herro or whoever gets blown by...you have someone to meet them at the rim.
Turner is a move I would welcome, it solves the front court issue. But it doesn’t solve the issue of having a second guy to consistently generate offense in the playoffs. Boston has 2, Milwaukee when healthy has 2, Brooklyn as constructed has 2, we’ve got Jimmy and then a bunch of other guys where we dont know what to expect night in and night out.
The rumor was 2 first rounders for Turner, or a promising young player and a pick. So with any luck Duncan and 2 first out.
I suppose people are either under the impression that Tyler is still improving or that someone how broken groin Tyler showed his playoff value this year.
I don't know if 15-20 million in space nets the team anyone better then Tyler on offense.
Have to move Lowery to improve more, and I don't know if that is possible without pissing off Jimmy.
I personally am pretty high on Tyler and think he can be that scoring engine the team needs, but I get the idea of trading him off for a proven player. I just think Tyler plus someone like Turner is a better move the gutting the team for Mitchell.