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InFlames wrote:Nemesis21 wrote:InFlames wrote:Maybe we trade Afflalo to Minn for Williams and trot out a lineup of Williams, Vucevic, Harris, Harkless, and Oladipo.,......lol
Yep, send AA to Minny for Williams.
Can Williams play defense?
Bobby Ray wrote:tiderulz wrote:orlando1214 wrote:
Not really. It's pointless to get all outraged at him, we have no clue what talks were like between them, or even if they wanted AA after Doc got there. I mean why get mad without knowing all the facts or even what he could be planning? I rather him not make a deal then make a bad deal.
stop. just stop. You are not allowed to use logic on here
that's what i'm saying no need to get mad when you don't know what was on the table, no offense rcklsscognition but for some reason isn't he coming off a little salty people? is it just me?
rcklsscognition wrote:lol, someone just gave out Hammond's cell number to the entire bucks board.
rcklsscognition wrote:lol, someone just gave out Hammond's cell number to the entire bucks board.
woosah wrote:rcklsscognition wrote:lol, someone just gave out Hammond's cell number to the entire bucks board.
omg
Zmill wrote:It seems like S&Ts are worthless now.. Ryan Anderson for Ayon.. JJ for 2 2nd rounders
Bobby Ray wrote:Nothing wrong with a little salt but considering where we are in the rebuild it's not defcon 4, we can afford to go with the flow a little bit. We make them an offer they don't bite, we keep it moving that simple to me. It's not like Bledsoe is a can't miss kind of guy. He has a lot of untapped potential but the way i see it it's going to take some time for him to put it all together on a consistent basis.
Dude was the 18th pick in a draft where only like 3-4 guys in that whole draft is considered good depending on who you ask. That being said the book is still being written on Bledsoe so maybe down the line he does get it together but for me i can't help but feel like he's one of those Nick young's, Javale McGee's and J.R Smith's of the NBA. All the talent you can want but for some reason can't take that next step, should be a lot better than they currently are.
Nyce_1 wrote:arkknight1988 wrote:We can find a pg in next years draft with one of our 1sts, I'm not worried about Bledsoe. Great trade for the clips, they have shooters now.
The thing about drafting a PG is it will take time for them to adjust to the NBA and produce. At least by trading for Bledsoe, he's already 3 yrs in and well adjusted; I would've felt more confident that we would be back to competing in 1-2 yrs. Going with a 2014 draft PG, our serious competing pushes to 3-4 yrs.
Bobby Ray wrote:Nothing wrong with a little salt but considering where we are in the rebuild it's not defcon 4, we can afford to go with the flow a little bit. We make them an offer they don't bite, we keep it moving that simple to me. It's not like Bledsoe is a can't miss kind of guy. He has a lot of untapped potential but the way i see it it's going to take some time for him to put it all together on a consistent basis.
Dude was the 18th pick in a draft where only like 3-4 guys in that whole draft is considered good depending on who you ask. That being said the book is still being written on Bledsoe so maybe down the line he does get it together but for me i can't help but feel like he's one of those Nick young's, Javale McGee's and J.R Smith's of the NBA. All the talent you can want but for some reason can't take that next step, should be a lot better than they currently are.
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rcklsscognition wrote:Iggy just got offered a 5 year, 63 million dollar contract from the Nuggets. That's like 12.5 a year. He'll be 34 in the final year of the contract.
rcklsscognition wrote:Bobby Ray wrote:Nothing wrong with a little salt but considering where we are in the rebuild it's not defcon 4, we can afford to go with the flow a little bit. We make them an offer they don't bite, we keep it moving that simple to me. It's not like Bledsoe is a can't miss kind of guy. He has a lot of untapped potential but the way i see it it's going to take some time for him to put it all together on a consistent basis.
Dude was the 18th pick in a draft where only like 3-4 guys in that whole draft is considered good depending on who you ask. That being said the book is still being written on Bledsoe so maybe down the line he does get it together but for me i can't help but feel like he's one of those Nick young's, Javale McGee's and J.R Smith's of the NBA. All the talent you can want but for some reason can't take that next step, should be a lot better than they currently are.
I have plenty of good things to say about good things on our team. But I don't give anyone in management a pass or players a pass just because we're rebuilding and I'm not a "in Henny I trust" guy. I have my own opinions on how I want things to happen and just because things don't go my way, doesn't mean I want to fire the GM. I don't think anyone is perfect, Henny is not right all the time. He's off to a good start here, but I'm not giving him a free pass and I find no entertainment in just glazing over topics and saying trust Henny, he knows what's right. That's great and all, I don't have a problem being wrong, I enjoy debating things and you can't debate against blind faith.
I'm not necessarily a Bledsoe fan, I don't even think we need a point guard for 2 years, but I want to get rid of Afflalo so badly. I just have a feeling Henny and his crew are still really high on him. We'll see.
InFlames wrote:I wonder if OKC would want Afflalo. They might just use Lamb though.
