2018-2019 OKC Thunder Regular Season Pt 1: A Renewed Hope

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Post#1421 » by hardenASG13 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 3:22 pm

Old Man Game wrote:
slick_watts wrote:
hardenASG13 wrote:You've got to be kidding those discussions have been held at length, multiple times on this board. Wow. If you didn't participate, which I doubt, I know you read them. I know Marcus smart, tj warren, have been brought up. It's basically every offseason, I'm not gonna spend hours combing hundreds of pages to find specifics.


you said things like this:

hardenASG13 wrote:Lastly, he's not better than Avery Bradley, it isn't close. He's arguably better on defense, nothing more, and Bradley is night and day the better offensive and overall player. Can't believe that's even being discussed, honestly, even by a Roberson fan. Would be curious if other supporters are that delusional as well?


a nice, thoughtful reply to you with a ton of evidence that roberson is better than bradley generated this response from you:

hardenASG13 wrote:Wow so much substance! They need to play cam payne!! Perks presence is valuable, Cleveland got a steal! Robes!


this is the kind of 'discussion' we go through back and forth when it comes to andre roberson and the thunder. you making some thin claim without any sort of evidence or back-up and telling people to trust you because of your basketball credentials. someone provides some evidence and you mock them for posting stats or something and nearly every time you were wrong. we went through four or five players you promised would be superior to andre roberson, and none of them were. you're doing a victory lap now even though one of those players you purport to 'not believe in' has replaced him in the lineup supposedly galvanizing your claim. it's silly.

when you suggested that sam presti should upgrade the position, here is how i replied:

slick_watts wrote:i agree wholeheartedly with you if there was an opportunity to upgrade starting shooting guard with a better player than andre roberson, then that should have been pursued. certainly if you've put any thought into these posts you have some examples for us...? you say they are always available. who are they?


this is how everyone replied to you. i even listed a bunch of names during that discussion. you suggested players like bradley, who is terrible. you went back and talked about dion waiters, who is terrible. you talked about alex abrines, and that was much worse. no one on this board made the argument to you that andre roberson is not replaceable. you are making that up in this thread in order to create an enemy for you to fight against. but nobody is going to fall for it.

when the thunder got off to a slow start while 'dre was dealing with knee tendonitis, this was your position:

hardenASG13 wrote:Why would a defensive lineup of Westbrook, george, melo,patterson(or grant, or abrines, or huestis even) and Adams struggle so much that they would need the great Andre Roberson to save them?


nobody was arguing with you that roberson was irreplaceable. everyone was telling you those lineups wouldn't work on defense, and a big reason was because of westbrook and carmelo. but you believed that the uptick offensively with melo in there and a 'competent replacement' for roberson would improve the lineups. you were wrong.

eventually you posted this:

hardenASG13 wrote:Carmelo and abrines aren't the turnstiles defensively you and others claim they are.


...ok?

i'm not going to go through any more of these posts but i just wanted to point out what was actually being discussed at the time and how you are creating false positions to argue against. we knew carmelo was a scrub on defense and everyone knew that andre roberson was necessary for that defense to function. this is what you were arguing against in preseason last year, and early on in the season, and after he got hurt and brewer was acquired.

the thunder defense has been elite without andre roberson this year, but the conditions are not the same as they were the year before when they were accommodating carmelo anthony in the starting lineup. several realgm'ers even posited that it's possible the defense could recover a lot by virtue of losing melo / adding noel. it's great that the defense is working out! does that mean that a healthy andre roberson wouldn't improve the team even more? of course not. but for some reason that's the argument you want to make. probably because it's unfalsifiable for the time being.

if there is a thing you should be gloating about it's the apparent development of jerami grant, which is definitely a thing you got correct and a lot of other people did not.

so stop trying to fool everyone. we all know where you stood on these issues and even taking a cursory look back on the pages and pages of roberson discussion from last summer / season there's a lot more i could put up here to demonstrate my point. but i think this'll do for now.


I'm not invested in this discussion at all but I have to ask, how the **** did you find all these old quotes? Is there some customized search or something on this site or elsewhere?


Haha right? Musta taken hours! You could make anyone look bad combing through years of quotes, especially slick watts
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Post#1422 » by hardenASG13 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 3:25 pm

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ThunderBolt wrote:I know for a fact that after dre’s Injury slick said something along the lines of the thunder didn’t need to necessarily have someone who could do all things Dre does defensively, they just needed to find a player who could impact the game to the same level even if it wasn’t as one sided as Dre. If I thought it would actually matter, I would fine the quote.


Makes sense. If you can find someone who can do what 70% of what Dre does defensively and the other 30% of that impact comes on offense, you’ll be fine on the court. That’s what Grant essentially is.

edit: probably more of an 75/25 or 80/20 blend with Grant.

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Yet slick didn't go back and quote the argument I made to everyone on this board, including him, that given the minutes grant would rapidly develop too, and be able to replace Roberson. Funny
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Post#1423 » by slick_watts » Thu Dec 6, 2018 3:27 pm

hardenASG13 wrote:Haha right? Musta taken hours! You could make anyone look bad combing through years of quotes, especially slick watts


about 10 minutes.

my reply is timestamped 1 hour, 22 minutes after your post, so it couldn't have 'taken hours'. unless i traveled in time. which is far too dangerous for something like this.
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Post#1424 » by slick_watts » Thu Dec 6, 2018 3:29 pm

hardenASG13 wrote:
getrichordie wrote:
ThunderBolt wrote:I know for a fact that after dre’s Injury slick said something along the lines of the thunder didn’t need to necessarily have someone who could do all things Dre does defensively, they just needed to find a player who could impact the game to the same level even if it wasn’t as one sided as Dre. If I thought it would actually matter, I would fine the quote.


Makes sense. If you can find someone who can do what 70% of what Dre does defensively and the other 30% of that impact comes on offense, you’ll be fine on the court. That’s what Grant essentially is.

edit: probably more of an 75/25 or 80/20 blend with Grant.

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Yet slick didn't go back and quote the argument I made to everyone on this board, including him, that given the minutes grant would rapidly develop too, and be able to replace Roberson. Funny


i gave you permission to gloat about jerami grant. he's been terrific this season.

your commentary on grant last year was replacing 'dre with him would work fine. which it did not, last year. because: melo. grant has been great replacing melo. i think the board would have been unanimous on grant > melo if you did a poll over the summer.
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Post#1425 » by bondom34 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 6:14 pm

https://www.si.com/nba/2018/12/06/russell-westbrook-thunder-billy-donovan-paul-george-dennis-schroder

Indeed, Westbrook’s connection with George grabbed headlines—George’s decision to sign a four-year deal with the Thunder last summer effectively saved the franchise—but Westbrook has developed his strongest bonds with role players. Westbrook considers himself an underdog, team officials say, and he goes out of his way to push those who had the same label. Enes Kanter, who rehabilitated his image in Oklahoma City after a toxic finish in Utah, has a strong bond with Westbrook. Hasheem Thabeet connected with Westbrook. Schroder has, too.


That part threw me off for some reason.
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Post#1426 » by Pillendreher » Thu Dec 6, 2018 7:28 pm

So there has been talk about our schedule so far (understandably so), which made me wonder how we've fared compared to other "top teams" versus the various degrees of difficulty when it comes to opposing teams. So I checked NetRtG on basketball-reference.com and took a look at the top 10 (as a cutoff; I don't have the time to do this kind of research for the whole league). I used pbpstats.com's possession tool and applied an opponent filter for the following portions of the league:

1. Milwaukee Bucks: 10.1 NetRtG
2. Toronto Raptors: 7.9 NetRtG
3. Denver Nuggets: 7.6 NetRtG
4. Oklahoma City Thunder: 6.8 NetRtG
5. Golden State Warriors: 5.8 NetRtG
6. Boston Celtics: 4.9 NetRtG
7. Los Angeles Clippers: 4.1 NetRtG
8. Indiana Pacers: 4 NetRtG
9. Charlotte Hornets: 2.6 NetRtG
10. New Orleans Pelicans: 2.3 NetRtG
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11. Los Angeles Lakers: 1.8 NetRtG
12. Memphis Grizzlies: 1.5 NetRtG
13. Philadelphia 76ers: 1.3 NetRtG
14. Dallas Mavericks: 0.8 NetRtG
15. Portland Trail Blazers: 0.7 NetRtG
16. Minnesota Timberwolves: 0.4 NetRtG
17. Detroit Pistons: -0.2 NetRtG
18. Houston Rockets: -0.5 NetRtG
19. Utah Jazz: -0.9 NetRtG
20. Orlando Magic: -1.6 NetRtG
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21. Sacramento Kings: -1.8 NetRtG
22. Miami Heat: -2.1 NetRtG
23. Brooklyn Nets: -2.3 NetRtG
24. Washington Wizards: -3.9 NetRtG
25. San Antonio Spurs: -4.1 NetRtG
26. New York Knicks: -5.5 NetRtG
27. Cleveland Cavaliers: -8.3 NetRtG
28. Chicago Bulls: -9.3 NetRtG
29. Atlanta Hawks: -10.5 NetRtG
30. Phoenix Suns: -10.7 NetRtG


This lead me to the following results for the current Top 10 in NetRtG:

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20+ games in the "basis" for this is not set in stone and SOS is still the best way to rate the schedule overall, but I think it's interesting nonetheless. Based on the data I've used, the Thunder - out of the current Top 10 in NetRtG - have played the biggest amount of their possessions against the best 10 teams in NetRtG 8 weeks into the season. And out of those 10 teams, they have 2nd best NetRtG against the other 9 best teams. They haven't played many games against the "middling teams" and haven't been as good as some other teams against the worst teams so far. But I think this at least alludes to the possibility that they haven't just pounced on all of these bad teams while getting outplayed by the better ones. This will change as the season goes on and we get a clearer picture of the "real performances" throughout the league, but as of right now, the Thunder have played decently enough against good competition.
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Post#1427 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 7:32 pm

Wanted to run a trade by you guys real quick. Posting it here for visibility.



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
satoransky
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
kosta koufos
future FRP (top 10 protected)



okc gets:

bradley beal
ian mahinmi
thomas bryant
harry giles


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Post#1428 » by slick_watts » Thu Dec 6, 2018 7:53 pm

getrichordie wrote:Wanted to run a trade by you guys real quick. Posting it here for visibility.



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
satoransky
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
kosta koufos
future FRP (top 10 protected)



okc gets:

bradley beal
ian mahinmi
thomas bryant
harry giles


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this hits okc with 50 mil more tax this year. non starter. i'm guessing washington is getting a future 1st from sacramento?

washington gets creamed here. they get out of the tax, i guess, but not much there has any value.
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Post#1429 » by Dn4sty » Thu Dec 6, 2018 7:59 pm

getrichordie wrote:Wanted to run a trade by you guys real quick. Posting it here for visibility.



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
satoransky
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
kosta koufos
future FRP (top 10 protected)



okc gets:

bradley beal
ian mahinmi
thomas bryant
harry giles


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These huge deals at the kind of things that happen during the summer. Also while Beal is awesome, I would say no to this trade immediately. I don’t want that many terrible bugs on this team.
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Post#1430 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 8:04 pm

slick_watts wrote:
getrichordie wrote:Wanted to run a trade by you guys real quick. Posting it here for visibility.



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
satoransky
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
kosta koufos
future FRP (top 10 protected)



okc gets:

bradley beal
ian mahinmi
thomas bryant
harry giles


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this hits okc with 50 mil more tax this year. non starter. i'm guessing washington is getting a future 1st from sacramento?

washington gets creamed here. they get out of the tax, i guess, but not much there has any value.


My mistake! Future first was from us. I actually just noticed how much more I had us taking in so I’m trying to even out value.

The adjustment is something around Koufos + WCS to OKC, Bryant to SAC.

So we would get Beal, WCS, Giles, Koufos for Adams, Abrines, Diallo, and Patterson.

Washington gets a top 5 protected first from SAC and a top 10 protected FRP from us.


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Post#1431 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 8:17 pm

edited trade (still rough):



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
tomas satoransky
thomas bryant
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
future FRP (top 10 protected; via OKC)
SRPs/future FRP (via SAC)*

* haven’t worked out value yet



oklahoma city gets:

bradley beal
willie-cauley stein
harry giles
kosta koufos


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Post#1432 » by retrobro90 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 8:52 pm

getrichordie wrote:edited trade (still rough):



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
tomas satoransky
thomas bryant
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
future FRP (top 10 protected; via OKC)
SRPs/future FRP (via SAC)*

* haven’t worked out value yet



oklahoma city gets:

bradley beal
willie-cauley stein
harry giles
kosta koufos


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Just a garbage deal for OKC. They are winning right now. Why are they taking this huge of a gamble? The shot distribution is nice as is so why are we getting rid of the ultimate dirty work dude in Adams for Beal? Getrich I respect your right to post on this board but I don't think I've ever liked one of your trade proposals and there's 0 chance I'd ever include Adams in a trade for Beal. Let alone Adams/Diallo/FRP/SRP for Beal + trash.
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Post#1433 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:00 pm

retrobro90 wrote:
getrichordie wrote:edited trade (still rough):



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
tomas satoransky
thomas bryant
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
future FRP (top 10 protected; via OKC)
SRPs/future FRP (via SAC)*

* haven’t worked out value yet



oklahoma city gets:

bradley beal
willie-cauley stein
harry giles
kosta koufos


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Just a garbage deal for OKC. They are winning right now. Why are they taking this huge of a gamble? The shot distribution is nice as is so why are we getting rid of the ultimate dirty work dude in Adams for Beal? Getrich I respect your right to post on this board but I don't think I've ever liked one of your trade proposals and there's 0 chance I'd ever include Adams in a trade for Beal. Let alone Adams/Diallo/FRP/SRP for Beal + trash.


Damn, bro. Appreciate the honesty. I respect your opinion.

I think one thing you aren’t taking into consideration is that ownership is probably wanting to reduce that tax bill.

Also, Beal helps our offense out tremendously (something a lot of fans are concerned about) and would help extend Westbrook’s career.

And WCS and Giles are trash?


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Post#1434 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:06 pm

Also, I posted this trade on the T&T board with reasonings.


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Post#1435 » by ThunderBolt » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:09 pm

I kind of like bondoms trade of Bellinelli for Patterson. Then see what else comes available at the deadline for a backup PF.
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Post#1436 » by Pillendreher » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:24 pm

They released another RPM update today. George 3rd in RPM wins, Adams 33rd.

The Thunder are also currently the only team with four players within the Top 40 overall in DRPM (George, Adams, Noel, Grant). The only other teams with more than two are Dallas (wtf), Denver and Toronto.
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Post#1437 » by wco81 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:54 pm

So has there been some crow eaten about Donovan?
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Post#1438 » by getrichordie » Thu Dec 6, 2018 9:59 pm

wco81 wrote:So has there been some crow eaten about Donovan?


It does not seem that way. In fact, I’d say some have doubled down on their Donovan hatred. Or, at least, they’ve dug their heels in.


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Post#1439 » by retrobro90 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 10:14 pm

getrichordie wrote:
retrobro90 wrote:
getrichordie wrote:edited trade (still rough):



sacramento gets:

otto porter jr.
patrick patterson
tomas satoransky
thomas bryant
future 2nd (from OKC)



washington gets:

steven adams
hamidou diallo
alex abrines
justin jackson
zach randolph
future FRP (top 10 protected; via OKC)
SRPs/future FRP (via SAC)*

* haven’t worked out value yet



oklahoma city gets:

bradley beal
willie-cauley stein
harry giles
kosta koufos


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Just a garbage deal for OKC. They are winning right now. Why are they taking this huge of a gamble? The shot distribution is nice as is so why are we getting rid of the ultimate dirty work dude in Adams for Beal? Getrich I respect your right to post on this board but I don't think I've ever liked one of your trade proposals and there's 0 chance I'd ever include Adams in a trade for Beal. Let alone Adams/Diallo/FRP/SRP for Beal + trash.


Damn, bro. Appreciate the honesty. I respect your opinion.

I think one thing you aren’t taking into consideration is that ownership is probably wanting to reduce that tax bill.

Also, Beal helps our offense out tremendously (something a lot of fans are concerned about) and would help extend Westbrook’s career.

And WCS and Giles are trash?


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There's no guarantee Beal helps this team's offense. He's a better floor spacer/ball handler than everyone in our 2 guard rotation but he also needs the ball to be effective/maximized. He's not Klay Thompson. Who's to say our offense won't sputter and RW gets in his own head about who needs touches? What happens to our offense when we take away potentially the best screen setter in the game? What happens to our defense when we take away Adams?

WCS is an empty stats player. Worse awareness on defense than Ayton. Doesn't box out. Doesn't communicate. Loves to take long 2s. Giles is a decent passer but will be lucky to have a long term role as a backup considering his injury history and the fact that he doesn't have a size or quickness advantage at the 5.
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Post#1440 » by bondom34 » Thu Dec 6, 2018 10:15 pm

wco81 wrote:So has there been some crow eaten about Donovan?

He's the same as he's always been. No schemes have changed.
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