The answer to all our problems... JEREMY LIN
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Hurting our tank...yes, he will derail our tank. His current impact is minimal due to not being ball dominant like he used to in Knicks, once he arrives to T.O, he will have the ball alot. I'm not in route for an 8th or 9th, not now.
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vexen wrote:He's a dleague level player, no thanks. I know for a fact Andrea Bargnani actually ruined basketball for ALL my Italian friends and I have many. The problem is these guys also need to have talent other wise they are just embarrassing there respective races.
I'm not sure what your beef is here with Lin, but you're way exaggerating. D-League level player? Please. He's a solid NBA starter at the PG position.
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The thread title made me throw up in my mouth a little.
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vexen wrote:Choker wrote:Jeremy Lin would actually make this team better. He would usurp Landry Fields (lol) as the team's best pick and roll player, and that would mean we would be able to focus the offense on our two most efficient scorers, Valanciunas and Amir. Lowry's style of playmaking caters to DeRozan and Gay who are inefficient.
Sorry to break it to you but Lin would be the 4th PG on the raptors depth chart.
Sorry to break it to you but Lin is slightly better than Lowry both statistically and the eye test. And he's younger and doesn't repeatedly feud with his coaches. I agree with Choker that Lin would make this team better, but I'm not sure this is what we want in a tank year.
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Dr Positivity wrote:
I disagree. First it's just 2 years, secondly 8.4 mil is not that bad. Same money as Jennings, Mayo, Teague got this summer. Lowry likely takes 8 mil to resign. Is Lin really worse than Lowry, Jennings and Teague?
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haters gun' hate. see below
sanity on Jeremy Lin:
sanity wrote: Roko Ukic's court vision and play-making abilities far exceeds this player... I'm shocked this thread is going on as long as it has. Comparing Lin to Rautins is an insult to Rautins.
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BballFever1 wrote:No thanks, look at his salary... 3 year 25 mil and its structured so that he gets 15 mil in the 3rd year. Don't think Toronto to overspend on another useless player in the long run. Houston might be benching him so struggling teams are willing to trade for him so they can get a salary dump for next year.
Its actully 8.33 mill a year
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Trade for Lin
Trade Gay, DD, KL for picks
TANK TANK TANK
Trade Gay, DD, KL for picks
TANK TANK TANK
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I don't think Houston would want to trade Lin when he's the only player other than harden who can create his own shot on that team and especially when he's playing so well right now.
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I agree that the entertainment factor would be a positive in another throwaway season. The lack of defense both would play would give people nightmares.
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Dr Positivity wrote:Basketball_Jones wrote:Lin would kind of be like Calderon but with poor shooting, and a crap load of turnovers. He is a little more dynamic I'll give him that. But man, that contract sucks. If we can unload Gay first it wouldn't be a bad move though.
I disagree. First it's just 2 years, secondly 8.4 mil is not that bad. Same money as Jennings, Mayo, Teague got this summer. Lowry likely takes 8 mil to resign. Is Lin really worse than Lowry, Jennings and Teague?
As a player he may have been worth 5-6 last year. But add in youth and potential to improve and paying 8 for Lin is not a killer, especially if we expect to tank
Yes, yes, and meh i can't say strictly due to my lack of time watching him...
however i dont think this is a bad move if we are going off of the OP's premise of an almost hidden tanking team.
Lin would be fun to watch and garner some additional ratings
Also he would be a little faster and not as old as Nash and yet make a little less of a difference in terms of wins.... (only say this due to that recent Nash 'rumor')
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Lowry for Lin, do it.
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It's funny; I've been thinking that the Rockets are a perfect trade partner with the Raptors. They're in win now mode and they have a few guys on the bench (D-Mo, Terrence Jones, Greg Smith) that never play but have shown glimmers of promise. Amir & Lowry for some of their young bigs, a future pick and take Lin off their hands. It would be painful to move Amir but it would make the Raptors bad enough to tank and get them some assets (21 year old TJ + a pick).
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Some people are forgetting that Lowry had problems with McHale and almost asked to be traded. No way is Houston gonna trade for Lowry. We would have to give them something else, though I can't think of anything they would want.
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This is a continuation of the thread "The answer to all our problems... JEREMY LIN"
This trade would be perfect for both teams
Houston needs a 3 + D PG to play off-ball to Harden
Toronto needs a guard that can run the offence and utilize the PNRoll with JV & Amir. Lin will also have the ball in his hands and make plays happen
This trade would be perfect for both teams
Houston needs a 3 + D PG to play off-ball to Harden
Toronto needs a guard that can run the offence and utilize the PNRoll with JV & Amir. Lin will also have the ball in his hands and make plays happen
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Nope. We obviously have Tank Boss Augustin to run the starting PG when the time is right.

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IBTL, there are trade threads for these types of discussions
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