Yep. He's been on my radar. Good 2nd round/undrafted FA candidate.In2ition wrote:Theo Pinson is interesting. Just makes plays all the time.
And he's better equipped to be a small ball 4 than Mikal Bridges.
Yep. He's been on my radar. Good 2nd round/undrafted FA candidate.In2ition wrote:Theo Pinson is interesting. Just makes plays all the time.
Agreed.Shabazz wrote:Josh Jackson is a nice fit at the 3 next to Booker. Mikal is a perfect fit.
Thank you.INFORMER wrote:I agree with your assessment of Bridges, but I don't see what the point is if we're keeping Warren and Jackson. Consolidating assets to trade up to draft another wing, even one as good as Bridges, doesn't seem to improve the team significantly.Shabazz wrote:I don't see how Mikal Bridges fails at the next level. He's really good. I'd package the MIA + MIL picks to grab him if we could.
Drafting the best player available probably is not going to happen this year.INFORMER wrote:I agree with your assessment of Bridges, but I don't see what the point is if we're keeping Warren and Jackson. Consolidating assets to trade up to draft another wing, even one as good as Bridges, doesn't seem to improve the team significantly.Shabazz wrote:I don't see how Mikal Bridges fails at the next level. He's really good. I'd package the MIA + MIL picks to grab him if we could.
They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
I read too quickly, in this scenario are we giving them Mia and Mil pick too?In2ition wrote:They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.In2ition wrote:They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
I've read some posts by Memphis fans on realgm that said they would like something like that. They have a franchise center and pg, just need wing scoring and talent, but are also capped out because of Parsonsspecialsauce wrote:That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.In2ition wrote:They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
I think they'd have to love some prospects in that 15/16 range. Even then, they'd have to not believe in Doncic. I think a Conley/Doncic/Gasol core would be pretty good for Memphis. If they can keep Tyreke, they'll fight for the playoffsIn2ition wrote:I've read some posts by Memphis fans on realgm that said they would like something like that. They have a franchise center and pg, just need wing scoring and talent, but are also capped out because of Parsonsspecialsauce wrote:That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.In2ition wrote:They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
What would a Conley, Evans, Warren, Gasol, + cap space and #15, #16 do?Split T wrote:I think they'd have to love some prospects in that 15/16 range. Even then, they'd have to not believe in Doncic. I think a Conley/Doncic/Gasol core would be pretty good for Memphis. If they can keep Tyreke, they'll fight for the playoffsIn2ition wrote:I've read some posts by Memphis fans on realgm that said they would like something like that. They have a franchise center and pg, just need wing scoring and talent, but are also capped out because of Parsonsspecialsauce wrote:That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.In2ition wrote:They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.specialsauce wrote:I would. Why would Memphis do that?
Bahahahaaa, forget it then. That would be ridiculously high of a price to pay. Who the f wants Parsons' broken a$$ and crazy salary?TheOriginalOriginal wrote:You'd have to swap Jackson and Warren for Memphis to consider that deal IMO.
Yeah, you think that pick would come cheap? Warren is decent for what he is, but he doesn't have that sort of value. Middle 1sts and eating Parsons' deal is in no way worth giving up a potential franchise player.In2ition wrote:Bahahahaaa, forget it then. That would be ridiculously high of a price to pay. Who the f wants Parsons' broken a$$ and crazy salary?TheOriginalOriginal wrote:You'd have to swap Jackson and Warren for Memphis to consider that deal IMO.
I actually don't think they'd have space. Conley and Gasol have big deals. Warren is 12 million next year and they'd have to pay for Evans too.In2ition wrote:What would a Conley, Evans, Warren, Gasol, + cap space and #15, #16 do?Split T wrote:I think they'd have to love some prospects in that 15/16 range. Even then, they'd have to not believe in Doncic. I think a Conley/Doncic/Gasol core would be pretty good for Memphis. If they can keep Tyreke, they'll fight for the playoffsIn2ition wrote:I've read some posts by Memphis fans on realgm that said they would like something like that. They have a franchise center and pg, just need wing scoring and talent, but are also capped out because of Parsonsspecialsauce wrote:That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.In2ition wrote: They need a scoring wing, multiple young players to infuse talent to the roster and desperately want to get out from under Parson's contract.
Cheap? Of course not, but the key word here is POTENTIALTheOriginalOriginal wrote:Yeah, you think that pick would come cheap? Warren is decent for what he is, but he doesn't have that sort of value. Middle 1sts and eating Parsons' deal is in no way worth giving up a potential franchise player.In2ition wrote:Bahahahaaa, forget it then. That would be ridiculously high of a price to pay. Who the f wants Parsons' broken a$$ and crazy salary?TheOriginalOriginal wrote:You'd have to swap Jackson and Warren for Memphis to consider that deal IMO.
Well that is where 15 & 16 come into play. Booker, Mitchell, Kobe, Nash, George, and Butler were all later picks. This draft is deep, they could get 2 building blocks.Split T wrote:I actually don't think they'd have space. Conley and Gasol have big deals. Warren is 12 million next year and they'd have to pay for Evans too.In2ition wrote:What would a Conley, Evans, Warren, Gasol, + cap space and #15, #16 do?Split T wrote:I think they'd have to love some prospects in that 15/16 range. Even then, they'd have to not believe in Doncic. I think a Conley/Doncic/Gasol core would be pretty good for Memphis. If they can keep Tyreke, they'll fight for the playoffsIn2ition wrote:I've read some posts by Memphis fans on realgm that said they would like something like that. They have a franchise center and pg, just need wing scoring and talent, but are also capped out because of Parsonsspecialsauce wrote:
That doesn’t make any sense to me. They’d move a pick and an opportunity to draft a franchise player for the chance to draft some role players at 15 and 16? Sounds like wishful thinking from a Suns fan.
But ya that team could fight for the playoffs but they wouldn't have much future once Gasol and Conley are done. And I think they'll be done sooner than later.
Doncic gives them a chance to fight for the playoffs now and gives them a building block for the future.