No, I wouldn't. But thanks for the mention.
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Trendon Watford. Please and thank you.
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If George King ain't on the list the list is trashSplit T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 amJust a few 2nd round picks in the last 5 yearsspecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:19 amIt’s absolutely nothing to most people except draft enthusiasts. Those are the same people who buy scratchers for 10 years to win $100 one time. Second round picks are almost always trash and they take up roster spots and salary cap space. It’s an opportunity cost. I would trade a pick that has a 10% chance of ending up as a future 8th man and a 1% chance at being an All-Star any day of the week for a player who is guaranteed to be a contributor.
Nikola Jokic, Dwight Powell, Malcolm Brogdon, Monte Morris, Josh Richardson, Jordan Bell, Rodions Kurics, Mitchell Robinson, Joe Harris, Spencer Dinwiddie, Jordan Clarkson, Jeramy Grant, Montrezl Harrell, Richaun Holmes, Pat Connaughton, Norman Powell, Ivica Zubac, Chieck Diallo, Patrick McCaw, Jake Layman, Jonah Bolden, Semi Ojeyle, Thomas Bryant, Dillon Brooks.
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Well you said 10% chance at 8th man... this is 15-20% of the picks over the last 5 years and surely a few more will pan out(Melton for instance)specialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:42 amOut of 150 picks in 5 years, that’s your list. Outside of Jokic and Dinwiddie, nobody else is more talented than Mirotic. Brogdon is solid. The rest are a bunch of 7th-8th men at best. Some of those players you listed belong in the G league. That’s your ceiling!Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 amJust a few 2nd round picks in the last 5 yearsspecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:19 amIt’s absolutely nothing to most people except draft enthusiasts. Those are the same people who buy scratchers for 10 years to win $100 one time. Second round picks are almost always trash and they take up roster spots and salary cap space. It’s an opportunity cost. I would trade a pick that has a 10% chance of ending up as a future 8th man and a 1% chance at being an All-Star any day of the week for a player who is guaranteed to be a contributor.
Nikola Jokic, Dwight Powell, Malcolm Brogdon, Monte Morris, Josh Richardson, Jordan Bell, Rodions Kurics, Mitchell Robinson, Joe Harris, Spencer Dinwiddie, Jordan Clarkson, Jeramy Grant, Montrezl Harrell, Richaun Holmes, Pat Connaughton, Norman Powell, Ivica Zubac, Chieck Diallo, Patrick McCaw, Jake Layman, Jonah Bolden, Semi Ojeyle, Thomas Bryant, Dillon Brooks.
Every single one of these guys are rotation players. No one is g league quality on the list. A good 6 or 7 of them are starting or playing starter minutes for playoff teams.
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It's fun to see other teams make moves to improve their team. I hope to experience it as a fan some day.
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I wonder if Memphis has plans for Delon Wright...I wouldn’t mind targeting him in the summer.
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Jordan Bell plays 11 mpg and has a half dozen DNPs. Most of his minutes come in garbage time.
Mitchell Robinson has 16 DNPs. He’s a rookie. Just like Okobo and Melton, time will tell if he’s a player or not.
Zubac has 21 DNPs.
Mccaw has never averaged more than 4 ppg and is currently shooting <19% from the field in his first 10 games this year.
List goes on. These players are barely players. I’m not holding back on acquiring a rotation player because im scared I’ll miss out on the next Zubac.
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Pat Connaughton has played in 34 of 53 games.Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:49 amWell you said 10% chance at 8th man... this is 15-20% of the picks over the last 5 years and surely a few more will pan out(Melton for instance)specialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:42 amOut of 150 picks in 5 years, that’s your list. Outside of Jokic and Dinwiddie, nobody else is more talented than Mirotic. Brogdon is solid. The rest are a bunch of 7th-8th men at best. Some of those players you listed belong in the G league. That’s your ceiling!Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 amJust a few 2nd round picks in the last 5 yearsspecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:19 amIt’s absolutely nothing to most people except draft enthusiasts. Those are the same people who buy scratchers for 10 years to win $100 one time. Second round picks are almost always trash and they take up roster spots and salary cap space. It’s an opportunity cost. I would trade a pick that has a 10% chance of ending up as a future 8th man and a 1% chance at being an All-Star any day of the week for a player who is guaranteed to be a contributor.
Nikola Jokic, Dwight Powell, Malcolm Brogdon, Monte Morris, Josh Richardson, Jordan Bell, Rodions Kurics, Mitchell Robinson, Joe Harris, Spencer Dinwiddie, Jordan Clarkson, Jeramy Grant, Montrezl Harrell, Richaun Holmes, Pat Connaughton, Norman Powell, Ivica Zubac, Chieck Diallo, Patrick McCaw, Jake Layman, Jonah Bolden, Semi Ojeyle, Thomas Bryant, Dillon Brooks.
Every single one of these guys are rotation players. No one is g league quality on the list. A good 6 or 7 of them are starting or playing starter minutes for playoff teams.
Jordan Bell plays 11 mpg and has a half dozen DNPs. Most of his minutes come in garbage time.
Mitchell Robinson has 16 DNPs. He’s a rookie. Just like Okobo and Melton, time will tell if he’s a player or not.
Zubac has 21 DNPs.
Mccaw has never averaged more than 4 ppg and is currently shooting <19% from the field in his first 10 games this year.
List goes on. These players are barely players. I’m not holding back on acquiring a rotation player because im scared I’ll miss out on the next Zubac.
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Isaiah Thomas. 60th pick. Mr. Irrelevant.djy2j wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:45 amIf George King ain't on the list the list is trashSplit T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 amJust a few 2nd round picks in the last 5 yearsspecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:19 amIt’s absolutely nothing to most people except draft enthusiasts. Those are the same people who buy scratchers for 10 years to win $100 one time. Second round picks are almost always trash and they take up roster spots and salary cap space. It’s an opportunity cost. I would trade a pick that has a 10% chance of ending up as a future 8th man and a 1% chance at being an All-Star any day of the week for a player who is guaranteed to be a contributor.
Nikola Jokic, Dwight Powell, Malcolm Brogdon, Monte Morris, Josh Richardson, Jordan Bell, Rodions Kurics, Mitchell Robinson, Joe Harris, Spencer Dinwiddie, Jordan Clarkson, Jeramy Grant, Montrezl Harrell, Richaun Holmes, Pat Connaughton, Norman Powell, Ivica Zubac, Chieck Diallo, Patrick McCaw, Jake Layman, Jonah Bolden, Semi Ojeyle, Thomas Bryant, Dillon Brooks.
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We sign off for the season and then sign on in time for the NBA lottery, make the wrong decisions in the draft and then decide well just try again the next draft. No meaningful or targeted trades, FA signings, etc.
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What a great time it has been to be a Suns fan the last 10 years! Thank you, Mr. Sarver! Please sir, can we have some more?
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Zubac wasn’t playing to start the season, but he’s been very good lately. 20/11/2 per 36 numbers. McCaw has had a weird season and barely got signed. He’s been awful, but he played rotation minutes for the warriors the last 2 years and is still super young. Connaugton hasn’t been very good this year, I’ll give you that, but he played 82 games/18 min per game last year for the 3rd seed in the west. Mitchell Robinson has shown a lot of flashes this year, he’s a rookie and raw, but looks very promising. Bell has taken a step back this year, but still plays minutes for the warriors. He’ll get a chance with someone next year.specialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 12:03 pmPat Connaughton has played in 34 of 53 games.Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:49 amWell you said 10% chance at 8th man... this is 15-20% of the picks over the last 5 years and surely a few more will pan out(Melton for instance)specialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:42 amOut of 150 picks in 5 years, that’s your list. Outside of Jokic and Dinwiddie, nobody else is more talented than Mirotic. Brogdon is solid. The rest are a bunch of 7th-8th men at best. Some of those players you listed belong in the G league. That’s your ceiling!Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:31 amJust a few 2nd round picks in the last 5 yearsspecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 11:19 amIt’s absolutely nothing to most people except draft enthusiasts. Those are the same people who buy scratchers for 10 years to win $100 one time. Second round picks are almost always trash and they take up roster spots and salary cap space. It’s an opportunity cost. I would trade a pick that has a 10% chance of ending up as a future 8th man and a 1% chance at being an All-Star any day of the week for a player who is guaranteed to be a contributor.
Nikola Jokic, Dwight Powell, Malcolm Brogdon, Monte Morris, Josh Richardson, Jordan Bell, Rodions Kurics, Mitchell Robinson, Joe Harris, Spencer Dinwiddie, Jordan Clarkson, Jeramy Grant, Montrezl Harrell, Richaun Holmes, Pat Connaughton, Norman Powell, Ivica Zubac, Chieck Diallo, Patrick McCaw, Jake Layman, Jonah Bolden, Semi Ojeyle, Thomas Bryant, Dillon Brooks.
Every single one of these guys are rotation players. No one is g league quality on the list. A good 6 or 7 of them are starting or playing starter minutes for playoff teams.
Jordan Bell plays 11 mpg and has a half dozen DNPs. Most of his minutes come in garbage time.
Mitchell Robinson has 16 DNPs. He’s a rookie. Just like Okobo and Melton, time will tell if he’s a player or not.
Zubac has 21 DNPs.
Mccaw has never averaged more than 4 ppg and is currently shooting <19% from the field in his first 10 games this year.
List goes on. These players are barely players. I’m not holding back on acquiring a rotation player because im scared I’ll miss out on the next Zubac.
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I know you are seriously annoyed but this was funny saucespecialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 10:58 amYou get a chance to evaluate his fit with Ayton for the rest of the year and resign him. I would absolutely be for it. What is the point of waiting? What are we waiting for? They got him for a bag of dicks. I’m sure Sarver has plenty of those sitting around to offer.Split T wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 10:56 amThere is zero point to trading for Mirotic. He’s an unrestricted free agent. 11 win teams don’t make 30 game rental trades. That would be very dumb.specialsauce wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 10:54 amMirotic to Milwaukee.
Are we even f*** trying? Is anybody in the office? Or does James Jones strictly work to do favors for other teams and players.
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Who is praying for a miracle today ?
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I’m just praying we don’t do anything stupid
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Gortat being waived by the Clippers because they have eleventy billion players on their roster
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