I still think Ariza could be a nice trade piece come the deadline. And I don't think he has a lot of fans on this board but i still really like Schroder. If there comes a point in the season where the Thunder are looking for a veteran shooter heading into the playoffs...Schroder for Ariza works. Both make 15mil, we get a young but established PG and the Thunder get a defensive 3pt shooting SF who can switch off with George on the wing. Schroder's locked in for 2 more seasons after this one at 15mil flat. Really not a bad deal at all.
How do they figure that PG depth chart? Pulling names out of a hat?
Probably.. I don't think any of us really have a clue. I'd lean towards one of the "vets" starting on opening night (Canaan or Harrison) but would it be that big of a surprise for Melton or Okobo to win the job?
I'm not sure why either team would do that trade. On our side, I like Okobo a lot, and I want to see what he can do. I sort of like Melton, though I'd be willing to part with him. From the Clips side, they would be trading Bev and Milos to break apart a logjam at PG. So why take back two more young PGs for them?
I'm not sure why either team would do that trade. On our side, I like Okobo a lot, and I want to see what he can do. I sort of like Melton, though I'd be willing to part with him. From the Clips side, they would be trading Bev and Milos to break apart a logjam at PG. So why take back two more young PGs for them?
How do they figure that PG depth chart? Pulling names out of a hat?
Probably.. I don't think any of us really have a clue. I'd lean towards one of the "vets" starting on opening night (Canaan or Harrison) but would it be that big of a surprise for Melton or Okobo to win the job?
I’m not saying they’re wrong. I have no idea what our PG depth chart is going to look like. If I had to make that graphic, I’d probably pull names out of a hat too. That would give me a 1-in-24 chance of getting it right.
How do they figure that PG depth chart? Pulling names out of a hat?
Probably.. I don't think any of us really have a clue. I'd lean towards one of the "vets" starting on opening night (Canaan or Harrison) but would it be that big of a surprise for Melton or Okobo to win the job?
I’m not saying they’re wrong. I have no idea what our PG depth chart is going to look like. If I had to make that graphic, I’d probably pull names out of a hat too. That would give me a 1-in-24 chance of getting it right.
I think it's pretty safe to assume Shaq as your starter. He's the only guy one of our PGs who has a shot at winning a matchup battle with another starting PG on occasion. If Shaq's not your starter, it's because you've traded for an upgrade or you're going with Booker and Jackson in the backcourt. Starting Booker with Jackson would be the best way to open up more time for Reed and Bridges, so I'm not counting that out, maybe later in the season.
How do they figure that PG depth chart? Pulling names out of a hat?
Probably.. I don't think any of us really have a clue. I'd lean towards one of the "vets" starting on opening night (Canaan or Harrison) but would it be that big of a surprise for Melton or Okobo to win the job?
I’m not saying they’re wrong. I have no idea what our PG depth chart is going to look like. If I had to make that graphic, I’d probably pull names out of a hat too. That would give me a 1-in-24 chance of getting it right.
I think it's pretty safe to assume Shaq as your starter. He's the only guy one of our PGs who has a shot at winning a matchup battle with another starting PG on occasion. If Shaq's not your starter, it's because you've traded for an upgrade or you're going with Booker and Jackson in the backcourt. Starting Booker with Jackson would be the best way to open up more time for Reed and Bridges, so I'm not counting that out, maybe later in the season.
Agrees. I’d be pretty disappointed if Canaan made the team over Shaq.
