Re: 2024 NBA General Offseason News
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 8:49 am
Turned out to be quite the anticlimactic finals
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He has been very inconsistent thus far in his career. Last year was a good year. In Phoenix, he shot .232 from deep. In Indiana he's shot .373, .283, and then .424. Down, up, down, up. Following the pattern, next year he will be at .340 or so. I wouldn't be surprised if he's anywhere from .250 to .370.
O_Gardino wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2024 7:56 amNah, Jones wanted to bring back Torrey Craig,
Stix's number really haven't changed since he went to Indiana with the exception of his fg% going up last year. If that's growth, then he has become a good role player. If it's a fluke, then he still sin't anything special.
But in spite of his increased numbers, he couldn't get playing time in the playoffs.
That guy got a lot of playing time...when healthy.
He’s still getting paid by us too I believeAmareIsGod wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 8:03 amDamn. That's a lot of money to be paid without work. Nice job, Monty!
Looney isn't much different than Nurk. And someone referred to him as a young big; yeah, he is under 30, but he plays like he is 36. Injuries have taken their toll, but he never was that athletic to begin with. He is cheaper than Nurk, but not really an upgrade. He'd be a fine addition for the minimum, but I don't think it makes the Suns any better.Split T wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 6:52 amI do worry that Looney is basically a zero as a scorer…he’s basically a smaller, more mobile Nurkic. Can’t shoot, not a great finisher…but he can set screens, run some dho, rebound and defend. I wouldn’t feel great if he’s our starting C, but 20 minutes a game could be doable.
Wally_West wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 1:19 pmNY gonna need to replace Hartenstein
Nurk and 22 for Mitchell Robinson, 25 and 38
Picking up the extra draft capital would be nice, and there would be some L-Tax savings with swapping the two players.
Who would you prefer coming off the bench? Looney or Eubanks?INFORMER wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 9:59 amLooney isn't much different than Nurk. And someone referred to him as a young big; yeah, he is under 30, but he plays like he is 36. Injuries have taken their toll, but he never was that athletic to begin with. He is cheaper than Nurk, but not really an upgrade. He'd be a fine addition for the minimum, but I don't think it makes the Suns any better.Split T wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 6:52 amI do worry that Looney is basically a zero as a scorer…he’s basically a smaller, more mobile Nurkic. Can’t shoot, not a great finisher…but he can set screens, run some dho, rebound and defend. I wouldn’t feel great if he’s our starting C, but 20 minutes a game could be doable.
It didn't save the Suns money. Jones was quoted as saying JaVale McGee was better. And he wanted Torey Craig back.
Depends how they plan to use Eubanks and if they actually plan on playing with a point guard. Looney would have been a better fit in last year's system, but I'm not a Eubanks hater and still think he can be useful when used properly.Superbone wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 10:03 amWho would you prefer coming off the bench? Looney or Eubanks?INFORMER wrote: ↑Wed Jun 19, 2024 9:59 amLooney isn't much different than Nurk. And someone referred to him as a young big; yeah, he is under 30, but he plays like he is 36. Injuries have taken their toll, but he never was that athletic to begin with. He is cheaper than Nurk, but not really an upgrade. He'd be a fine addition for the minimum, but I don't think it makes the Suns any better.Split T wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2024 6:52 amI do worry that Looney is basically a zero as a scorer…he’s basically a smaller, more mobile Nurkic. Can’t shoot, not a great finisher…but he can set screens, run some dho, rebound and defend. I wouldn’t feel great if he’s our starting C, but 20 minutes a game could be doable.