Re: Bledsoe wants out!
Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 8:22 pm
Mudiay actually looking pretty good this year. Had 15/7/5 tonight against the warriors.
I'm warming to the idea of him. It just takes PGs longer to "get it" in this league.Split T wrote:Mudiay actually looking pretty good this year. Had 15/7/5 tonight against the warriors.
Ya me too. I'm willing to give him a chance. I'd do Mudiay/Arthur/protected 1st for BledShabazz wrote:I'm warming to the idea of him. It just takes PGs longer to "get it" in this league.Split T wrote:Mudiay actually looking pretty good this year. Had 15/7/5 tonight against the warriors.
Knowing the Suns track record, that just might happen.O_Gardino wrote:The next GM here will be James Jones.
I think I can live without that for a while yet.
Don’t know if I could handle looking at that hair.Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Would much rather have Elfrid Payton from ORL than Mudiay.
Bledsoe is so much better.TheOriginalOriginal wrote:Mudiay stinks, y'all are crazy.
Him and Isaac are a natural fit, would be a shame to separate them.JCSunsfan wrote:Don’t know if I could handle looking at that hair.Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Would much rather have Elfrid Payton from ORL than Mudiay.
No thanks on him as well. PG's who can't shoot a 3 or FT's are not high on my list unless they do other things at a very high level. Mudiay and Payton are just run of the mill disappointments for me. Would've fit well in the Earl era.Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Would much rather have Elfrid Payton from ORL than Mudiay.
As the post above notes, Mudiay has been shooting much better this year. I'm not a huge fan, he's still a Bledsoe style PG, but he's big and athletic and has some playmaking potential. I feel better about having that style PG now that Booker is establishing himself as our lead guard. If we acquire him, he'd already know his place and wouldn't be able to dominate the ball or he'd get pulled.TheOriginalOriginal wrote:No thanks on him as well. PG's who can't shoot a 3 or FT's are not high on my list unless they do other things at a very high level. Mudiay and Payton are just run of the mill disappointments for me. Would've fit well in the Earl era.Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Would much rather have Elfrid Payton from ORL than Mudiay.
I was impressed with his play in their game against us. Also, the Nets fans really like him and were yelling to put him back in the game.carey wrote:What about Dinwiddie from Brooklyn?
carey wrote:What about Dinwiddie from Brooklyn?
I don't want to break the bank for a big guy who has never won 35 games in a season. His playoff drought is as long as the Sun's. 7 years, and he hasn't been close to .500.Split T wrote:I'm a big cousins fan. I just think we missed our opportunity. At the beginning of the year I was all for making a run at cousins at the trade deadline or free agency, but I don't think he'll commit to us with Bledsoe gone.Flagrant Fowl wrote:AmareIsGod wrote:Boogie and Bledsoe are best buddies. You don't replace a tumor with a cancer if you're concerned with chemistry. That would be a nightmare situation.Flagrant Fowl wrote:Unless he doesn't commit to resigning this offseason, I think passing on Cousins is insane.Split T wrote:Problem will be keeping him now that Bledsoe wants out. I think I pass on cousins.
I have no way of knowing this, but I also think we could've had a better deal for Sacramento had they not refused to trade him within the division.
Cousins should be considered an MVP candidate so far. I'm not in the camp that thinks he's a "cancer", either. He has a temper, but he's not actively destroying his teams from within.
So, if he played 40min per, which nobody does, he'd be akin to our very own Eric Bledsoe(who everyone hates)... Mudiay is also shooting 40% overall, I'm supposed to think he's improved his shooting based on 24 3pt attempts 10 games into a season? Yeah, no. Pass, he stinks. I might actually check out on the season if we trade for this bum.Shabazz wrote:https://twitter.com/Mike_Schmitz/status/927238601405956096