Re: Suns sign Rubio
Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:11 pm
Aren't both Okobo and Melton scheduled to make $1.416 MIL a piece this coming year. I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure them together is more than $2.8 Mil, no?
Aren't both Okobo and Melton scheduled to make $1.416 MIL a piece this coming year. I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure them together is more than $2.8 Mil, no?
When the justification is "it could have been worse", you know they did something wrong.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:43 pmI think we all need to breathe a big sigh of relief that the Suns aren't spending $50M+ on Terry Rozier.
This team needs more adults in the locker room, and Rubio is way more in line with that than Rozier.
I'm only guessing, but sounds like 2 yr stretch and waive of Jackson would do it.carey wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:16 pmhttps://twitter.com/theIVpointplay/status/1145467089706033152 It's about $700K off.
I don't know if I would call it horrible. It just isn't good. Utah had good reason to show him the door, yet the Suns gave him a substantial salary. Same thing happened with Ariza. At least Rubio semi-addresses a need, I guess.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:17 pmPut it this way: Jazz sure are excited to bring Conley in as Rubio's replacement next year.
Of course you have to shoot. Teams are averaging 35 3pt attempts in the modern NBA. Its all about 3pt shooting and spacing. This is why neither Wolves nor the Jazz thought Rubio was worth keeping.
Horrible signing.
Depressing as hell then. Rubio would be a great backup PG. The Suns gave him 50 million dollars to be their starter.INFORMER wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:50 pmI don't know if I would call it horrible. It just isn't good. Utah had good reason to show him the door, yet the Suns gave him a substantial salary. Same thing happened with Ariza. At least Rubio semi-addresses a need, I guess.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:17 pmPut it this way: Jazz sure are excited to bring Conley in as Rubio's replacement next year.
Of course you have to shoot. Teams are averaging 35 3pt attempts in the modern NBA. Its all about 3pt shooting and spacing. This is why neither Wolves nor the Jazz thought Rubio was worth keeping.
Horrible signing.
Conley was expensive and cost 2 1sts, Jrue wasn’t available, who knows if D-Lo was, and Lonzo wasn’t available either.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 8:04 pmDepressing as hell then. Rubio would be a great backup PG. The Suns gave him 50 million dollars to be their starter.INFORMER wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:50 pmI don't know if I would call it horrible. It just isn't good. Utah had good reason to show him the door, yet the Suns gave him a substantial salary. Same thing happened with Ariza. At least Rubio semi-addresses a need, I guess.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:17 pmPut it this way: Jazz sure are excited to bring Conley in as Rubio's replacement next year.
Of course you have to shoot. Teams are averaging 35 3pt attempts in the modern NBA. Its all about 3pt shooting and spacing. This is why neither Wolves nor the Jazz thought Rubio was worth keeping.
Horrible signing.
Why didnt the Suns get Conley? Or Jrue Holiday? Or D'Angelo Russel? Or Lonzo Ball?
Why werent the Suns trading up to get that number four pick instead of trading down for cash considerations? Or packaging the pick and TJ Warren for a real PF and not someone else's backup?
This was the best they could do? Are they honestly even trying? I have zero confidence in this franchise's ability moving forward and I think I'm done. I have given them the last ten years to turn it around and it hasnt happened.
People prefer to think they can just go and initiate any trade they want for any player they want. Sometimes of the time the price is just too steep, sometimes the players really aren't available, sometimes there really isn't any interest to begin with.
Lonzo just got traded so he was absolutely available. Conley was expensive but only cost the Jazz the 23rd pick and a protected 2020 pick. Would you rather have the 23rd pick and a 2020 protected pick or Mike Conley?Split T wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 8:10 pmConley was expensive and cost 2 1sts, Jrue wasn’t available, who knows if D-Lo was, and Lonzo wasn’t available either.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 8:04 pmDepressing as hell then. Rubio would be a great backup PG. The Suns gave him 50 million dollars to be their starter.INFORMER wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:50 pmI don't know if I would call it horrible. It just isn't good. Utah had good reason to show him the door, yet the Suns gave him a substantial salary. Same thing happened with Ariza. At least Rubio semi-addresses a need, I guess.da_suns_fan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:17 pmPut it this way: Jazz sure are excited to bring Conley in as Rubio's replacement next year.
Of course you have to shoot. Teams are averaging 35 3pt attempts in the modern NBA. Its all about 3pt shooting and spacing. This is why neither Wolves nor the Jazz thought Rubio was worth keeping.
Horrible signing.
Why didnt the Suns get Conley? Or Jrue Holiday? Or D'Angelo Russel? Or Lonzo Ball?
Why werent the Suns trading up to get that number four pick instead of trading down for cash considerations? Or packaging the pick and TJ Warren for a real PF and not someone else's backup?
This was the best they could do? Are they honestly even trying? I have zero confidence in this franchise's ability moving forward and I think I'm done. I have given them the last ten years to turn it around and it hasnt happened.
Drewsprocket wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:59 pmThis was a measured signing in an overpriced market for someone who will likely lead the league in assists next year.
Yeah, all you needed was Anthony Davis to make it happen.