My summer wish list, at least the theoretical version is summarized in the following.
ESPN - ""They're one player away," an Eastern Conference executive told ESPN, suggesting the Mavs could win a title as soon as next season if they figured out a way to add an impact center -- in the mold of 2010-11 Tyson Chandler -- who could be a primary Doncic pick-and-roll partner, rebounder and rim protector. It's an opinion shared by several other rival coaches, scouts and executives who have recently discussed Dallas' outlook with ESPN. Cuban also believes this kind of roster construction -- with some upgrades -- can set the Mavs up to be long-term contenders."
I don't know if there's another "Tyson Chandler" out there these days, much less one who is available, but would love to have that on this team. He did all the good things Powell does - sets great screens, great roll man, plays above the rim, adds energy - while also giving them the much-needed things Powell woefully lacks (rebounding, rim protection, and defense).
ESPN - ""They're one player away," an Eastern Conference executive told ESPN, suggesting the Mavs could win a title as soon as next season if they figured out a way to add an impact center -- in the mold of 2010-11 Tyson Chandler -- who could be a primary Doncic pick-and-roll partner, rebounder and rim protector. It's an opinion shared by several other rival coaches, scouts and executives who have recently discussed Dallas' outlook with ESPN. Cuban also believes this kind of roster construction -- with some upgrades -- can set the Mavs up to be long-term contenders."
I don't know if there's another "Tyson Chandler" out there these days, much less one who is available, but would love to have that on this team. He did all the good things Powell does - sets great screens, great roll man, plays above the rim, adds energy - while also giving them the much-needed things Powell woefully lacks (rebounding, rim protection, and defense).