DAL OFFSEASON: Trade & FA | Mavs "mostly done...but you never know."

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EDIT: Oh it´s Hollinger, confirming why he was fired from the only executive job, he ever had in the NBA.

Which is one more you will ever had. You can't be like that...

Gallo, for example, who could be had in that range, is way better than Saric.

Well maybe Gallinari doesn´t want to play for Phoenix.

Maybe Phoenix are not impressed with Gallo´s career play-off averages of 15/5/2 with shooting percentages of 37.5% from the field and 30% from 3pt range.

As opposed to Saric, who in his only play-off appearance for Philly averaged 17/7/3.5, while shooting 42.1% from the field and 38.5%
from 3pt range. 

Saric has actually contributed to winning a play-off series with his play-off performance, while Gallinari´s generally poor play has contributed to his teams losing in the first round all four times.

Maybe Saric steps it up in the play-offs, while Gallinari disappears.

Alright, dude, I retract all my posts about this. Saric is the god of the four-spot and Sarver is a genius. Go Suns!! Happy?

Just stating my case. 

While I´m generally very pro-Gallinari, there is no denying he has disappeared in the play-offs many times now, which is obviously a problem. You want guys to step up, when it matters. Who cares about those 4-5 extra regular season games he wins you, when he shoots 37.5% from the field in 20 play-off games. That´s awful for a SF/PF.

If you factor that in, I don´t see the massive upgrade between them. Furthermore Gallinari is an injury-prone 32 years old, while Saric´s age lines up much better with Booker, Ayton and Bridges. Is CP3 really a "win-championship now" move, or a "get into the play-offs and teach them how to be winners in the future"- move?

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