12-22-2020, 11:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-22-2020, 11:28 PM by SleepingHero.)
(12-22-2020, 06:43 PM)StepBackJay Wrote: I like Buddy a lot. Are we sure THJ + Brunson gets it done? I don't think Buddy has negative value so they might like a better asset than Brunson and future cap savings.
Like cow said (odd typing that out), picks will most certainly be added. How many picks? Probably less than what we think.
I don't think there is a line of teams waiting for Buddy Hield. He is certainly a 1 trick pony. It just happens to be that his 1 trick makes him always one of the most deadly players out there on offense.
He's in that nebulous space of too good to just be a role player, and not good enough to lead a team to the playoffs. The fact you can't make him your offensive engine takes out a lot of teams rebuilding, and his high priced contract hurts the chances of contenders. Put it this way, I don't think any western conference team aside maybe the Jazz would try to go after him.
I think a protected 1st and a couple of 2nds would get it done. Brunson is a young piece any rebuilding team would like and THJ saves the Kings from paying their roster upwards of 130 mil next season.
(12-22-2020, 07:35 PM)Scott41theMavs Wrote: SH, it wasn't so much Rozier specifically so much as a starting-level PG in general.
Ah. My mistake sorry!
In any case I don't think Roizer is worth the title of a starting level PG. I think IF the Mavs want to go adding another playmaker, Ricky Rubio is a more interesting prospect.
Another one is Mike Conley, who could be had for pennies on the dollar considering his large expiring and poor play.
I don't think a starting level PG is the highest need on the totem pole, but I do have concerns about a Brunson-Burke backcourt to produce every single night, and a starting level PG in that role will certainly solve those issues.
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