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Wutchou talkin’bout Willis?BIM
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Wutchou talkin’bout Willis?BIM
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koa will *compeat for minutes this yearWutchou talkin’bout Willis?
I think he's physically ready but I don't know how many minutes we'll have for him. I'd have been fine even starting him as as rookie at the 4 although obviouly there'd be growing pains. But Bridges is the better player right now and Fleming needs minutes too so I don't how much compeating he'll get to do.koa will *compeat for minutes this year
What is BIM?koa will *compeat for minutes this year
BIM (@Brian in Mesa ) is the spelling grammar corrector - BIM somehow turned into a word meaning correctionWhat is BIM?
Man, that guy is obnoxious.BIM (@Brian in Mesa ) is the spelling grammar corrector - BIM somehow turned into a word meaning correction
The talent discrepancy is pretty huge there, IMO. On a scale of 1-5 with 1 being the best, I'd rate Bridges at a 2 and Sochan at a 4. I'm very curious to see what we look like with Bridges in the starting lineup and I really hope he can get his personal life together and be a better man and father for his children.
I also hope Steve is right that Peat is ready to compete in year one at the NBA level.
I don't think it's a gross overpayment either. But I still don't know why we went after Miles, considering his offseason issues, while drafting a very similar styled player. It would make sense if Peat were a raw project but he knows the game and physically he's ready. I expect Miles to be the better PF for us out of the gate but I don't think what we gain is worth what we lost unless there really was no market for Royce and Allen.
But if we can make this deep roster work while still developing KM, Fleming, Peat and whoever then great. I'm not sure how Ott will make that happen but I'm looking forward to watching how it plays out.
It's not my money. I want the better player. The better team.Yeah, but on a veteran minimum salary, Sochan is a pretty sweet deal.
It's not my money. I want the better player. The better team.
Well, as an adult, I'm willing to spend extra for quality rather than paying less for a bunch of cheap items.Let's try is this way. Pretend you are a kid again and want to buy some candy. You want the most bang for your buck.![]()
Well, as an adult, I'm willing to spend extra for quality rather than paying less for a bunch of cheap items.![]()
I don't think it's a gross overpayment either. But I still don't know why we went after Miles, considering his offseason issues, while drafting a very similar styled player. It would make sense if Peat were a raw project but he knows the game and physically he's ready. I expect Miles to be the better PF for us out of the gate but I don't think what we gain is worth what we lost unless there really was no market for Royce and Allen.
But if we can make this deep roster work while still developing KM, Fleming, Peat and whoever then great. I'm not sure how Ott will make that happen but I'm looking forward to watching how it plays out.
I like Allen but man he just couldn’t stay on the floor this last season. Were we supposed to just hope his health improved he’s not getting any younger. Curious to see how it plays out. Royce just became annoying with his play defense and streaky shooting. Hopefully we are a little more physical and still got some shooters. I like Ishbia at least trying things and not just satisfied or standing pat with what we had, have to attempt to get better in the NBA especially the west.It's really hard to evaluate, those were the salaries we needed to make it work. Ishbia has been intent on getting Bridges for years (I passion I suspect he would lack entirely if not for the Michigan State connection), and we've seen that when Ishbia wants something he doesn't bother with negotiation.
I expect the Hornets to move one or both of them during the season and we're going to be really annoyed by the value they extract, especially if Allen has a bounce back year with his health. Healthy Allen is worth considerably more than Bridges.
And sometimes you get what you pay for.Price is not always an indicator of quality.
Sometimes you can get the good stuff cheaper and it's of equal or better quality.
Rookies are unpredictable.I think it's their style to double down. Look at Maluach and Williams. Seems like they are trying to take two shots at a weakness. Get one veteran guy, and throw in a rookie. They have done it twice now. It can't be just a coincidence. Seems like their strategy.