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Aminu actually shot well from deep from february until the end of the playoffs. My issue with him is his upcoming free agency. Are we going to re-sign him? He's no longer a starter and has a great contract. I'd take advantage of that and trade him. Also disagree about him being an "average" defender.
He's got two years left on his deal. No need to worry about re-signing him yet.
 
Mods could you merge this with the around the NBA thread? My bad.
 
Thing is it's not just the blazers that evidently made a better offer than what the pacers eventually took.

Some of that may be timing, but at any rate, it kills the "Portland grudge" notion, doesn't it?
 
Some of that may be timing, but at any rate, it kills the "Portland grudge" notion, doesn't it?

Not necessarily. Boston's offer was the best that was reported. Ours was 2nd out of the reported offers. Then KP did what he did. That IMO reinforces the "Portland grudge".
 
Zach can can space the floor. Can Len?
He has a decent mid range jumper I believe. By no means is Len a bad player (just hurt a lot) and I don't think Zach will be either. I'm just really worried we made the wrong decision to trade 15+20 for him when in reality we could've had Patton and Giles at 15/20.
 
Bam is an intriguing player, strong, can rebound. Etc.

But, he couldn't sniff Collins talent level.
No offense but I wanna see Collins play some more NBA bigs before I give Collins some high talent level. He was in a good situation last season played under 20mpg against worn out defenders who had to deal with a 300 pound nightmare before he reached the court.
 


I think the most damning thing about Monroe is that his stats are actually very good, but nobody wants to keep him.

They didn't play him a ton last year, only 22.5 minutes per game, but his per 36 was 18.8 ppg, 10.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.8 steals, while shooting 53.3% from the floor. His PER was 21.1

So for a team to want to continually dump the guy...... that's not a good sign.
 
Glad Isaac didn't get injured due to that dumbass who will probably never play in the league poorly contesting isaacs dunk attempt.

That's why summer league is kind of sketch imo. You're putting potential all stars against Scrubs with low bbiqs
 
Glad Isaac didn't get injured due to that dumbass who will probably never play in the league poorly contesting isaacs dunk attempt.

That's why summer league is kind of sketch imo. You're putting potential all stars against Scrubs with low bbiqs

 
He has a decent mid range jumper I believe. By no means is Len a bad player (just hurt a lot) and I don't think Zach will be either. I'm just really worried we made the wrong decision to trade 15+20 for him when in reality we could've had Patton and Giles at 15/20.

Giles' knee is hamburger. Patton = meh. Neil got who he targeted out of this draft.
 
Most of the NBA execs I have talked to since Paul George trade feel that Kevin Pritchard was just too hell-bent on keeping George out of Eastern Conference; made it emotional instead of taking the best offer.

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Fucking KP.....
 
I think the most damning thing about Monroe is that his stats are actually very good, but nobody wants to keep him.

They didn't play him a ton last year, only 22.5 minutes per game, but his per 36 was 18.8 ppg, 10.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.8 steals, while shooting 53.3% from the floor. His PER was 21.1

So for a team to want to continually dump the guy...... that's not a good sign.

If we had replaced LMA with Monroe hed be scowling and wanting to be traded as well. When you consider the guys Neil hasn't signed. I don't know.... is Tuner really that bad?
 
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