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Many people here forget that the Heat finished 30-11 last year. That's a top team winning percentage for half of the season.

If i'm Gordon, i'm trusting Riley and then Ainge. Fuck getting destroyed by the Warriors and the Texas teams year after year.
 
Stop acting like Hayward is going to let his wife pick for him because of the fallout if he doesn't, shit is ridiculous. They have two kids who are about to be set for life WHEREVER he signs. I'm sure she will still be happy even if she doesn't get to hang out on the Miami shores every day.
Every married guy on Earth takes what his wife wants into account. Otherwise you'd see nothing but sports cars on the roads instead of sedans and minivans. Fact of life
 
Got a feeling he is going to Boston. Utah will be fine though. Mitchell is a big talent.
 
Like move every single player that we have?

We could trade CJ for future picks, then find buyers for Crabbe, Leonard, Harkless and Turner. And end up with a Lillard back up.
Hahaha!:tongue2:

Ewww why??

Seriously though guys, why wouldn't Hill b good to add? He should come fairly cheap now that all teams don't really need a pg, Hill is a good player (his fg% is good, he can shoot the 3 decent, his decision making is good, etc.), seems like a good character guy, he & Napier would b excellent backups for Dame & Cj, & I think he'd mesh/fit in really well chemistry-wise on/off court w/ our guys.

ps or... I'd b happy to add Lin (seems the easier route) instead:wink:
 
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Seriously though guys, why wouldn't Hill b good to add? He should come fairly cheap now that all teams don't really need a pg

Hill is a very good player and won't come cheap (except if he goes somewhere like San Antonio because they have voodoo powers). Why would he come here? He's a starter who deserves starter's minutes. He was Utah's best player for long stretches last year. I assume they went after Rubio because they thought they couldn't afford Hill.
 
The truth in the marriage thing is that there is a spectrum of behaviors. For me, every time I wanted to move for my job, my wife was hesitant, but I was able to talk her into the positives and once we moved she adjusted. However I have had friends whose wives forced them to leave a good job for a bad one "back home" that ended up in disaster and divorce.

A good husband takes into account the needs of his family, but sometimes has to have the vision and balls to make a move that he thinks will be good for them, but they just can't see it. And a good husband should look beyond his wife's flavor of the day, emotional reaction and think about what is really best for her and the family. I will probably take some heat for that last line, but my wife loves where we are now (great $$, great weather), but if I would have been subject to her opinions at the time I would still be stuck making half the $$ working twice the hours in a much worse location.
 
Hill is a very good player and won't come cheap (except if he goes somewhere like San Antonio because they have voodoo powers). Why would he come here? He's a starter who deserves starter's minutes. He was Utah's best player for long stretches last year. I assume they went after Rubio because they thought they couldn't afford Hill.
All this is true.

However the pg market has dried up now (w/ respects to teams needing/paying for pgs; before this though, I didn't consider Hill), so Hill (no matter where he goes now) will come much cheaper vs. before.

Again, u r right, he's a starter that deserves starter's minutes (same can b said for Lin) BUT... he's also a team player type of guy & I think just as long as we gave him starter's minutes (coming off the bench mostly), he'd b happy:wink:
 
Every married guy on Earth takes what his wife wants into account. Otherwise you'd see nothing but sports cars on the roads instead of sedans and minivans. Fact of life

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I like Napier as our backup pt guard...for the money, I don't think Hill would be happy as a backup here anyway..

That and he wanted more money than the Spurs were willing to give him. So they re-signed Patty Mills instead.

I'm not sure if Olshey is willing to move players in order to sign Hill. There's always that possibility.

By the way, I like the avatar change, buddy!
 
I like Napier as our backup pt guard...for the money, I don't think Hill would be happy as a backup here anyway..
I like Napier too as our backup ESPECIALLY for the money :wink: W/ this Hill talk (or Lin), I was thinking that we could bring in a vet. pg to take slack off (rest/decision making etc.) of Dame/Cj & have someone that could mentor Napier into becoming a better pg (& quite possibly as an added bonus, teach Dame & Cj a few tricks too:smiley-yup:).
 
Fox is the future of a rebuilding Sactown, why do this deal? I'm guessing he's traded sooner to the front of the contract than to the end.
 
Fox is the future of a rebuilding Sactown, why do this deal? I'm guessing he's traded sooner to the front of the contract than to the end.
Yes, they will probably treat him as a trade asset in a few months anyway.
 
Should we just trade Dame and CJ and Nurk to the Cavs for nothing just to fucking balance shit?
 
Fox is the future of a rebuilding Sactown, why do this deal? I'm guessing he's traded sooner to the front of the contract than to the end.
I think its a good deal. Hill is a good player. He can play with fox or hield. Plus dude can mentor both of them.
 
For all this "mentoring" talk, I didn't see Exum making any major strides last season from the start to finish.

It's different because Jazz were competing for the playoffs. Kings are tanking anyway. In any case I don't think it was a very good move, he will just take away minutes from the young guys.
 

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