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To be completely honest... I wouldn't mind him as our backup 3.
Well, i was an advocate for signing Vince Carter...
They can't honestly produce less than Wright.
Wright is capable of playing at a much higher level than he did last season.
I agree, but idk if he fits well with the team. He is the type of player that needs at least 20 minutes a game to be effective. I rather have a player that has shown the ability to take over a game (even if he's older).
Wright is capable of playing at a much higher level than he did last season.
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Greg Monroe QO... Trade Dwright and Claver, Detroit isn't getting shit because Monroe can deny any trade he wants to. Detroit would be wise to get some expiring contracts for him.
Then again this is a product of Dumars being bad, so I'm sure he will end up walking next year with Det getting nothing.
Edit: he doesn't retain his bird rights if traded, so I don't think this would work?
Not disagreeing, but curious...why would they want to get expiring contracts if he's already a big expiring contract?
Seems like if they wanted to trade him for something, they'd try to at least get someone who could maybe help their team if they were able to re-sign the incoming player, and I don't see Wright or Claver being viewed as that type of a player from other teams around the league.
Monroe signing the QO basically ensures he's with Detroit for the whole season, I would think, because of a combination of two factors:
1. He can veto any trade
2. If he gets traded, he loses his bird rights, so has incentive to veto EVERY trade.
The only trade he might agree to is one to a team that is guaranteed to have a lot of cap space, but even then, why not just wait and that team can bid for his services next year anyway, but with competition from Detroit, which would still have his bird rights. Much better to stay with Detroit and leave via sign-and-trade.
That's dead on. Monroe will stay a Piston this season. I would say staying a Piston would be about 40%. The only chance is if they make the playoffs and then that increases to about 60-70%. Even then, it's not a guarantee.
It's too bad the Blazers couldn't somehow swing Monroe for young guys and expiring contracts.
Monroe coming off the bench would have jumped Blazers into the category of OKC, Clippers and SA, imo.
Do you really think Monroe would be happy to come off the bench?
Coming off the bench in Idaho > Being a piston
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