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Is there a market for Meyers at this price? can we trade him this year?
 
Having this many quality bigs is going to keep more quality bigs healthy longer..won't have to play big minutes when opposing centers are getting gassed playing 30 minutes plus. We have a lot of fouls to throw at DHoward and DeAndre Jordan now. Stotts can work mismatches all over the roster...most depth I've seen in a long time
 
I'm sure we'll thin the herd come trade deadline, but in the meantime we can figure out who the keepers are. All in all I'm happy with the offseason
 
Realistically this season only Crabbe and Turner have contracts that might be hard to move. Of course they could each play up to them as well and then me Movable.... Or included with a small contract guy who is blowing up.
 
as much as i cant stand meyers, i'm happy that him betting on himself saved us a chunk of cash - aka id rather have not have him, but if they were intent on signing him - less is more.
 
Dude brings his dog with him to the signing. Getting paid 40 million dollars and you bring your dog with you? That my folks is love.
I take SlyPokerDog with me wherever I go. I'll be damned if he doesn't find his way home every time.
 
Really?? $40 million for Meyers Leonard? I'm a little surprised at all the jubilation about this new contract. What exactly has he done in 4 years in Portland to earn a spot on the roster, much less that kind of money???
 
Really?? $40 million for Meyers Leonard? I'm a little surprised at all the jubilation about this new contract. What exactly has he done in 4 years in Portland to earn a spot on the roster, much less that kind of money???
He's a seven footer that can shoot and isn't a total dud on the glass or on defense. There's no doubt that he has to improve, but as long he doesn't play PF, he has shown the ability to make a positive impact for this team.
 
I don't get the "great deal stuff". He has proven nothing in 4 years and yet he sealed such a contract which in my opinion is high with whatever salary cap. Of course it's not my money to pay the luxury tax next year so I don't really care and I hope he works a lot and improves. The problem is that being injured during summer might mean we won't see some serious improvement and we need to be honest last year he was pathetic. But maybe that's good that he was pathetic, imagine what contract he would get if he had let's say 12 points, 8 rebs and 48% fg (yes eye popping numbers-I know). Maybe 80M/4 years.
 
That's a good deal (for the Blazers).

Wonder how much the Ezeli contract may have set (lowered) the bar?

From what I understand , the original offer he turned down was 4/40. Id say the injury and lack of outside interest kept the bar low.
 
If Oscar watched both those videos he'd know 100 times more about defense and rebounding that he did before.

The knowledge that man possesses about basketball is amazing
 
I'm sooooo glad to have been right about this one. To everyone who thought we should have dumped him for peanuts because we'd otherwise have to give him a MAX contract: na-na-na-na-naa-naaa!
 
I'm sooooo glad to have been right about this one. To everyone who thought we should have dumped him for peanuts because we'd otherwise have to give him a MAX contract: na-na-na-na-naa-naaa!
Congrats on being "right" about a player with a 12.2 career PER and a 109 defensive rating on a poor defensive team with a 108 defensive rating. He's a below average NBA player, which is WAY better than I ever thought he would be.
 
Congrats on being "right" about a player with a 12.2 career PER and a 109 defensive rating on a poor defensive team with a 108 defensive rating. He's a below average NBA player, which is WAY better than I ever thought he would be.
PER is such a flawed stat. Doesn't capture the big impact Meyers has on floor spacing.
 

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