Grant makes 19 million and Plumlee makes 8 million...that's 27 million...
So I was going to say I'd do that in a heartbeat (which I would) and then say that the guy who proposed it was probably an undercover Blazers fan but then I looked at the Pistons roster and even though CJ would be pretty old for them he would be the ideal back court mate for Hayes. If they actually do get the number 2 pick which is where they're slotted before the draft lottery they'd take Mobley and play him in the front court with someone that funny enough we technically drafted in Isiah Stewart. They'd have a hell of a team and it would compete in the playoffs a lot quicker because of CJ.
If they draft Mobley and like Stewart, I could see this happening. CJ is such a good match with Hayes in the back court.
He was their number one that led them to the second worst record in the league and that was playing against a weak Eastern conference.
They have a lot of young players that could pop and they have the second best lottery chance in the draft. They could go from the bottom of the East to a playoff team if CJ blossomed without Dame guys like Hayes, Bey and Stewart took a step forward and they got a guy like Mobley and he was an instant difference maker.
Don't know why they trade Blake Griffin either but they didn't win with Grant and they need an identity....you ask fans around the globe who CJ is and thay know....ask them who Grant is and they'll tell you he was president after the Civil War
Although Curry's superior playoff stats include series with Portland and Dallas.
Yes they do and I would do that trade. Grant fell off a little this year but two really good previous years with Denver. He is a two way player. Two years younger than CJ and we get a good backup center also.
Grant is a 3 that moves up to the 4 very easily with his length (7'3" wingspan) and height (6'8"). The idea would be to acquire Grant and re-sign Norm. Also even though he didn't grow up here Jerami was born here when Harvey was playing for us.
Yeah, Seth was coming off the bench before he got to Philly so you're only driving my point further home because before this season he was playing against bench defenders.
He was only scoring 12-13 points a game his last two years with Denver. With Pistons he scored 22 but his efficiency went way down.
Olshey had us in a corner where we couldn't. Also don't think he would have wanted to as Stotts and the rest of the team didn't utilize him enough.
I would like the comment but I don't agree. Who among us knows every fucking good player in the league. It's not like Grant is some stalwart all star. I enjoy your takes... so don't change your signature.
Waiting for all of them to be bumped from the playoffs so we can interview coaches?
In a heartbeat, I'd take Playoff P for CJ. Get the guy a sports psychologist or just understand that his jumper isn't what you rely on in the playoffs. You still have his D and athletic ability to get to the hole. Hopefully you have a breakthrough though, especially since he's never had a teammate with the kind of positivity Dame brings.