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He's actually getting a lot better. I think he will shoot like 65% next year.Can he make a free throw?![]()
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He's actually getting a lot better. I think he will shoot like 65% next year.Can he make a free throw?![]()
I think people are undervaluing whiteside, and overvaluing plumlee. But they could play together and they're pretty much opposites so I don't understand the bitching by everyone.DAMN really? Are people really overrating Plumlee so much that they don't want us to go after him?
I'm actually not sure about either of their bb iq's. Sometimes they do things and I think their amazing, and other times they do things that leave me scratching my head. But I know this, deandre is worth every penny that the clippers spent on him, and whiteside (in my opinion) is just as good, if not, better than deandre. Plus whiteside is actually showing real signs of offensive talent. If we're gonna start dame and cj, we need whiteside, or a prime Orlando Howard.Whiteside is a very good basketball player but the comparison to DeAndre is also good because he, like Jordan, has a very low BBIQ.
I would HATE to see both Aminu and Vonleh in the starting unit again. Only one - at most - should be starting, and ideally neither. If either one is starting, we need two new starters at the other front-court positions.Damian(PG) - McCollum(SG) - Aminu(SF) - Vonleh(PF) - Whiteside(C) cures many ills.
You must be comfortable with just making the playoffs every year.

For those of you that are so high or low on Whiteside, why? I've only seen highlights and box scores. Does he pass the eye test? How's his BBIQ?
You must be comfortable with just making the playoffs every year.
Maybe sign and trade Crabbe, Meyers, and CLE 1st for Noel? They need a wing and a big that could play next to Embiid and Okafor. Would save us cap space for the next couple summers.
And if they don't give us Noel then we'll match.Sign and trades are virtually useless, especially to Philly who has in excess of 60 million in caproom. They can just make huge offer sheets to both players.
Maybe substitute Aminu for Crabbe or Meyers.Maybe sign and trade Crabbe, Meyers, and CLE 1st for Noel? They need a wing and a big that could play next to Embiid and Okafor. Would save us cap space for the next couple summers.
And if they don't give us Noel then we'll match.
What do you mean?Fairly certain Portland is the one thinking twice in that scenario.... Lmao....
Hence why I said sign and tradeYou can't use Crabbe or Myers in trade at this time due to both of the restrictive free agent.
That was something that was said by a couple people that had never watched him play. That "consensus" was bullshit. Whiteside is elite. Especially defensively. Hands down. Anyone that tries to say otherwise is literally fucking retarded.Didn't we have a whole thread about Whiteside?
The general consensus is that he blocks a shit-ton of shots, but that's because he goes for EVERYthing. He also has a "historically bad" assist rate which kind of makes him a bad fit for any Stotts offense.
pretty sure the team that has to sign the player in a S&T can only trade that player and not multiple players.Hence why I said sign and trade
I agree about Whiteside. He will get a big contact though and a lot of teams will be after him.I am not sure on Whiteside he might be a type of player to get big contract and stop showing on the court. So I would very cautious on him. Does he have alot ability yes he does but when he gets the money where will his head be. Will he earn it or just collect and stop playing.
I don't see why not. Is that a cap rule?pretty sure the team that has to sign the player in a S&T can only trade that player and not multiple players.
We obviously need depth.
I'd seriously look at Jan Vasley. He's no longer trying to be a stretch SF/PF tweener - he has developed into a center.
He'd be near the top of my list as far as realistic bigs go.
Convincing him to leave that situation to be a backup in the NBA might be tough though.
