Scalma
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Other than Meyers and ET who are you counting?
Leonard shouldn't even count. He was paid what he was worth at the time.
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Other than Meyers and ET who are you counting?
Was anyone else offering Leonard $41M? If not, then how can we say that's what he was worth?Leonard shouldn't even count. He was paid what he was worth at the time.
Was anyone else offering Leonard $41M? If not, then how can we say that's what he was worth?
Just because it wasn't reported doesn't mean offers weren't there. You honestly believe Neil just arrived at that number randomly? 10 million per fell in line with his production at the time. Unfortunately GMs don't have he luxury of hindsight.
What? If we lost Davis we'd still have at least two other options behind Nurkic, and that's not counting small ball options like Vonleh and Swanigan.
I'm betting that he finds a way to do it. Meyers may or may not be included, but he's going to have to find a way to cut costs in order to avoid becoming a multi-year tax payer next season.
Olshey has a long history of paying players more than they're worth.
Leonard shouldn't even count. He was paid what he was worth at the time.
Just because it wasn't reported doesn't mean offers weren't there. You honestly believe Neil just arrived at that number randomly? 10 million per fell in line with his production at the time. Unfortunately GMs don't have he luxury of hindsight.
Glad you got a few chuckles out of that. You must have missed the multiple trades that happen every year that fans said could never happen. If Meyers plays better this year, his contract is not that large for a big man these days. Even if he just remains the Meyers of the past few seasons, he could be included in a trade with other filler.
We all sort of do that everytime we log on hereSome Happy-Meal fans should consider checking themselves into an institution.
Contracts have come back to earth after that huge spike. Players like Patrick Patterson and P.J. Tucker and got MLE-type or slightly over money. I think you are over-exaggerating what is going to happen. Ed and Vonleh aren't seen as bigger bets to get money than those two guys. But I agree with most that one is kept and one isn't. I kind of lean towards wanting Ed back, crazy enough and that is with believing that Noah does make all the difference for Nurkic.
No doubt. The Swanigan love is flat out ridiculous around here. He's a scrappy player, but he's not really big or athletic. Vonleh is a better defender and interior scorer right now.Olshey already thinks Swanigan is better than Vonleh so I see Vonleh being on the trading block at trade deadline. But my opinion Vonleh his the better player right now. He is solid defender and solid rebounder. Now if he he gets his shot down and gives us 10-12 points a night then it would be a big mistake to let him go. Now Davis he a scrapper type ball player but I see him going somewhere else next year. I see Colin's as the back up center to Nurk. He got the rest of this year and summer to get stronger for next year.
Exactly, it was the spike that caused the ridiculous contracts. You can't give everyone 10 million dollar contracts. No one is going to offer that much for Vonleh, Though Ed maybe close, since he's having a good year.
thats why I want us to trade for Randle
hes better than anything we have at PF and has higher upside too
with Nurk & Randle, we would have low post scoring, rebounding and Randle can play defense too... if we could sort SF position too, that would be nice
No doubt. The Swanigan love is flat out ridiculous around here. He's a scrappy player, but he's not really big or athletic. Vonleh is a better defender and interior scorer right now.
Let's not be hasty:
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In many ways they are the same, but in some ways, Caleb is better. Caleb gets love because he's a rookie, not a 4th year player. Every rookie who shows a motor gets love here. No need to call the love 'flat out ridiculous'. He has a great motor and will to work.
Let's not talk AST% or TOV% if we're talking about Noah being the better player.
Yeah I’m a fan of Noah/Nurk as a weird “one guy gets all the stats but they both need to play” tandem. It’s not a coincidence. But I do think Swagitron will be a 6th man or fringe starter in the league by age 25.The expectations of Swanigan were a little out of control, there were people trying to convince everyone Swanigan would replace Crabbe's shooting.
Swanigan will be good role player, but Vonlehs defense is really impressive and the chemistry he has with Nurkic shouldn't be overlooked. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Let's not be hasty:
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In many ways they are the same, but in some ways, Caleb is better. Caleb gets love because he's a rookie, not a 4th year player. Every rookie who shows a motor gets love here. No need to call the love 'flat out ridiculous'. He has a great motor and will to work.
Let's not talk AST% or TOV% if we're talking about Noah being the better player.
Bingo. Biggie is already a better player than Vonleh and he's just a rookie. Personally I don't know why Stotts doesn't start him. I also like what I see from Zach. He needs more time too.
The expectations of Swanigan were a little out of control, there were people trying to convince everyone Swanigan would replace Crabbe's shooting.
Swanigan will be good role player, but Vonlehs defense is really impressive and the chemistry he has with Nurkic shouldn't be overlooked. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Bingo. Biggie is already a better player than Vonleh and he's just a rookie. Personally I don't know why Stotts doesn't start him. I also like what I see from Zach. He needs more time too.
On a 1 year deal. Sixers were giving out over-inflated contracts to meet the floor this year but to also have spending money again in the summer. He wasn't getting 11 per for say 3 years from any other team which is why he is with the Sixers.Amir Johnson got $11 million this offseason, so keep dreaming.
And I'd be willing to put money on Vonleh getting more per year than Davis.
Defense. Plain and simple.
People need to look at both sides of the ball when they talk about who's better than who.
Well, he has a better +/- than Nurkic in fewer minutes (38 in 210 to 18 in 299)...I don't see much reason to worry. I think we like Ed because he's lunch pail kind of player and seemingly good guy. Blazer fans love these kind of players, but in the end, how much better is he making our team?
Vonleh gives you one kind of defense (blocks, length), while Caleb gives you another (steals, boxing out). On offense, they're two different types of player as well, cutting low post versus distributing high post... they're very different players, but right now Vonleh works well with Nurkic, so ride that wave until it's over.
Who were those people? I don't remember that at all.
Buuuuut... 1.7 3pg ain't shit and is replaceable in our offense.
Which is why their DRtg is exactly the same, and their Defensive BPM is only 0.3 apart.Vonleh is just a flat out better defender. It's really the reason he starts.
