BlazerFanForLife
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If Cleveland called you right at the start of the draft and offered the 4th for Batum, there would be a filler but thats the basic trade would you do it?
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I only do if it i know we can get B.Knight, im not sold on Kanter/KembaMeh.
I'd do it if we had a deal in place to move up to #2 and take Williams.
Batum is still young enough to improve markedly, and the qualities he have give him a high ceiling.
I don't see him ever developing a handle at this point. It will always limit him to a perimeter shooter.
Not in a million years. I wouldn't even trade Batum for the best player in the NBA right now because he just has that much potential and will be that much better in the future obv.
KP what are you doing on here?
Don't trade Batum... as sad as it is, he's basically our best player in the clutch now that Roy is Once-A-Week.
Umm, it was sarcasm?
I would NOT do it. If I were to trade for the #4 pick and want to keep it, I'd draft young PG (Knight or Walker) and keep Batum and grow with them. So, I'd prefer in that case to trade Wallace.
For me the team is at a crossroads; either go for it now; trade young and future pieces to win now OR.... trade older guys and acquire younger guys and grow them up.
... He's not even good in the clutch...
Check out the clutch stats thread from a few weeks ago; he's actually pretty good when you take a holistic look at all clutch stats. Granted, he's not a world beater yet, but he's also steadily improved a lot of key stats every year, dealing with a position that sees him change responsibilities quite a bit each game.
look at the stats....worse argument ever. How about watch the games.
The stats aren't made up after the game is over; they are a product of the game's play.
