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Interesting... if it was just Austin rivers the player I’d be cool with adding him... the fact that his personality and lockeroom presence is tough to deal with make him a “no thanks” for me. Memphis is a weird situation for him imo.
 
Tell me how this would improve our offense? Linsane...

I was just saying that if we had to use Rubio for a deal that improves us elsewhere, I would love to go get Lin. So for example...

Rubio and Niang for Hardaway and Ntilikina

then

Thabo, lesser contracts, 2nd rounder for Lin
 
I was just saying that if we had to use Rubio for a deal that improves us elsewhere, I would love to go get Lin. So for example...

Rubio and Niang for Hardaway and Ntilikina

then

Thabo, lesser contracts, 2nd rounder for Lin

I don’t quite understand that trade, please elaborate.
 
I don’t quite understand that trade, please elaborate.
Two separate trades. We start DM, THJ, Ingles, Crowder and Gobert. Bring Lin off the bench with the 2nd unit. It's asking a good bit from DM, but we aim to start off each game with a strong offensive lineup.

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The DNA isn't a problem, it's the Nets owning his restricted rights and having 50 million in their coffers this summer.
And they intend to spend that cap elsewhere. And they haven’t extended him, but they extended a guy that plays his position. And his caphold is going to be significant.

There is a real scenario they lose him for nothing.
 
And they intend to spend that cap elsewhere. And they haven’t extended him, but they extended a guy that plays his position. And his caphold is going to be significant.

There is a real scenario they lose him for nothing.

He’s gettable but he scares me... not the guy I’d want to bet on. I like watching him... he’s fun. Injuries, inefficiency, defense, maturity... I could see any of them detailing his career.

I would however understand the gamble.
 
Yes. But how does he not have Jazz DNA?

He’s really immature (this may have changed) he was very much about that Hollywood life... one of the biggest things people will remember about him is him blowing up the Nick Young relationship. He made a mistake but it just highlights the immaturity imo.
 
if I was a Gm I’d have to do a lot of digging around about the off the court stuff, work habits, locker room presence before I’d gamble big on him.
 
He’s really immature (this may have changed) he was very much about that Hollywood life... one of the biggest things people will remember about him is him blowing up the Nick Young relationship. He made a mistake but it just highlights the immaturity imo.

I see. I don't know anything about that. I think he's realistic and can be a very good player tho. Unlike 99% of the desperation trade ideas.
 
I see. I don't know anything about that. I think he's realistic and can be a very good player tho. Unlike 99% of the desperation trade ideas.

He’s improved and he may have grown up... like time has a way of making people grow up... but then some dudes are Dwight Howard and never tire of fart jokes.
 
Unlike 99% of the desperation trade ideas.

Agreed. I didn't understand people clamoring for freaking Austin Rivers. D'Lo is one of the most frustrating players in the NBA. He'll look amazing for a stretch and then do something so boneheaded you just cringe. Earlier in the season they were up 1 against the Pelicans with time winding down. All he had to do was hold the ball and get fouled. Instead he throws a NO LOOK PASS to Caris Levert who obviously isn't expecting it. Then Jrue Holiday hits a gamewinner. In their OT game against Memphis I watched, he hit a couple big shots, and then dribbled the ball for like 23 seconds on a possession and just fell down out of bounds.

I understand Locke choosing to talk him about because he seems so unJazz-like that no one would accuse him of insider knowledge, but I get where he's coming from trying to find the next Oladipo. That high draft pick who has only played on bad teams usually with terrible coaches. D'Lo has played for Tank Commander Byron Scott and then the tank-by-proxy Nets. Their fans are pretty split on Kenny Atkinson.

For anyone who thinks Brooklyn will just match whatever is offered in RFA, if they don't renounce Russell and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, they'll only have 19mil in cap space (Allen Crabbe is surely going to opt into his 18.5mil option). If they renounce Russell and keep RHJ, they'll have 41mil since Russell's cap hold is 21.1mil, and then they can go after a max guy.

https://nothinbutnets.com/2018/12/14/brooklyn-nets-dangelo-russell-era-brooklyn-nearing-end/
 
So anyways, I know Locke was just throwing out D'Lo has a random idea, but surely there is someone or someones on his mind that could be the "next Oladipo" that the Jazz could trade for or pry away in free agency. Someone who has a lot of potential but has played for terrible coaches and situations. Someone on a team who wants to clear cap space to sign a big free agent. Any ideas on players who fit that mold?

Maybe Malik Monk who was buried on the bench last year by Clifford (zero starts in 63 games, 13.6 minutes per game as a rookie)

Someone mentioned Josh Jackson who Igor is playing 21MPG. Dragan Bender is a guy who has a lot of tools and is a decent catch and shoot big, but he has been terrible in his career.

On the Lowe Post, Jackie MacMullen talked about Jaylen Brown and how people in the Celtics locker room think he's a bit weird and think he's not the intellectual he thinks he is. He's also struggled this year and Kyrie said "How do you get out of your own way to become the best version of yourself in an environment with other great players? You’re not in an environment where we can wait around for you." This one's a longshot, I'm pretty sure they'll hold onto him for some bigger trade down the line or something. Lowe said that Ainge thought very highly of him and that he wouldn't include Jaylen in a trade for Kawhi last year because of his great run especially in the playoffs.

I was hoping Aaron Gordon would be the guy, but I was banking on Jonathan Isaac having a breakout year and showing himself to be the future with Bamba or Vucevic.
 
He’s really immature (this may have changed) he was very much about that Hollywood life... one of the biggest things people will remember about him is him blowing up the Nick Young relationship. He made a mistake but it just highlights the immaturity imo.
Okay so this is the only off-court thing I know about and this take is weird as **** to me.

Rat out every cheating friend.
 
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