Alfalfa
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Lin is better than Exum. If we get Lin and let Ricky go Lin should be starting.
I think Lin is better than most expect. I've watched him a couple of times and he looked real good.
Lin is better than Exum. If we get Lin and let Ricky go Lin should be starting.
Thabo, Neto, Bradley and a 2nd
for
Lin
http://tradenba.com/trades/rJSSZ5mMV
Considering our PG situation and need for a guy who can score, this would seem to work pretty well. He is an expiring so he really doesn't hurt our summer ideas. Atlanta has the patience to give Bradley some playing time to see if he could be valuable.
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Good points.
I have always thought Lin was a pretty decent player. In a lot of ways, I feel about the same about Ricky as I do Lin. Solid players, likeable guys.
If we are having any injury concerns about either Ricky or Exum, I feel a lot more confident about Lin than I do Neto. Neto just seems like a decent season player who would get absolutely exposed in the playoffs. I would also like to see how Lin fits before just signing him this summer.
Overall, I would rather pursue bigger fish....
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I brought Lin up as an option to get out of Dante's contract when he was playing poorly too... I know the Jazz aren't really thinking that way about Dante, but I would think the Hawks would be a good place for Dante and I could see a Lin for Exum swap if we wanted to clear more space. His recent play certainly gives me some pause in just trying to dump him... and I'm sure the Jazz are even more confident with sticking by Dante now than they might have been earlier in the season.
His recent play (and Quin's comments) make this a no for me.
Not to mention we don't really have the contracts to make a deal work without a bunch of players involved.
I agree... was just bringing up a scenario where Lin would work... we could trade Exum for Lin straight up... but outside of that it'd have to be Favs (no), Ricky (no), Thabo and others (nah)
If Ricky tore his hamstring then I could see us doing a straight swap if we didn't have interest in retaining him this offseason. Outside of something terrible happening its a no.
Ah, yes, but the problem of always buying high and selling low. We never seem to want to sell when we're sorta, kinda, maybe, iffy, ish, almost high-like.I brought Lin up as an option to get out of Dante's contract when he was playing poorly too... I know the Jazz aren't really thinking that way about Dante, but I would think the Hawks would be a good place for Dante and I could see a Lin for Exum swap if we wanted to clear more space. His recent play certainly gives me some pause in just trying to dump him... and I'm sure the Jazz are even more confident with sticking by Dante now than they might have been earlier in the season.
Ah, yes, but the problem of always buying high and selling low. We never seem to want to sell when we're sorta, kinda, maybe, iffy, ish, almost high-like.
And you have some of the keep-it-on-the-shelf-and-let-it-go-bad people. We've done a fair amount of that. Props on the Korver deal for not doing that.I would probably be fine with selling high... the Jazz never would... they also weren't interested in selling low... they aren't sellers... they are holders
Why in the hell would we trade for Lin?Thabo, Neto, Bradley and a 2nd
for
Lin
http://tradenba.com/trades/rJSSZ5mMV
Considering our PG situation and need for a guy who can score, this would seem to work pretty well. He is an expiring so he really doesn't hurt our summer ideas. Atlanta has the patience to give Bradley some playing time to see if he could be valuable.
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Why in the hell would we trade for Lin?
Diversity.
Diversity.
An Australian, a Spanish fellow, and an asian gent waltz into a b-ball court...... Spoiler alert, jazz fans want another option.Diversity.