Mann in Utah would be poetic justice
Based on the way the rumors were positioned I think we very well might be involved. Mann would be a great get. I also threw out the idea of providing the Lakers pick for super swaps in 27 and 29 with the clips. We have so much stuff I think we are always in the big conversations… maybe as a side piece but teams likely keep us in the loop.Less than a week from when I predicted the good behavior will stop, it has stopped. Sources close to Harden tell that this is gonna escalate fast if nothing is done. However discussing Harden is not the point here.
Terance Mann is the point.
Sixers reportedly have trades "lined up" to get them a FRP for Mann so they can pursue other guys, and the question is who do you guys think the teams are? Do you think we are involved in this some way? Mann isnt the lead guard we are looking for, but he is better defender than almost any of our guards and imo he could be a better fit next to George than anyone we have, assuming George is the PG we are looking for.
He is such a high IQ playerAusar so impressive tonight.
It’s hard to believe you have a hater partThe hater part of me wants OKC to suck this year. They got too much hype
It has been good to see Jonathan Isaac play again. It's crazy how active he is on defense, basically trying to contest every shot.
He reminds me of Hendricks with how long he is and how he moves, but right now Hendricks is the exact opposite of him as far as being aggressive.
He's also timid. Hardy likes players with cajones like THT.I think Hendricks is being held back right now because he basically doesn't know what he's doing. The athleticism should be there.
Ausar is great because he can do a little bit of everything. He can play on ball/off ball, is switchable on defense and his shot still has a ways to go, but is looking so much better.
I've already eaten my crow about Ausar and now I'm a huge fan. I love the way he plays.
Is this referred to as "The Australian Rule?"this is basically his rookie year.
There are two pathways to perpetual rookie-dom: the Australian injury path and the CJ Miles “he’s just a kid” path.Is this referred to as "The Australian Rule?"
Not super interesting, but he was the 2019 pick we sent to Memphis in the Mike Conley trade (the other pick we sent became Kessler)