Kanter VS Rivers & QMiller.
Your thoughts please.
I like Rivers, Miller has great upside. Rivers will surpass his expectations, Miller will not .. just seen too many Millers. Unlimited potential, extremely limited fortitude.
I keep Kanter.
Kanter VS Rivers & QMiller.
Your thoughts please.
I like Rivers, Miller has great upside. Rivers will surpass his expectations, Miller will not .. just seen too many Millers. Unlimited potential, extremely limited fortitude.
I keep Kanter.
My point is that Al has never been known for doing well at these +/- stats. This year he did. These aren't Locke's stats (in this case); he doesn't have the expertise to do adjusted +/-. He's just reporting them.
Alright..
Kanter VS Rivers + (the best projected #16 pick of your choice)
Thoughts?
Getting awfully damn close ... and I love Enes.
Alright..
Kanter VS Rivers + (the best projected #16 pick of your choice)
Thoughts?
Can't do that unless you've totally given up on Kanter. The odds of something better from two mid-round picks than a #3 pick are just too low.
Kanter was #3 of last year's miserable draft compared to #14 and #16 of this year's loaded draft.
I'd say Kanter would go around #7 if he's in this year's draft (behind Davis, Drummond, MKG, Robinson, Beal, Barnes/Sullinger). So it'd be more like #7 for #14 & #16.
Which to me's a pretty good deal as I'd say Rivers & QMiller can probably start for us straight away.
Maybe splitting hairs, but I would say Kanter would go 4 this year, behind Davis, Drummond, and MKG.
Kanter was #3 of last year's miserable draft compared to #14 and #16 of this year's loaded draft.
I'd say Kanter would go around #7 if he's in this year's draft (behind Davis, Drummond, MKG, Robinson, Beal, Barnes/Sullinger). So it'd be more like #7 for #14 & #16.
Which to me's a pretty good deal as I'd say Rivers & QMiller can probably start for us straight away.
I've long held that Cleveland's 20something and early second-round picks can be had. No way they want to bring that many rookies to camp next year.
I liked Candrew's idea to swap Okafor and Jefferson.... letting Okafor split minutes with Kanter.
I'm very against trading Kanter, but if they do I guess it's a sign that the Jazz don't see much coming out of him. IDK, I just don't see any front court players that I would take over Kanter in this draft other than Davis of course.
Morey is the biggest number crunching GM in the league, it is well known. I doubt Jefferson performs well in any of his adjusted +/- measurables. It looks like a good fit on paper, but Morey may well have 0 interest in Al Jefferson.
Oh and PS: Whoever negrepped PKM for posting info, or is using private information against him-
Please go **** yourself.
Also worth noting is how the league has changed. I've been following the playoffs and there seems to be less need/emphasis on having a solid 'pivot' not to mention needing to have x2 (Favors & Kanter). Memphis got ousted even though they have Marc Gasol & Randolph. May be having a stud in Favors is sufficient (ala Orlando)?
Seems to me, having a more complete - running & gunning teams with dynamic guards & SF shooting & going to the line seems to be the winning formula (OKC, Heat). May be the sign of that hand-checking rule coming into effect?
Kanter was #3 of last year's miserable draft compared to #14 and #16 of this year's loaded draft.
I'd say Kanter would go around #7 if he's in this year's draft (behind Davis, Drummond, MKG, Robinson, Beal, Barnes/Sullinger). So it'd be more like #7 for #14 & #16.
Which to me's a pretty good deal as I'd say Rivers & QMiller can probably start for us straight away.
I remembered Kanter was projected #6 last year with TJones, Sullinger, Barnes in the mix.
I don't buy it, especially the part about Rivers and Miller starting right away. But here I'll have to bow out, having not seen either of these guys play. I'm just doubtful that even if this is a better draft than last year's that the odds are on our side in this type of swap.
Unless you are really high on the guys at those two picks, I'm not doing it. This trade would have to be done on draft day, because it would be stupid to do it before if you don't know who is exactly dropping. I also doubt the Jazz have a great grip on who they are really high on yet as combines and workouts haven't started yet. Sounds like most of this talk is just the begging of negotiations where both teams ask for ridiculous stuff and they eventually settle on a fair deal at the last possible moment.
Just got back from study group? Welcome.
Absolutely correct. All depends on who drops. Even before that, it depends where those picks ended up to be after the lottery.
What I'm simply saying is it's not out of the realm of possibility to consider a Kanter for #14 & #16 type trade to be possibly beneficial to us.
It's fairly outside the realm, especially when they are asking for Millsap also. Even just Kanter, still outside the realm.
I really like Kanter .. but we can't get caught up in where 'x' player was selected. It's all about winning and not justifying. Additionally, it's about contracts ($ and term). We fans over-simplify it all, much too often.
Agreed, but trading away a 19 year old center is still really risky. The prospect of trading Kanter away and getting guys like Terrance Jones and Rivers doesn't bother me, it just bothers me when you throw in Millsap (of course we would be getting a player back to match salary) also.