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They made a lot of calls but in 2022, everyone has an ideal as well as what's acceptable for what they want and if it doesn't fall into that paradigm, they stick to their cards. The owner gave a mandate to improve but he wants long term success like the Warriors. That's smart trades, cap...

Trae. He has to be the one being better off the ball, more willing passer with the ball and better on defense. Everyone has to improve. Hunter, Kevin, Capela, Okongwu. Bogi and JJ are hurt so they won't get a summer to improve. JC needs to get it together, he will always be shopped, part of...

Hell no! Many of our fans want to but they aren't thinking long term. Murray will get a max in two years. If that backcourt is too small, it's too expensive to remake it whereas they can remake the current one in another year. It would just have too much cost and not enough reward.

Not happening. Atlanta was going to get involved in the Ayton race but Trae went and said, he wants Capela to stay at all cost. Trae plays really well off Clint.

You are right, 3 and finisher on offense. https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/og-anunoby-shot-chart I agree. I don't know if anyone thinks his offense is amazing. He's top 40-80 range -...

No. A child would rather be alive. Humans rather be alive. I don't have a horse in this race but I can't kick it with this.

1. Debatable. It's all about the best offer, if you get him, some other prospects, and the draft picks, Utah would seriously consider it as most teams would. My guess is what you think you can probably get for Mitchell is not an offer any NBA team would make. I personally think you could get a...

I agree with most till the Anunoby part. A 24-year-old two-way big wing is the most desired prototype in the NBA and his contract is 18 per. His value is closer to the max level than Rudy's based on age, prototype, and cost. You aren't getting him in any deal that doesn't include Donovan...

Well, that's obvious. That's generally the case when you compare rim runners to guys who score at three levels. versatility and efficiency are both important, not separate commodities. Tyson Chandler used to lead the league in efficiency whereas someone like Andrei Kirilenko would provide...

I agree with the 1st sentence, especially for smaller market teams. It does though. I see it all of the time for our players. When you start asking teams for serious assets, the questions get a lot larger and the criticism gets a lot louder. Toronto fans would be PRAISING the idea of Gobert if...

John is the best PnR big in the NBA and he done it without Trae as well previously. He is the best movement big in the NBA. He's also one of the most offensively versatile players. I disagree, while I think both have effects on winning on the offensive end, I wouldn't say Gobert is impacts...

I understand. He has to do better and work to be better on that end.

This is a terrible post. One of the worst I've ever encountered. It screams I don't know ****

Dude, this is an extremely bad post and a terrible way of looking of things. 52/36/79 who had 55.6/40/83 the season before is less of an offensive player than 71/0/69. Come on son, you better than this. John scores on all three levels and is one of the few bigs who can shoots 3s at a very high...

He was still defensively versatile, I didn't say Rubio was good. I think you are asking too much of Mitchell defensively without really making it easier for him. Get a PG like Fultz who can guard 1s and 2s. Get a big wing who's defensive versatile, no one wants to trade them so you gotta draft...

He's 31 years old and limited offensively, when you look at team building value, you only have one max guy, Mitchell. Gobert is a max impact guy but in the mind of team building, he should never be a max cat. You don't pay guys like him and Mutombo that type of money, especially in their 30s.

You have him playing next to Conley. Before when he was next to Rubio, he could guard PGs where he was much better against but his standing reach is only 8'4, that's below average for a 2 guard defensively. Rubio was defensively versatile and could guard 1s and 2s. That really helped Donovan on...

No one thinks John Collins is close to being the impact Gobert is. You are making that up to make your trash opinions more credible when you don't know what you are talking about.

Your offensive rating in the regular season is fool's gold like Atlanta's. It's not real. In February, I had you and the Hawks on my fraud alert for playing a spammy offense that would easily get exposed in the playoffs. Look at Golden State, their offensive rating was meh but in the playoffs...