Miggs
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Randle would be interesting. He's never been a great 3-pt shooter, but you could put the ball in his hands to give him more gravity.
Randle has been God awful for the Knicks.
Randle would be interesting. He's never been a great 3-pt shooter, but you could put the ball in his hands to give him more gravity.
Would you take him over Exum and Davis?Randle has been God awful for the Knicks.
I think he would be a great get for that price. If he would be happy coming off the bench for a "contender", what an asset he could be.This sounds crazy but I’m not sure. I mean, our bench would give up 160 per.
I think he would be a great get for that price. If he would be happy coming off the bench for a "contender", what an asset he could be.
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Mitchell?
I know this is difficult and beyond our mold but we should trade Conley at the deadline, this experiment hasn't and will not work out.
Ok, so no Ingles/Exum for Love. Good. I’d rather do Exum/Bradley for Morris anyway.Just thought I'd put this out there...Andy Larsen was a guest on Tony Jones most recent podcast and he said that Ingles can't be traded for 6 months because of the extension he signed before the season started, and I also read in an article today that he's ineligible to be traded until the offseason. So no need to include him in any hypothetical trades because unless Larsen and the guy that wrote the article are both wrong it's not possible for the Jazz to trade him at the deadline.
We’re not a contender. Unless you mean for the 5 seed.
Morris and Caruso were my final touches on the offseason of it weren’t for that Exum opportunity cost.Our top 6 players is good enough to be a contender. DM, Rudy, Bogey, Mike, Royce and Joe. The +/- of rotations involving 5 of those 6 is great. And that's despite Mike, Joe and Donovan all struggling at different points. They still consistently beat opposing starting 5's.
All we need is one or two more rotation pieces. I think Davis is fine at the backup 5. Our two biggest issues are 1) Niang is a massive net minus and that is made worse by Green being so damn inconsistent, and 2) Neither Mudiay or Exum seem to be the answer at backup PG because while both bring good things to the table (Mudiay- scoring ability, Exum- Defense) both also have severe limitations.
Ideally we would add a more complete backup PG (I wish could have kept Neto) and a backup 3/4 who is more versatile than Niang and more consistent than Green.
Our top 6 players is good enough to be a contender. DM, Rudy, Bogey, Mike, Royce and Joe. The +/- of rotations involving 5 of those 6 is great. And that's despite Mike, Joe and Donovan all struggling at different points. They still consistently beat opposing starting 5's.
All we need is one or two more rotation pieces. I think Davis is fine at the backup 5. Our two biggest issues are 1) Niang is a massive net minus and that is made worse by Green being so damn inconsistent, and 2) Neither Mudiay or Exum seem to be the answer at backup PG because while both bring good things to the table (Mudiay- scoring ability, Exum- Defense) both also have severe limitations.
Ideally we would add a more complete backup PG (I wish could have kept Neto) and a backup 3/4 who is more versatile than Niang and more consistent than Green.
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