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Go GET Teague

Hassan Whiteside's 2013-14 international stats: 20.6 points, 14.8 rebounds, 4.1 blocks, 54.3% from the floor.

He definitely underwhelmed overseas before Miami just miraculously gave him starts.

sorry, which league/leagues was this from?
 
you don't know where Hassan played? This is your point, bro, and it seems to be getting away from you.

he played very well in one campaign with one Chinese team, BUT played very poorly afterwards with another Chinese and Lebanese team. Hence the underwhelming performance.
 
he played very well in one campaign with one Chinese team, BUT played very poorly afterwards with another Chinese and Lebanese team. Hence the underwhelming performance.

****, per your last post, I thought you'd left. How long is this second-wind scramble going to last?
 
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last offseason WAS the time, brough.

you missed. swinging, though.

Why are you so stuck on what didn't transpire in the off season. You aren't really making a point. There was no one to be had that would have made that big of a difference.
 
I think getting Tobias Harris would have been great actually. But they would have matched, so the point is moot.

Lyles will be a much better fit with way fewer dollars in at most two years. Thanks to cake-baking, we now know this. Tobias hasnt even been cracking 30 minutes on his team lately thanks to the play of all-world players like Frye, Gordon, and Fournier.

Really? Haven't seen much of him this year. I was really high on him.

I don't think Tobias is playing limited minutes because he isn't good. Skiles is doing that to every player on that team. I'm not saying Tobias is great, but you have to look at the coaching philosophy on that one.
 
I swear we need a section on this board where only dal, hacl and NAOS are allowed to argue. They shouldn't be allowed to talk with each other outside of that section.
 
Teague is okay, but the Jazz have limited assets (unless they move a core guy), and Od rather save them for a bigger move on a guy with upside. You get to build towards one shot and you have to make it count. Going all in on Jeff Teague doesn't do that for me. I don't give up Burks unless I'm getting something rock solid back in return.
 
I haven't had a chance to read thru the 15 pages, but I think I'd be for this trade. I'm so tired of having below average PG play. Especially when you consider that PG is the deepest position in the league right now.
Exum isn't gonna be 100% next year, and we need to show Favors and Hayward that we are capable of making a move.

But for real...I'm so tired of our PG play the past 5 years
 
I haven't had a chance to read thru the 15 pages, but I think I'd be for this trade. I'm so tired of having below average PG play. Especially when you consider that PG is the deepest position in the league right now.
Exum isn't gonna be 100% next year, and we need to show Favors and Hayward that we are capable of making a move.

But for real...I'm so tired of our PG play the past 5 years

The last 5 or so pages are Dal and NAOS arguing.
 
I haven't had a chance to read thru the 15 pages, but I think I'd be for this trade. I'm so tired of having below average PG play. Especially when you consider that PG is the deepest position in the league right now.
Exum isn't gonna be 100% next year, and we need to show Favors and Hayward that we are capable of making a move.

But for real...I'm so tired of our PG play the past 5 years

Same. Is Teague the future Chris Paul ? Of course not, but he is a solid PG, someone who will get the job done, who will get the ball to the right places on time. He is having a bit of a down year and his ankle deserves thorough examination, but he is worth a shot.

To those who say "we need to save our assets for a bigger shot" I ask what are the chances we get a shot at a big talented player ? Utah is not LA or NY or Miami, just like OKC or Minny, your best players are those you drafted, you have a hard time getting FAs and trades for a big star never really work out.

Teague might not change the world, but he isn't signed for long nor expensive and he does the job. If it works out well for him and the Jazz then he is a just turned 29 FA who could be enticed to stay for a long contract at a decently expensive clip. I don't remember exactly what the CBA allows, but say 4/5 years at 12/14M, it would in the context of the new CBA be a solid quality contract.
 
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