porfavors
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No. LaHarry B.Is this another one of LaVar’s kids?
No. LaHarry B.Is this another one of LaVar’s kids?
That never happened. Stop being a snowflake.Bogie for Barnes makes sense for us. Not sure it makes the best sense for Sacramento. Bogie and a first, probably does for them.
Having said that, I seem to recall several people being belittled by CY for suggesting Bogie trades. Still, CY, thanks for bringing the tone down a bit as of late. It makes this space more comfortable for all.
I think it would cost Bogey and a first... I think its pretty clear from the rumors that Boston would prefer Barnes as he is the guy they have had their eye on. So Sacramento might get a first and a prospect from Boston for him... we would have to add something to that pot to get the better perceived player. Can't just be a second or a middling prospect.Real talk, what do you think it’d take to get him? Bogey and a second? I feel like bogey is worth 2 firsts so if Sac turned right around and traded him they could essentially get 2 first and a second for HB which seems like great value. I think in the off-season, unless we get close enough to a title run the owners say f it let’s lay for it, then I think we’d have to either look at letting mike go via sign and trade or ingles. Everyone else is just too valuable and if HB hits then his combined shooting, size, and defense is needed more imo than another year older of joe ingles leading the bench (even though Joe has been rock solid and I want him to retire here).
2 first are typically reserved for All-Stars. I think it would take a 1st and a number of young promising rotation type players.Real talk, what do you think it’d take to get him? Bogey and a second? I feel like bogey is worth 2 firsts so if Sac turned right around and traded him they could essentially get 2 first and a second for HB which seems like great value. I think in the off-season, unless we get close enough to a title run the owners say f it let’s lay for it, then I think we’d have to either look at letting mike go via sign and trade or ingles. Everyone else is just too valuable and if HB hits then his combined shooting, size, and defense is needed more imo than another year older of joe ingles leading the bench (even though Joe has been rock solid and I want him to retire here).
When he is waived I expect an epic meme thread... no matter where he signs I expect another epic meme thread when he lands somewhere.All these threads will become irrelevant when we sign OPJ with one of our exceptions. But we need to make more offerings.
I am grateful for the ignore button. Didn't know it existed until a few days ago. Thanks, but I'll pass on all things Saint Cy in the future. It seemed like he was turning a corner after the whole "having fun with your wife while she's wearing a cross" thing. But clearly not. It's been real nice hearing about how much you demand respect from others without ever giving any yourself... Good luck with your 'quest'.
Anywho... the board won't censor you, but I can. Peace out negative nancy... Click Ignore Now...
From my understanding his interior d is good and his perimeter d is decent/normal. He is obviously more athletic than bogey and rebounds better so that is good. Someone said HB has got himself a really high true shooting percentage this year that frankly might not be sustainable. He does have great playoff experience. Since he did play for that warriors team I think he’d adjust to our playing style very nicely. I looked at the game logs for him and bogey and it seems that bogey has more hot games but also more cold games where HB is more consistent to give you 15-20pts per night. Frankly I’d love someone else’s insight as well.How much of an upgrade on D and a downgrade on O would Barnes be over Bogey anyway? I haven't watched literally any Sac basketball this year, little to none in previous years, so I have no eye test to go on. His defensive rating this year it much worse than Bogey, where Bogey is around 112 and Barnes is at 120. Even if the stats don't look good, is he still the kind of player you can put on a Kawhi or LeBron for extended minutes and who could at least be an irritant to them, if not outright stick with them? I just don't know if that makes any sense at this point at all. If he is at least equal on offense, or say a drop off of 10% or so, and yet an increase in defense of say 20-30% then it would be a no-brainer. Heck maybe it is anyway, I just haven't seen much of the guy.
If he continues to underperform, the Jazz lose their best shot at winning it all. I'm not saying Barnes is a clear-cut home-run, but I'm not putting a chip this year on the line just to get a better idea of the financial picture next year.I think we hold onto Bojan and it all depends on his playoff performance if he stays.
I've been predicting all year that he shines when it matters. I think he will figure it out like the vet he is, and bring it the playoffs.
Is he under performs like he has all year then I think they try and trade him during the offseason.
They will consider a trade for Barnes but in the end decide to stick with Bogie for the rest of the year.
It's hard for me to ignore the age difference, baseline athleticism difference, and that Bogey primarily plays with one of the greatest defensive players of all time behind him (and that Barnes doesn't).How much of an upgrade on D and a downgrade on O would Barnes be over Bogey anyway? I haven't watched literally any Sac basketball this year, little to none in previous years, so I have no eye test to go on. His defensive rating this year it much worse than Bogey, where Bogey is around 112 and Barnes is at 120. Even if the stats don't look good, is he still the kind of player you can put on a Kawhi or LeBron for extended minutes and who could at least be an irritant to them, if not outright stick with them? I just don't know if that makes any sense at this point at all. If he is at least equal on offense, or say a drop off of 10% or so, and yet an increase in defense of say 20-30% then it would be a no-brainer. Heck maybe it is anyway, I just haven't seen much of the guy.
Problem is that for all of Joe's savvy, he simply can't keep up with quicker or more explosive players. And can Joe get you a bucket in a busted set as well? Also, given that you can only play 5 players at a time, specialists (like a "defender" you "add") might improve an outcome on one play, but could swing the other way (even farther) on others.As I have thought through this one... I think I'm good with Bojan. I'd rather add in a wing defender and if you need to sit Bojan at the end of games for the defender or just put Joe in then so be it.
The issue we have had is stopping teams with two good wings end of game. The Clips are the main team that worries me there and Joe could cover PG. Not sure how much better Joe would have faired on Tobias.Problem is that for all of Joe's savvy, he simply can't keep up with quicker or more explosive players. And can Joe get you a bucket in a busted set as well? Also, given that you can only play 5 players at a time, specialists (like a "defender" you "add") don't might contextually change certain plays, but could swing the other way on others.
As much fun as the hydra is, creating a more-solvent, clearly preferable 5-man unit remains elusive. Get that, then garnish with specialists, rather than relying on them.
I think Barnes - at least hypothetically - is a more complete player that could maintain his production for more years. I don't know that I'm talking about, though, and Barnes has always promised more than he's delivered.
I won't expect to see them because I finally got smart a couple years ago.If we won a title with Harrison Barnes, expect to see some PGAB posts demanding vindication.