Originally posted by oldninerdude:He's a great outside, three point shooter. That opens up a lot of other things, not the least of which would be more room for DMC inside.
So was Jimmer
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Originally posted by oldninerdude:He's a great outside, three point shooter. That opens up a lot of other things, not the least of which would be more room for DMC inside.
Originally posted by marshniners24:Originally posted by oldninerdude:He's a great outside, three point shooter. That opens up a lot of other things, not the least of which would be more room for DMC inside.
So was Jimmer
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Yeah, you are probably right, i may just still have some bitterness left over from the previous regime. but some of the things that rubbed me the wrong way and have caused me to question the FO:
1. Trading Evans for Vasquez. I understand that NO was offering a lot of $, but this team was/is in no position to give away talent, let alone their 2nd most talented player. We can't land top level guys via FA, so when you hit on a draft pick, you need to keep that pick and build around it. Evans was/is the superior player to Vasquez (whose assist #'s were greatly inflated in NO's PG friendly system) and i find it hard to believe that he was the best option via sign and trade.
2. Having the option to take back Robin Lopez, who would have filled a huge role as a mobile 5 who could be interchangeable with Cousins, a la Dalembert, and instead using him as a throwaway to POR in the Evans trade.
3. They preached all offseason about becoming a better passing and defensive team. so what do they do? they trade their best/only passer for Rudy Gay and then they trade their best defender for Derrick Williams. While i don't have a huge issue with the trades from a talent standpoint, this goes completely against what they were preaching. At least with Moute and Vasquez, you had 2 guys that had a role and knew their role.
4. I am not going to really complain about this one, because i was not totally sold on MCW, but drafting Ben when they could have taken MCW. MWC was a big , multi talented PG who could handle the ball, defend, create his own shot, etc. Ben's faults were known coming out of Kansas. Couldn't handle the ball and couldn't create his own shot..and all of that has proven to be true. Now granted this was only his rookie season and i expect him to improve and by no means am giving up on him, but it just gets frustrating coming off of numerous wasted draft picks.
I am totally on board with trading the pick, but it better not be for someone like Dennis Schroeder as has been reported.
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by SacRock14:
Originally posted by 9erReign:
Originally posted by SacRock14:
Scott Howard-Cooper @SHowardCooper 5m
Just filed to http://NBA.com : Kings put No. 8 on the trade block, wanting veteran instead of next rookie to develop. Link to come.
Makes sense. Would love to package the pick to get something proven.
lol something proven? Cause the Kings are SO CLOSE to contention? They are idiots to pass up on somebody like Smart. Take a gamble. And not a Jimmer gamble.
Right, and the way to build a winner is to continually stock up on mid-late lottery picks. As I've said, I think there are 8 solid talents here (Smart is one of them) and that might be our best move. But if we can get someone in a trade who can come in right away, with a track record of success, why not? We have no idea who might be available on the trade market...foolish to not explore.
Exactly. We have a s**tload of young guys with "potential." We've had these 5-10 picks for years now. Hasn't worked too well... Depending on what we get, I would much rather prefer a solid vet. But, with the 8th pick who can we really get? Would they have to package something?
Originally posted by btthepunk:
Originally posted by marshniners24:
Originally posted by btthepunk:
I wouldn't mind McDermott. He's compared to Wally Sczcerbiak.
What would McDermott positively add to this team?
I am one who thinks he will be a good nba player but if we take him I would be furious. It would be like us taking Jimmer again
I don't know a lot of his game but doesn't he play SF? He seems to be pretty good in most areas and has room to improve on defense.
Originally posted by Zachary:
Originally posted by btthepunk:
Originally posted by marshniners24:
Originally posted by btthepunk:
I wouldn't mind McDermott. He's compared to Wally Sczcerbiak.
What would McDermott positively add to this team?
I am one who thinks he will be a good nba player but if we take him I would be furious. It would be like us taking Jimmer again
I don't know a lot of his game but doesn't he play SF? He seems to be pretty good in most areas and has room to improve on defense.
maybe a poor mans k love
Originally posted by Muggins:
I know this doesn't really belong in here but it kinda does.. just saw on twitter that the Sterling's are meeting with Balmer/Seattle about selling the Clippers.
http://www.tmz.com/2014/05/25/shelly-sterling-steve-ballmer-clippers-sale-seattle-sell/
Originally posted by Muggins:I know this doesn't really belong in here but it kinda does.. just saw on twitter that the Sterling's are meeting with Balmer/Seattle about selling the Clippers.
http://www.tmz.com/2014/05/25/shelly-sterling-steve-ballmer-clippers-sale-seattle-sell/
Originally posted by sacniner:f**k it, why not... I could just imagine how pissed Love would be though lol
Originally posted by marshulk:Originally posted by sacniner:f**k it, why not... I could just imagine how pissed Love would be though lol
You never know. I think Vivek and PDA would try as much as they can to prove to him Sacramento and the Kings are on the rise.
We'd have the best defensive front court in NBA history