MrYellow

Now, I see many of you would be pretty excited about Sap + Horford + DH on the court. Let me remind you that more and more teams are going small because TODAY it's more efficient. Let me remind you that last year's Nba champions used to play D Green (a not-so-big) PF at the C with insane Net Rtg. Let me remind you that Cleveland this year played most of the time with only one big man, and furthermore it sometimes used to be Kevin Love (not the ideal rim protector, I guess). Just to to point it out.

If we really sign Howard I don't see why we should keep both Millsap and Horford. Sure, we would have top Nba combination at the 4-5 sports for all 48 minutes, but we would still have a SF black hole. 'Sap can maybe play the 3, but for few minutes and not at his actual potential. And Splitter would be useless. If we really sign Howard, we need a (sign and?) trade.

Stretch splitter? I'd rather keep him.

"He's a top shot blocker and rebounder... That makes him a top defender" 1940 nba here we come.

Trading Korver?!?!? That's mad... trading korver to keep bazemore? That's even worse

Phil J chose Hornacek and now rose, talking again about TPO is silly.

Sure they can let Barnes go, but I guess they'll think more than twice before changing all those efficient equilibria they created.

Even if GS wants Horford, they have to give up something. I'm not so sure they're willing to change their roster for a player who's not KD.

Yeah, that's so stupid, he should have just said "we suck".

THJ out

16 M ? Bye bye Baze and good luck.

C's for Bradley and/or Crowder + Nets 1st pick?

Does it really make sense?

Of GS really wants Horford we should include Barnes as a part of the deal, given that they don't have enough cap space.

Maybe we're just messing around with the definition of glue guy... A glue guy is a not special player who does a little bit of everything, all those tiny little actions who make a team work better. But really good players who can do that are not glue guys... otherwise even Sir Lebron James is a glue guy.

Him = Durant.

D Green is a good player, not a glue guy. Glue guys are those complementary players that can add their contribute by doing good "marginal" thing, which of course are fundamental to succeed, but still they're marginal. Draymond Green does not fall in this definitions, he's a central column. All nba teams need champions first and glue guys next.

At least we try to try to sign him. It's a beginning.

Definitely the guy who brought us coach Bud.

My guess is that working on our new pick Prince is better than adding some expensive (J Green) or questionable (Harkless) mediocre players just for their size.

good player > glue guy Always

1. If he moves is for a max deal; 2. Given a max deal offer on the table, GS is likely to match it anyway if they can't sign KD.

D'Mo would be great but: 1) INJ PROOOOOONE 2) he's restricted

2020 if all the previous picks were lottery: 2nd 2020 + 2nd 2021

Rule #1 is a basic FIBA rule which is valid all over the world except for nba. I'd prohibit to call time out during 50/50 balls, when a player dives to reach it or all those situation where the possession does not clearly belong to one team