There are maybe 5 teams tops in the league that have a "complete" starting 5, this forum is heads cratching sometimes in the things it decides to complain about endlessly.
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There are maybe 5 teams tops in the league that have a "complete" starting 5, this forum is heads cratching sometimes in the things it decides to complain about endlessly.
No I don't think any of those guy's are suitable at SF.
Ariza and Aminu probably have been the best two that you failed to mention.
But again I ask you, who do you think Dell could have signed in 2013 or 2014 at SF that would be a future SF?
My point being is that you can't fill out a team over night or even in 2-3 years.
Maybe he tried.....you can't force free agents to come here.
Since the DW and CP3 day's how many of those years after that has New Orleans been a destination for FA?
They are just starting to become a destination because of the emergence of Davis.
And on Eric.....if he doesn't opt out he will be stretched.
Unless the Evans at SF experiment works and Eric signs an extension for 10M a year....then he will definitely be gone next season.
Two fold. They signed Tyreke with the thought that he could play SF while they tried to move Gordon.
I don't think Dell signed Tyreke as the long term SF of the team. If he had then why has it taken Monty so long to say Tyreke will play the 3? Problem was Dell underestimated the ability to move Gordon without giving up a valuable asset.
We can all wait and see I suppose but I will take a bet that we go after a SF and not a SG when Gordon is gone.
If that's what you want to believe then fine.
That was all media talk to appease Gordon when they signed Tyreke.
Hey to be perfectly honest I am happy if Evans, Jrue and Gordon can all play together, but if you look at the numbers they don't stack up.
One has to go and the most inefficient guy is Gordon.
Hence why we are still searching for a SF.
Dell even said they are after a particular guy next season in Asik's press conference but declined to mention who.
Inefficient in what way? Gordon had the best TS%, eFG%, and ORtg of all three guards last season.
"I don't know if people know — I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
http://thebasketbawlblog.com/
It is possible for us to start a 3 guard lineup much like the Pistons with thomas, dumars, and vinny the microwave. It all comes down to having a good offense and an adequate defense. Can't be any worse than Vasquez covering point guards.
When I'm back home, I need to see if I can find that thread that Kumar made where it showed team points produced per drive. It took into points scored by the driving player as well as assists and even"Kobe" assists (I think, could be wrong).
It may (or may not) make you feel better to know that Gordon ranked surprisingly well in that unique stat.
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