Pelicans signing Motiejunas?

Neither of our 7 footers pass. Asik isn't a ball stopper, but he's goofy in making the ball go where it needs to and Ajinca chunks at the rim no matter what.

Donuts should provide a boost in that regard, even if he literally does nothing else.

Man the Pels are adding some fans from DMo lol. I have seen damn near 10 new people on this thread alone. No telling how many people have taken interest who don't come to message boards. This is awesome!

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Hakeem Olajuwon training DMo
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5fPsZx8E03o
Cool video of the dream teaching DMo some post moves if anyone is interested. His post game definitely looks like he soaked up some of his teaching

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Anthony Davis needs this. Bad.

Our fanbase used to love this guy, so I am kind of excited to see how he performs. He has always been a skilled player which is something I want to see from our bigs.

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Neither of our 7 footers pass. Asik isn't a ball stopper, but he's goofy in making the ball go where it needs to and Ajinca chunks at the rim no matter what.

Donuts should provide a boost in that regard, even if he literally does nothing else.

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I could definitely see D-Mo being used sort of how Gentry/Kerr used Bogut in GS. He was already playing most of his minutes at the 5.

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Anthony Davis needs this. Bad.

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Why doesn't he just do it? :(

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Why doesn't he just do it? :(

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AD wants to be far more like Durant than The Dream.

Which is sad, because Hakeem would absolutely destroy teams if he were playing now. Absolutely unguardable.

AD is leading all big men in the NBA. Guy is the most dominant big man in this game. He's going his own route which doesn't have to be identical to Hakeem to be successful. He is only 23 years old which some seem to completely forget. He has his own moves in the paint that he is still working on. Don't know how his game resembles Durants in any way. Plays a lot like Garnett which is fine with me. Again he is just 23 and it's very possible he adds another post move to his game over the next few off seasons as he enters his prime.

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AD is leading all big men in the NBA. Guy is the most dominant big man in this game. He's going his own route which doesn't have to be identical to Hakeem to be successful. He is only 23 years old which some seem to completely forget. He has his own moves in the paint that he is still working on. Don't know how his game resembles Durants in any way. Plays a lot like Garnett which is fine with me. Again he is just 23 and it's very possible he adds another post move to his game over the next few off seasons as he enters his prime.

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perhaps he and D.Mo will work together off to the side some....

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Man the Pels are adding some fans from DMo lol. I have seen damn near 10 new people on this thread alone. No telling how many people have taken interest who don't come to message boards. This is awesome!

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This

https://youtu.be/mgUvN9a-seQ?t=6m25s This play.

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https://youtu.be/mgUvN9a-seQ?t=6m25s This play.

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The moment AD knew he wanted Motiejunas in a Pels jersey

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AD is leading all big men in the NBA. Guy is the most dominant big man in this game. He's going his own route which doesn't have to be identical to Hakeem to be successful. He is only 23 years old which some seem to completely forget. He has his own moves in the paint that he is still working on. Don't know how his game resembles Durants in any way. Plays a lot like Garnett which is fine with me. Again he is just 23 and it's very possible he adds another post move to his game over the next few off seasons as he enters his prime.

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Actually believe with dmo and his elite post moves will help ad and his but also ads post moves which is why I think this move is bigger then some people think

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Actually believe with dmo and his elite post moves will help ad and his but also ads post moves which is why I think this move is bigger then some people think

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Has anyone stopped to ask if a half year rental of DMo is even a good idea?

Probably will get us a few more wins, lessen our draft possession and then leave in the off-season

I'm not so sure about it

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Has anyone stopped to ask if a half year rental of DMo is even a good idea?

Probably will get us a few more wins, lessen our draft possession and then leave in the off-season

I'm not so sure about it

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If it were for anything but the vet minimum, then yeah. It'd be a problem. But it's not and we already had a good draft. At some point, we're going to need to shoot this stupid T-word mindset behind the ear. We acquire talent after years of losing...then poof, suddenly we're ready to contend for a title? Or are we going to need playoff experience? Positive momentum upward instead of pretending that the Process is an actual thing. Hell, just look at Minnesota. All that talent, and they haven't suddenly become a winning team.

Besides, this ain't your run of the mill draft. Even if we're picking 12th or something, we can still end up with a very good player.

Plus, you know.

Lottery.

I never said his game resembles Durant at all. I said AD WANTS to be far more like Durant aka face up to the basket, jumpshots, etc. This is why he tried expanding out to the 3pt line last year. He still wants to be a guard.

Even now when you watch AD post someone up a good bit of the time he faces them up and drives. The only real move I see him make out of a post up is that baby hook move from 3-6ft out. Part of the issue I think is his handles. He lost the ball A LOT during the Cavs game when trying to post up. AD is an amazing basketball player, but his post game is a weakness. We can't just dump the ball off to him and let him back a player down.

This is the reason I like the DMo signing the most. He's the only big we have that has a post up game.

I don't know why this thread still has rumors sticker but newer mind, hope to see DMo on the court as soon as possible. In this case i think things will go well for both sides Donatas and Pelicans. Hope DMo will be in shape in couple of games, as been said he does practice 5 hours/day so it wouldn't be hard to reach it. Imho DMo fits by AD well and will help him develop his game as low post scorer. Also DMo's the passing skills are incredible for 7 footer and there would be less ISO and more team plays in Pelican games. I also hope he gets starting spot sooner than later. DMo is better player than every front court Pelicans player except AD.
BTW, why Pelicans board in RealGM forum is so unpopular?

I kinda see Dmo as Andrew Bogut lite. Less rebounding and defense, better offense the main differences.

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AD is leading all big men in the NBA. Guy is the most dominant big man in this game. He's going his own route which doesn't have to be identical to Hakeem to be successful. He is only 23 years old which some seem to completely forget. He has his own moves in the paint that he is still working on. Don't know how his game resembles Durants in any way. Plays a lot like Garnett which is fine with me. Again he is just 23 and it's very possible he adds another post move to his game over the next few off seasons as he enters his prime.

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be honest with yourself...cousins is the dominant big man in this game.....

now as for this signing...i have been crying for years over demps not addressing post up scoring......we have not had a post up player since carl landry was here and we made the playoffs with his help..........i hope this guy put a smile on my face in the paint and be able to get some points down there when the shots are not falling.......i pray for this....

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I kinda see Dmo as Andrew Bogut lite. Less rebounding and defense, better offense the main differences.

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aw man,,,you are talking about ajinca...

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Has anyone stopped to ask if a half year rental of DMo is even a good idea?

Probably will get us a few more wins, lessen our draft possession and then leave in the off-season

I'm not so sure about it

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Playoffs experience when you have young core > higher draft pick.

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be honest with yourself...cousins is the dominant big man in this game.....

now as for this signing...i have been crying for years over demps not addressing post up scoring......we have not had a post up player since carl landry was here and we made the playoffs with his help..........i hope this guy put a smile on my face in the paint and be able to get some points down there when the shots are not falling.......i pray for this....

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Offensively maybe Cousins. Overall AD is better and he's not a headcase either.

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BTW, why Pelicans board in RealGM forum is so unpopular?

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Because we have a couple of popular Pelicans boards already, there is no need for the realgm board I post in the general and trade boards from time to time as jon1798.

You can watch this guy over and over again, just really great pick by Pelicans. People who doubt about his loyality, relax, if he gets minutes, he will stay in NO. He is not about money, he is all about basketball. I think his post moves, work ethic speaks for himself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgUvN9a-seQ

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be honest with yourself...cousins is the dominant big man in this game.....

now as for this signing...i have been crying for years over demps not addressing post up scoring......we have not had a post up player since carl landry was here and we made the playoffs with his help..........i hope this guy put a smile on my face in the paint and be able to get some points down there when the shots are not falling.......i pray for this....

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Cousins is not the most dominant big in the game. Cousins has never once in his career had a season with a FG% over 50. AD has a career average above 50%. AD is averaging more ppg, 2 more rpg, 1 more bpg, and turning the ball over less. All while being just 23 years old and Cousins is right in the heart of his prime at 26. This isn't even adding in the head case he is. So AD basically beats him in every meaningful category outside of assists so how is Cousins the more dominant big? The most dominant big isn't about who has the better post game. So before you claim Cousins is the most dominant big in the NBA please tell me how!? Because the #s sure don't say he is. AD also has put up one of the most dominant seasons in NBA history by a big man which CousIns has not. Again AD is only 23 and Cousins is 26.

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Cousins is not the most dominant big in the game. Cousins has never once in his career had a season with a FG% over 50. AD has a career average above 50%. AD is averaging more ppg, 2 more rpg, 1 more bpg, and turning the ball over less. All while being just 23 years old and Cousins is right in the heart of his prime at 26. This isn't even adding in the head case he is. So AD basically beats him in every meaningful category outside of assists so how is Cousins the more dominant big? The most dominant big isn't about who has the better post game. So before you claim Cousins is the most dominant big in the NBA please tell me how!? Because the #s sure don't say he is. AD also has put up one of the most dominant seasons in NBA history by a big man which CousIns has not. Again AD is only 23 and Cousins is 26.

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use the eye test....cousins has a inside game that AD dont have and imo never will have.....cousins can shoot outside shots too....cousins has the all around game and you cant deny that........now help me understand how can AD be the dominant big man in the game when he dont have a inside post game?..........i know this is small ball time now but big men still do play inside out..........its not about the age of them its about all around game.......and cousins being nutball dont matter either.....

can you throw the ball inside the paint to AD where he can bully a player and score or draw fouls?.....majority of AD points come from outside......its a reason why you and almost all of us like the d-mo signing...because he can get inside the paint points....

Cousins and Davis are such different beasts that trying to determine which one is better is useless. A 300 pound post pounder with court vision and a decent shot vs. an athletic pick and roll freak with a massive wingspan who blocks shots and does a bit of everything on offensive.

The only reason we are talking about who is better is because they are both labeled "big men" by all star voters and casual fans. They're both just superstars who need better supporting casts ASAP.

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use the eye test....cousins has a inside game that AD dont have and imo never will have.....cousins can shoot outside shots too....cousins has the all around game and you cant deny that........now help me understand how can AD be the dominant big man in the game when he dont have a inside post game?..........i know this is small ball time now but big men still do play inside out..........its not about the age of them its about all around game.......and cousins being nutball dont matter either.....

can you throw the ball inside the paint to AD where he can bully a player and score or draw fouls?.....majority of AD points come from outside......its a reason why you and almost all of us like the d-mo signing...because he can get inside the paint points....

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You have nothing on your side. It the "eye test" that no does not clearly show he is the better play. I presented you with all the facts. Cousins has not been above 50% his entire career so obviously his post game isn't working out very well for him and ADs score more efficiently. Give me the guy who scores just as many points and is more efficient any day over thir or that style. Not to mention he is only a 1 way player while AD is at the top on both sides of the ball. Again he is also 3 years younger. Sorry but that's eye test isn't enough. Especially when you only see Cousins less then a handful of times each year.

Barkley just said it was a nice pick up for the Pels on TNT postgame.

#Pelslife

#Wearedoomed!

D Mo is a great great signing. It's a steal at the vet min alone. If he can stay somewhat healthy then it's a ridiculous type steal. One that I'm shocked Dell Demps did. Can't wait to see him getting some quality PT. Love this signing

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use the eye test....cousins has a inside game that AD dont have and imo never will have.....cousins can shoot outside shots too....cousins has the all around game and you cant deny that........now help me understand how can AD be the dominant big man in the game when he dont have a inside post game?..........i know this is small ball time now but big men still do play inside out..........its not about the age of them its about all around game.......and cousins being nutball dont matter either.....

can you throw the ball inside the paint to AD where he can bully a player and score or draw fouls?.....majority of AD points come from outside......its a reason why you and almost all of us like the d-mo signing...because he can get inside the paint points....

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What exactly are u saying tho? Is it that Cousins is the better player over Davis right now? Cuz it sounds like that. If so then I highly disagree and every stat "general and advanced" that matters would agree with me. Cousins has the better back to the basket game right now today. That's all he does better. Davis is also 3-4 years younger and his B2B game has improved every year and I'd bet anything he has that aspect of his game conquered in the next 3-4 years. Cousins is the best of the true Centers in today's NBA. I consider Davis a true PF like Duncan, Garnett, etc. They're very diff players but AD is the better overall player for sure. Then u have to factor in his behavior and locker room presence when judging an NBA player. Cousins is lacking there big time. Doesn't hesitate to do something stupid and hurt his team in middle of a game. Cousins next to AD would be the most dominant big man combo since the twin towers in S.A and likely be better and GOAT. Love me some Cousins and the edge he plays with but he needs to know when to reel it in and chill. Today's NBA isn't the 1995 NBA. Cousins would've been a legend in the 1990's NBA. A straight legend and not a supposed "problem child". Today's NBA is soft and watered down. I've been saying that for a while now.

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What exactly are u saying tho? Is it that Cousins is the better player over Davis right now? Cuz it sounds like that. If so then I highly disagree and every stat "general and advanced" that matters would agree with me. Cousins has the better back to the basket game right now today. That's all he does better. Davis is also 3-4 years younger and his B2B game has improved every year and I'd bet anything he has that aspect of his game conquered in the next 3-4 years. Cousins is the best of the true Centers in today's NBA. I consider Davis a true PF like Duncan, Garnett, etc. They're very diff players but AD is the better overall player for sure. Then u have to factor in his behavior and locker room presence when judging an NBA player. Cousins is lacking there big time. Doesn't hesitate to do something stupid and hurt his team in middle of a game. Cousins next to AD would be the most dominant big man combo since the twin towers in S.A and likely be better and GOAT. Love me some Cousins and the edge he plays with but he needs to know when to reel it in and chill. Today's NBA isn't the 1995 NBA. Cousins would've been a legend in the 1990's NBA. A straight legend and not a supposed "problem child". Today's NBA is soft and watered down. I've been saying that for a while now.

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yes, im saying cousins is the dominant player now.....yes ,stats say that AD is better then cousins but yall know that stats dont tell the whole truth.......if AD is a 5 now then i dont think he is the dominant big in the game now........on offense AD shoots jumpers and if his outside shot is not falling then what do AD have to fall back on to dominate on offense with?.....AD has no post game yet and thats why imo cousins is the dominant big in the game now.....AD block more shots then cousins but on the flip side, AD would give up more points than cousins in the paint because cousins can hold his own down there...........cousins being a nut ball does not take away from his dominance imo........

Im talking about the last 2 years and now and imo cousins is the most dominant big man in the game....if you want to go with just the stats then AD is the better player.....

Have there ever been a dominant big who had no post game?...if there was one,,i cant remember who...im being honest when i say i cant remember who .....i just think that if you have 2 bigs thats equal and one has a post game then im going with the one who has a post game to fall back on........

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You have nothing on your side. It the "eye test" that no does not clearly show he is the better play. I presented you with all the facts. Cousins has not been above 50% his entire career so obviously his post game isn't working out very well for him and ADs score more efficiently. Give me the guy who scores just as many points and is more efficient any day over thir or that style. Not to mention he is only a 1 way player while AD is at the top on both sides of the ball. Again he is also 3 years younger. Sorry but that's eye test isn't enough. Especially when you only see Cousins less then a handful of times each year.

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your stats say AD is the better player but is AD the most dominant?....stats dont tell it all and you of all people should know this........AD and cousins play offense and defense......ill ask you the same question...when AD shot is not falling then what do he have to fall back on?....AD dont have a post game yet to fall back on and cousins do........stats dont tell it all......AD was 7-20 last night...ijs maybe if he had a post game, just maybe he could go 14-20........imo cousins has the edge because he has a post game......

now everyone on this board seen diallo play in two games and put up good stats.....hell, he played better than buddy back then.......majority of the posters on the board want diallo to get some pt because of what we saw him do when given the time to play..........you came on here and told all of us that gentry know better then us and see the kid everyday in practice and you take his judgement..........now when it comes to diallo you want to throw stats out the window....if you are going to use only your stats as facts then why are you not using your stats to back up diallo?......because stats dont tell the whole truth right?.........

LoL the whole Diallo thing makes no sense. Diallo IMO has played great and I would love to see him on the court. Never said other wise. His stats do tell a lot of the story on how well he has played. Now that doesn't necessarily means he's fully ready and does all of the little things right which everyone should fully expect from a rookie. I do trust Gentry more then anyone on this board on the status of him being fully prepared to succeed.

Since AD has no post game and blah blah then how is he converting at a higher % with more points then Cousins? He averages 50%+ from the field for his career and Cousins has yet to break 50% once. Also AD is a 2 way player while Cousins plays one side of the ball. Again you have not stated anything on how Cousins is more dominant then AD except he has a better post game. Last I checked having a better post game doesn't make you the more dominant player and if it did then Monroe is one of the elite big men just because he plays better then AD in the post. You're ignoring everything AD does better which is just about everything besides passing and his post game.

If Asik is a 1 and Gasol is a 10 what kind of a player do you think Montiejunas can be ?


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If D-Mo steps into the bench post scorer role, do you play Diallo with him? I can't see T-Jones and D-Mo being a good fit together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPf_vRSVBDg

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He played good tonight hopefully they will look for him more in the future .


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It's funny how Locked On Pelicans and BourbonStreetShots podcasts after signing Motiejunas were very negative and said he's unlikely to produce anything for this team; complaining how it might even be a bad signing despite it being 600k contract, how he will stop Diallo's progress (when Diallo wasn't getting minutes anyway). I wasn't following Pelicans closely up until this week and it shocked me how NBA journalists, who cover NBA team, would be so sceptical about signing DMo on a MINIMUM deal while playing Terrence freakin Jones up to 30 minutes a night. Same Terrence Jones that Motiejunas pushed out of rotation in Houston over and over AND OVER again. Same Terrence Jones who was sitting on Houston's bench with DNP-CD 8 months ago, watching Donatas "rehabbing after injury" Motiejunas put up 14 points 13 rebounds, fighting Draymond Green, blocking Klay Thompson's mid range jumpers, drawing charges left and right in Houston's only win against Warriors in the playoffs.
I get that Pelicans are not where fanbase wants them to be, but the never ending pessimism from journalists who cover Pelicans just shocked me.

Maybe he can teach Omer how not to suck so hard

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If Asik is a 1 and Gasol is a 10 what kind of a player do you think Montiejunas can be ?


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He has the potential to be an 8. The guy IMO when healthy has a skill set similiar to the Gasol brothers and a little in between styles. Offensively he is damn near as good. Defensively he's not as good but a little different as well. I watched him lock down Green and guard him step for step. He's not a great rim protector but can hold his own with bigs. Kid has a ton of potential and can fit in great next to AD.

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It's funny how Locked On Pelicans and BourbonStreetShots podcasts after signing Motiejunas were very negative and said he's unlikely to produce anything for this team; complaining how it might even be a bad signing despite it being 600k contract, how he will stop Diallo's progress (when Diallo wasn't getting minutes anyway). I wasn't following Pelicans closely up until this week and it shocked me how NBA journalists, who cover NBA team, would be so sceptical about signing DMo on a MINIMUM deal while playing Terrence freakin Jones up to 30 minutes a night. Same Terrence Jones that Motiejunas pushed out of rotation in Houston over and over AND OVER again. Same Terrence Jones who was sitting on Houston's bench with DNP-CD 8 months ago, watching Donatas "rehabbing after injury" Motiejunas put up 14 points 13 rebounds, fighting Draymond Green, blocking Klay Thompson's mid range jumpers, drawing charges left and right in Houston's only win against Warriors in the playoffs.
I get that Pelicans are not where fanbase wants them to be, but the never ending pessimism from journalists who cover Pelicans just shocked me.

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It's funny how Locked On Pelicans and BourbonStreetShots podcasts after signing Motiejunas were very negative and said he's unlikely to produce anything for this team; complaining how it might even be a bad signing despite it being 600k contract, how he will stop Diallo's progress (when Diallo wasn't getting minutes anyway). I wasn't following Pelicans closely up until this week and it shocked me how NBA journalists, who cover NBA team, would be so sceptical about signing DMo on a MINIMUM deal while playing Terrence freakin Jones up to 30 minutes a night. Same Terrence Jones that Motiejunas pushed out of rotation in Houston over and over AND OVER again. Same Terrence Jones who was sitting on Houston's bench with DNP-CD 8 months ago, watching Donatas "rehabbing after injury" Motiejunas put up 14 points 13 rebounds, fighting Draymond Green, blocking Klay Thompson's mid range jumpers, drawing charges left and right in Houston's only win against Warriors in the playoffs.
I get that Pelicans are not where fanbase wants them to be, but the never ending pessimism from journalists who cover Pelicans just shocked me.

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I don't see how DMo is anyway could be a bad signing. Blocking Diallos progress? The guy is working hard and getting better everyday. Joel said today how hard the kid works. You don't need to play to develop. Probably best the way we are developing to have him fully prepared to succeed.

The game you are talking about with DMo really shows this kids potential. I was watching him and was amazed thinking he was going to be one of the next great big men and a potential key to playing with the Warriors. So having AD and DMo definitely isn't a bad duo to have considering we now have 2 big men who give the Warriors fits. DMo showed he can be one of the most skilled big men in the game. I'll say it again he has Gasol brother potential offensively.

2 great videos showing DMo against the Warriors. Still did much more these videos don't show and this was after injury. I'm sure we will get a show of what he does but was great seeing it on such a big stage against the best team dominating Green all game along with Bogut and Speights.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dazUZr86sRE
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mr167lMsGPk

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It's funny how Locked On Pelicans and BourbonStreetShots podcasts after signing Motiejunas were very negative and said he's unlikely to produce anything for this team; complaining how it might even be a bad signing despite it being 600k contract, how he will stop Diallo's progress (when Diallo wasn't getting minutes anyway). I wasn't following Pelicans closely up until this week and it shocked me how NBA journalists, who cover NBA team, would be so sceptical about signing DMo on a MINIMUM deal while playing Terrence freakin Jones up to 30 minutes a night. Same Terrence Jones that Motiejunas pushed out of rotation in Houston over and over AND OVER again. Same Terrence Jones who was sitting on Houston's bench with DNP-CD 8 months ago, watching Donatas "rehabbing after injury" Motiejunas put up 14 points 13 rebounds, fighting Draymond Green, blocking Klay Thompson's mid range jumpers, drawing charges left and right in Houston's only win against Warriors in the playoffs.
I get that Pelicans are not where fanbase wants them to be, but the never ending pessimism from journalists who cover Pelicans just shocked me.

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weird, a new user with a nickname of "I hate T.Jones!" complaining about never ending pessimism and negativity at another player? I didn't actually hear the specific negativity you speak about in the locked on podcast. More two bloggers chatting about what impact he could have, and MM saying its funny the people who were crying for more playing time for Diallo are happy with the signing, even though it means less playing time now for Diallo. that and MM having a go at people using the phrase "low risk high reward". Part of the low expectation being that dmo is behind on play time with the team, missing camp, hasn't played ball in a while. hardly invalid points on the guy.

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Always felt that's kinda cowardly. It's a win-win from a certain perspective.

If they're right, they get to say I told you so.
If they're wrong, something good happened anyway.

Let's say DMo ends up averaging something like 13 pts, 6 reb, 3 ast per game on 50% shooting and 38% from 3. How much should the Pels be willing to offer him?

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Let's say DMo ends up averaging something like 13 pts, 6 reb, 3 ast per game on 50% shooting and 38% from 3. How much should the Pels be willing to offer him?

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Always felt that's kinda cowardly. It's a win-win from a certain perspective.

If they're right, they get to say I told you so.
If they're wrong, something good happened anyway.

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Yeah that's the vibe I tend to get when listening to Pels podcast people. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad those people put the time in to put out podcasts/articles. There just usually tends to be an underlying pessimism. Though they will pass it off as realism. I think the Pels lack of success is the main reason for it, which I guess is understandable.

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Let's say DMo ends up averaging something like 13 pts, 6 reb, 3 ast per game on 50% shooting and 38% from 3. How much should the Pels be willing to offer him?

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the better question would be 'how much could we offer him?'. if we renounce our cap hold on reke and jones, I think it leaves us 5 mill in cap space (with jrues cap hold of 17mill, and dante and Langston picking up their player options)