Re: Game Thread: Hornets @ Thunder
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Originally Posted by
Inner_GI
Vasquez is probably somewhere in the 12-18 range of PGs in the NBA. He is average, but, I agree, people get extremely defensive when talking about him. There are holes in Vasquez's game that are near impossible to fix. We can cover them up with other players at other positions if that is the way Dell wants to go; I'm not denying that fact.
I can agree with the bolded.
We struggle because we don't have enough talent. Our starters are around average or slightly better for their position, but that isn't going to cut it. We need more top-flight talent. The only person that would shock me if traded is Davis. Everyone else should be actively shopped and I imagine they are.
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Re: Game Thread: Hornets @ Thunder
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Originally Posted by
kclaboy504
I think u have to include Ryno with davis on that list. He isn't going anywhere.
Nope, he is eminently tradeable as he only has a major impact on one side of the court.
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Re: Game Thread: Hornets @ Thunder
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Originally Posted by
RaisingTheBar
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What? He doesn't make an impact defensively. I don't see how that can be a controversial statement.
Maybe I should be clear that I don't want these guys traded but that the team should be going out to see what they can get for these players. Davis is the one that I would let other teams initiate the trade talks for rather than do that myself.
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Re: Game Thread: Hornets @ Thunder
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Originally Posted by
Inner_GI
He rebounds and plays average defense. That's way more than other Shooting PFs usually provide. Just saying.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess you just don't watch the game the same way I do. That's cool, but I see 6 pieces on this team I want to keep:
In Order
Davis
Anderson
Rivers
Smith
Aminu
Lopez
Anderson plays average man defense but terrible help defense (similar to Bargnani). And playing average defense isn't being impactful. :p
I'd still prefer to keep Anderson, too. Hell, Rivers and Aminu are my favorite players on this team. My first ever sports jersey is a Mardi Gras Rivers one that I picked up at the Nets game.
The thing about these players that we want to keep is that they are also the only ones that other teams would want. We have to give up something to get something. I would initiate trade talks with other teams for all our players except Davis.
I wouldn't be super aggressive and try to trade them as soon as possible or anything. Think about it like making a price check. Keep making inquiries on our guys every so often and see if we like any of the offers coming back.
The reason why I wouldn't do this for Davis is because I feel that he can become a generational super-star type player. You can't really get a fair trade back for that.
The other guys we have, though, are not like that and we can get fair offers that improve our team for them. Just check out the offers for them every so often and see if they would be worth our while.
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