I'd be honoured to have knight and his contract as opposed to Asik
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I'd be honoured to have knight and his contract as opposed to Asik
are there new rumors with the Pels & Suns popping up? Why is Bledsoe and Knight now being thrown around?
I've already said this in this thread, but he was 464 out of 468 players in he league in real plus minus. He was LITERALLY one of the worst players in the entire league. And he is owed 3 years and $45 million, making him probably the single worst contract in the league.
Are we also going to get back Evan Turner, Luol Deng and Mosgov? Because that would be better for us.
This doesn't even mention that we are up against the luxury tax and taking on a salary like that is completely unrealistic along with Bledsoe.
Long story short, let's please not mention Knight again as someone that is even a possible Pelican.
For my own health/sanity can Phoenix not be mentioned unless something substantial is found.
Yeah, I guess that is true. If getting Bledsoe requires you to take Knight then that would eliminate Wall next year. But there must be another way to get Bledsoe and Wall. We need to talk to the guy at Kentucky who was paying them all, maybe we could pick his brain to see what he did.
RPM is a single stat that doesn't always tell the entire story of who a guy was playing with, injuries, or whether or not he was put in the right position to succeed. Tony Parker, Avery Bradley, Dennis Schroder, Shaun Livingston, Chris Dunn, Dante Exum, Reggie Jackson, Emmanuel Mudiay, Jordan Clarkson, Wade Baldwin... which one of these would you turn down if we could get them on this team? They all had negative RPM. Some are vets, some are younger players. It's one advanced stat. Give it rest. It's not the be all, end all of basketball.
Atlanta will not match New York's $71M offer sheet to Tim Hardaway Jr., but official notification still hours away, sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 8, 2017
The only way you're getting Wall as a free agent is if Wall doesn't sign his extension. That's a lot of money to give up. I really don't see players passing up on the super max.
Best case scenario for us would be Wall signing his super max, the Wiz failing to make the playoffs in a crappy East, and us being able to trade Holiday, other salary, and picks for Wall. Wall, if he ever came, would be a Holiday replacement and I don' think taking on Knight in order to get Bledsoe changes the dynamic much.
The Atlanta Hawks have renounced FA rights for Thabo Sefolosha & Kris Humphries.
— Keith Smith (@KeithSmithNBA) July 8, 2017
I mentioned Thabo a while back as someone I'd like to add to compete with Hill and add depth to our wing. Solid vet.
The LA Clippers have renounced FA rights for Alan Anderson, Jeff Ayres, Brandon Bass, Glen Davis, JJ Redick, Hedo Turkoglu & Ekpe Udoh.
— Keith Smith (@KeithSmithNBA) July 8, 2017
does Turkoglu still have a shot? pretty sure he was known as a 3 point specialist
That's not a scenario at all. How can you lead with "Washington not making the playoffs?"Once you do that, the rest of the scenario is moot . Also, in this fantasy scenario, we would have to pay more than what the possibilities might otherwise be. Bledsoe would be an expiring, but Knight would not. We would have to find someone to take Knights 15 mil. If we want Wall, next year is the time to strike & YES, Knights 15plus would be a huge albatross .
IMO, the problem isn't financial it's that you probably have to give up picks in order to get Bledsoe even if you also take back Knight. I really don't see players passing up the super max. Wall will sign it. Which means we'd have to trade for him after he signs it in order to get him, but we won't really have valuable picks.
Only way I see us getting Wall is if players on our team up their value. Holiday, Hill, Diallo, whoever. It sounds crazy now, but if Holiday is healthy and balling and Hill takes a leap... then we have a chance. But then we probably would be less interested in Wall for $40m per.