What’s Trey worth to y’all
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What’s Trey worth to y’all
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Being completely honest……more than BI. Currently I understand BI is more polished offensively and defensively, but I think Trey has higher potential on both ends. CJ/BI is stunting Trey’s growth IMO but that’s what happens when you have a log jam at certain positions. I feel Trey is a starter on 3/4 of NBA teams.Originally Posted by Algiersraised
Can’t nobody stop you from being who your supposed to be if he like that he going to out work them and earn it
I see him for what he shows now not the potential of if he did this and did that
But I understand in a way
I think 3/4 of the teams is over selling him
tough call. considering what they'll be willing to settle for financially, Trey Murphy gets the call. At the same price i gotta give it to Ingram. When Ingram made the all star team he was younger than Trey Murphy is now. Although Trey is only two years younger ,that's an advantage in his favor i guess.
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I’m not saying I don’t like BI. I’m perfectly fine with giving him an extension, but more at like 40 per year and not 50. As this second in totality BI is better. But I think he’s very near his peak. I think the upside in Trey is greater. But obviously it is a possibility he never reached that potential.
For me to think Trey deserves good money at 610 I need 8 rebounds a game
Reeves should be a solid player off the bench he plays with a nice pace
Hawk got some real competition I think he better get his dribbling or muscle up
Hawk not coming back in the game.
These guys actively killing their chance of making any roster just feed the hot hand play your role lol
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Reeves can score, I’d like to see ford get an invite. Doubt he makes roster but he can play, should be on someone’s g league roster.
He can’t replace Alvarado but he definitely could play somewhere
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I don’t think he would replace Alvarado. I’m thinking more of a Naji type role for him. This is assuming he can even crack the rotation, which is a huge question mark the way this team is currently configured.
Christian Clark’ s depth chart
https://www.nola.com/sports/pelicans...5c645b3a2.html
Starters
BenchStarters
Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, Brandon Ingram, Zion Williamson, Daniel Theis
Deep benchBench
Jose Alvarado, CJ McCollum, Trey Murphy, Yves Missi
Deep bench
Jordan Hawkins, Matt Ryan, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Karlo Matkovic
Seems plausible and I'd be fine with that. Not sure how the center minutes will go.
I like that Reeves took the last two games to show his 3 pt ability. He answered the summer league questions. Now onto the NBA. If he is as tight as he looks with the ball in summer league, he could be a steal. Can he finish through and over NBA caliber players?
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This would be ideal. What a nice bench rotation that would be.
I don't like that starting lineup much at all. The Pelicans should just commit to not having a set starting rotation for the first 20 games at least. Try different lineups and collect some data on it first, then decide. It's too murky to just make an assumption about what will work the best.
Zion is locked in as a starter (when healthy) and Murray is locked in as the starting point guard, everything else should be up for competition. Try some different combinations for the wings and center, see what works. Clark assumes Ingram is locked in as a starter but I don't understand why given how active the Pelicans were in trying to get BI off the team. My guess is that Clark's lineup would not be good enough from 3 point range, which is just too important.
Dejounte herb Brandon Zion Trey cj as 6th man karlo and hawk Alvarado the next guys
If we are a real deal team we shouldn’t have to go too much further than 9/10 deep into rotation
If Trey deserves his money more than Brandon he should be able to grab 8 rebounds a game and defend anybody who isn’t jokic embiid and wemby as well as Zion when it comes to rebounding
It’s time to hold the team accountable not just one guy
Because they probably weren't all that active and it was mostly click bait fluff to keep internet traffic over the off-season.
I think every C won't play more than 20 min.
Theis 20, Missi 12-14, Matkovic/JRE/Zion or Trey small-ball 10-14
Something like that, with the depth like now.
Nah they wanted to trade him but he was "mechanically incapable" of being traded despite both the Pelicans and BI's representation trying to find him a team.
Ya know, I understand the logic behind us choosing Missi in the draft considering what we needed, where we were in the draft, and what was left.
But considering our bevy of tradeable draft picks and bench players I couldn't help but wonder why we wouldn't have moved up so we could have selected Kel'el Ware, whom most considered a much better prospect.
whatever that move up to late , late lottery would have cost, it would have been a lot cheaper than what it will eventually cost
Downgrading C to upgrade PG, It's not what I expected from when Griff stated " we are done watching this team".
Antonio Reeves signed a 3 yr deal.
Trey should be used primarily as a perimeter player though not camping out in the paint. Increasing his rebounds moderately is a good goal, no reason to suddenly ask him to become a rebounding powerhouse. I watched him on the roommates podcast with Josh Hart recently and he said he doesn't believe that Zion at the 5 works very well. I think the Pelicans will do it a little but not a lot. I'd like to see all 3 of the centers get minutes each game.
Interestingly another thing mentioned on the podcast was that Josh Hart did not want to be in New Orleans and had a bad attitude about it, which made Trey think he didn't like him. Apparently Josh was upset about contract negotiations with the Pelicans and wanted out.
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