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Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 8:20 am
by longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
crazy-canuck wrote:CoolBreeze44 wrote:I can see it from Cousins perspective. One year to get his ring that so many players miss out on and then get paid after.
Or show the world that his ego is bigger than the team and the warriors fail to make it out of the west.
Oh, how I would love that. I completely understand why a loser like Cousins would want to join the Warriors, but I dont understand why the Warriors made this move. They were already going to waltz to another NBA titie next year, so there seems to be nothing but downside from this move.
We all know how the Pelicans went on a tear after Cousins went down last year. Can anyone show me evidence of Cousins making an NBA team better?
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 8:27 am
by longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 8:38 am
by Camden [enjin:6601484]
longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
Well, no offense, but your disdain for Kevin Love was just as ludicrous as it is for Thibs. But I do count your vote the same. I have a feeling you won't be alone in the "no" category.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 8:52 am
by longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
Camden wrote:longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
Well, no offense, but your disdain for Kevin Love was just as ludicrous as it is for Thibs. But I do count your vote the same. I have a feeling you won't be alone in the "no" category.
I would hope there would be a lot of "no's". I know many are dissatisfied with Wig including me at times, but he was our best player in the playoffs and is still young. Korver is 37 and shot 1-16 in the NBA finals, and Love has averaged just 63 games a season and is turning 30...not two guys that I want to build around.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 9:17 am
by Monster
longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
Well, no offense, but your disdain for Kevin Love was just as ludicrous as it is for Thibs. But I do count your vote the same. I have a feeling you won't be alone in the "no" category.
I would hope there would be a lot of "no's". I know many are dissatisfied with Wig including me at times, but he was our best player in the playoffs and is still young. Korver is 37 and shot 1-16 in the NBA finals, and Love has averaged just 63 games a season and is turning 30...not two guys that I want to build around.
Love's lack of being able to stay on the floor because of injury is the deal breaker for me before I really think about it too much. If I was the Cavs I would hold onto him and hope he puts up those Wolves numbers for 30 or more games and some team at the deadline gets excited and gives up something pretty good for him.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 9:54 am
by Lipoli390
longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
I say no unless we also get Cleveland's 2019 unprotected 1st round pick in return.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 10:38 am
by Coolbreeze44
Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Me
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 11:09 am
by AbeVigodaLive
crazy-canuck wrote:Seth curry got 2.75 a year with a player option. I'm surprised we didn't get in on that fir that cheap.
Whoa. I like that deal. A LOT.
Curry averaged 13 ppg with 48/43% efficiency. And the stats in 2016 don't indicate he was a complete trainwreck defensively.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 11:14 am
by Monster
AbeVigodaLive wrote:crazy-canuck wrote:Seth curry got 2.75 a year with a player option. I'm surprised we didn't get in on that fir that cheap.
Whoa. I like that deal. A LOT.
Curry averaged 13 ppg with 48/43% efficiency. And the stats in 2016 don't indicate he was a complete trainwreck defensively.
Yeah IF healthy he is an upgrade over Napier who played well early but I believe fell off later in the season. It's a good deal for him because there is a template for a role and it's for a team that could be pretty good. I'm a big Seth Curry fan it was a shame he got hurt last year.
Re: NBA Off-Season Moves
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2018 11:16 am
by AbeVigodaLive
longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:longstrangetrip wrote:Camden wrote:Wiggins and Gibson (expiring) for Love and Korver. Who says no?
Maybe Thibs, I don't know. But me, as a season ticket holder, for one.
Well, no offense, but your disdain for Kevin Love was just as ludicrous as it is for Thibs. But I do count your vote the same. I have a feeling you won't be alone in the "no" category.
I would hope there would be a lot of "no's". I know many are dissatisfied with Wig including me at times, but he was our best player in the playoffs and is still young. Korver is 37 and shot 1-16 in the NBA finals, and Love has averaged just 63 games a season and is turning 30...not two guys that I want to build around.
How sad it would be if the team's best playoff performer had a 11.7 PER.