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Not So Skeptical
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He is a poor fit both in the direction of the team and on the court.Agreed. It just doesn't make much sense to me.
He is a poor fit both in the direction of the team and on the court.Agreed. It just doesn't make much sense to me.
Not sure about where I would post this, but I am ready to move on from Okobo as well.
I think I would have that little guy from the SL team in his spot. He is short but stocky and has long arms and looks like big hands.
There is no place for harper eitherI agree... keep Harper instead.
There is no place for harper either
It's an abusive relationshipIt's such a Suns fan thing to do to complain that nobody big will sign here or we won't trade for anyone big, but when someone big might be "available", it's no, no, no!!
But I think it has to be Westbrook or Booker. I just do not see them coexisting well. He is a superstar, he is slightly past prime, but not that far. His game is all about athleticism, so he could decline more quickly than others. It is an interesting thought at least.Westbrook is a superstar right in his prime
You have to be kidding me talking about fit or direction here. If you can get him cheap you have to do it.
The last year of his contract might not be nice but 34 is not THAT old to think he wont still be good then.
There is no place for harper either
It's such a Suns fan thing to do to complain that nobody big will sign here or we won't trade for anyone big, but when someone big might be "available", it's no, no, no!!
Westbrook ... declining play.
Booker
TJohnson
Rubio
Ayton
Baynes
Kaminsky
Bridges
CJohnson
Saric
Jerome
Carter
Okobo
Lecque
Plus Oubre makes 14
Am I missing someone? Looks to me like they can add one more player plus two-way contracts.
Where does this "declining play" narrative come from? He shot very poorly from three-point range and the line last season, but he posted career highs in assists, rebounds, and blocks, and had his lowest turnover rate in three years.
The lousy shooting is a concern, and some of his decision-making is questionable, but you're still talking about a guy who has posted the second, third, and fourth seasons averaging a triple-double in the history of the league. He also ranks very high in advanced defensive stats.
do we even have any assets that OKC would want? We can't even offer multiple first rounders because we used all of our 1st round extras to get Bridges and Jerome, nor do we even have a Josh Jackson to throw in as a "high risk, high reward" young guy to throw into the mix.
We have in fact all of our first round picks to spentdo we even have any assets that OKC would want? We can't even offer multiple first rounders because we used all of our 1st round extras to get Bridges and Jerome, nor do we even have a Josh Jackson to throw in as a "high risk, high reward" young guy to throw into the mix.
We have in fact all of our first round picks to spent
OKC would jump at that deal. Tyler’s expiring has value.That is way too rich
Kevin Pelton suggested Tyler Johnson, Oubre and a protected pick on ESPN+
Westbrook has no trade value
He's about to be 31, relies almost entirely on athleticism, has an extremely high usage, costs 40m per year and is a very poor shooter.Westbrook is a superstar right in his prime
You have to be kidding me talking about fit or direction here. If you can get him cheap you have to do it.
The last year of his contract might not be nice but 34 is not THAT old to think he wont still be good then.
Where does this "declining play" narrative come from? He shot very poorly from three-point range and the line last season, but he posted career highs in assists, rebounds, and blocks, and had his lowest turnover rate in three years.
The lousy shooting is a concern, and some of his decision-making is questionable, but you're still talking about a guy who has posted the second, third, and fourth seasons averaging a triple-double in the history of the league. He also ranks very high in advanced defensive stats.