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Yes he was on CP3 way before anyone else
Windhorst was the first to report they were talking. He said Presti was willing to work with whichever team Paul wanted to go to.
Yes he was on CP3 way before anyone else
Windhorst was the first to report they were talking. He said Presti was willing to work with whichever team Paul wanted to go to.
Me.I forget which poster suggested Josh Hart but I think he would be an ideal addition.
Why? Where do you see him with us? He's been moved to the power forward spot this season where he's been his most effective. He'd be an upgrade in some areas as a backup PF or maybe even as a starter if we trade Crowder but I'm not sure I'd put him in front of CamJ. I can't see using him at the 2 but I guess he could help us backing up Mikal. But then we're still missing what we really need, a ballhandler that can defend quickness and generate his own offense.I forget which poster suggested Josh Hart but I think he would be an ideal addition.
He’s making almost the same amount as Shamet on a year to year basis and he’s a terrific rebounder as a small ball 4 but he’s not a true ball handler who can create his own shot. However, his connection with Mikal from their Nova days could be interesting.Why? Where do you see him with us? He's been moved to the power forward spot this season where he's been his most effective. He'd be an upgrade in some areas as a backup PF or maybe even as a starter if we trade Crowder but I'm not sure I'd put him in front of CamJ. I can't see using him at the 2 but I guess he could help us backing up Mikal. But then we're still missing what we really need, a ballhandler that can defend quickness and generate his own offense.
I'm not sure why NO would want to move him anyway. He might be a little overpaid but considering they have a team option this year (and next) they really have no need to take back anything that doesn't give them real value.
I'm not in favor of trading him but if you're correct and he has no intention of staying here and has asked them to not match, I say screw it and trade him. Is there a risk, yes but there's a risk keeping him too if what you suggested is accurate.The plan should be to eventually max Ayton. But if Jones disagrees, he still cant trade him. You dont want to blow up the chemistry when you have a legit chance to get to the championship. We have no major weaknesses that need addressing save for Shamet, and certainly none that would need to be fixed by way of trading Ayton.
Yeah I like him, I just don't see him filling a need for us right now.He’s making almost the same amount as Shamet on a year to year basis and he’s a terrific rebounder as a small ball 4 but he’s not a true ball handler who can create his own shot. However, his connection with Mikal from their Nova days could be interesting.
Gonna take more than that to get the best player in NBA history on this teamI'm not in favor of trading him but if you're correct and he has no intention of staying here and has asked them to not match, I say screw it and trade him. Is there a risk, yes but there's a risk keeping him too if what you suggested is accurate.
If we have to make the deal, I'd offer something like Ayton, Saric, Payton and Nader for Sabonis and McConnell.
Brian Scalabrine?Gonna take more than that to get the best player in NBA history on this team
He can be the Pippen on a team led by Jordan (TJ McConnell).Brian Scalabrine?
matching another teams max offer and what the Suns can offer for a max are 2 huge differences and both sides know it. a simple match by the Suns saves multi millions perAnd someone is giving Ayton the max for sure so either you need to commit to paying him or you have to deal him at the deadline.
He broke the Chris Paul trade before it was in the news.Has this goof ever broken a story? I know he has, often, jumped on the wagon when something gets reported and then claimed it was the ambiguous thing he was previously hinting at... but has he even been first out the gate with something that actually happened?
I am confused as to why I should think a guy who makes videos in his car, in New Jersey and looks like he washes cars for a living is an NBA insider?
This, this, this.matching another teams max offer and what the Suns can offer for a max are 2 huge differences and both sides know it. a simple match by the Suns saves multi millions per
Reread this. I honestly don’t know if Ayton has privately asked to move on from Phoenix (he’s very recently been genuinely complimentary about the culture of the Subs). But at a certain point, a player of his caliber who’s essentially being punished monetarily for sacrificing his game for the betterment of the team, has to think about himself and his family and what’s best for them. He may have to go to a bottom-dweller for like Detroit for that to happen, but it’s not out of the realm of possibility.I'm not in favor of trading him but if you're correct and he has no intention of staying here and has asked them to not match, I say screw it and trade him. Is there a risk, yes but there's a risk keeping him too if what you suggested is accurate.
If we have to make the deal, I'd offer something like Ayton, Saric, Payton and Nader for Sabonis and McConnell.
LOL that you still think he's sacrificing. He's not "sacrificing" anything. He's a good player that is worth the max he can get this summer. That's it.Reread this. I honestly don’t know if Ayton has privately asked to move on from Phoenix (he’s very recently been genuinely complimentary about the culture of the Subs). But at a certain point, a player of his caliber who’s essentially being punished monetarily for sacrificing his game for the betterment of the team, has to think about himself and his family and what’s best for them. He may have to go to a bottom-dweller for like Detroit for that to happen, but it’s not out of the realm of possibility.
Reread this. I honestly don’t know if Ayton has privately asked to move on from Phoenix (he’s very recently been genuinely complimentary about the culture of the Subs). But at a certain point, a player of his caliber who’s essentially being punished monetarily for sacrificing his game for the betterment of the team, has to think about himself and his family and what’s best for them. He may have to go to a bottom-dweller for like Detroit for that to happen, but it’s not out of the realm of possibility.
Um. How in the world is he sacrificing his game? The coach and the players want more offense from him, not less. Chris Paul makes journeymen centers look like stars. Ayton is making no sacrifices here, and he knows it.Reread this. I honestly don’t know if Ayton has privately asked to move on from Phoenix (he’s very recently been genuinely complimentary about the culture of the Subs). But at a certain point, a player of his caliber who’s essentially being punished monetarily for sacrificing his game for the betterment of the team, has to think about himself and his family and what’s best for them. He may have to go to a bottom-dweller for like Detroit for that to happen, but it’s not out of the realm of possibility.
People every day say "here, take this stash of cash from me I already have enough". I haven't met them yet but they must be out there. And I'm still looking for them.How many millions does he have to make so he doesn’t have to think what’s best for his family?
Then Monty, CP3 and Booker are “blinded by their love for UofA” as well, because they’ve all said the same thing on separate occasions.LOL that you still think he's sacrificing. He's not "sacrificing" anything. He's a good player that is worth the max he can get this summer. That's it.
If you are implying that the Suns are holding him back and he is actually worth a supermax (or equivalent) contract, then you are blinded by your love for the UA.
People every day say "here, take this stash of cash from me I already have enough". I haven't met them yet but they must be out there. And I'm still looking for them.
What is he sacrificing? Please, let us know. What is he capable of that he isn't doing?Then Monty, CP3 and Booker are “blinded by their love for UofA” as well, because they’ve all said the same thing on separate occasions.
I think this is one of those conversations where you can justify ringing in on either side.What is he sacrificing? Please, let us know. What is he capable of that he isn't doing?
It doesn't matter what so and so says. In fact, it can make it WORSE if they have to handle Ayton's fragile ego by saying they think he's better than he's actually showing on the court. That's something armchair fans say.
DA SHOULD be better than he has shown. To imply that he's purposely not doing it is a joke.