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F yeah! This will make a good watch. We know what Nurkic brings already. Let's see the rest of the center brigade! Bring it!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
You are right. I haven't heard much about Josh Okogie at all. If there were a trade, it would be nice to get a 2nd round pick out of it.
Why would anyone trade an asset for Okogie? If he’s traded it will involve our future 1st.
Why would anyone trade an asset for Okogie? If he’s traded it will involve our future 1st.
Another flaw in making Okogie more tradable theory is giving him a bigger contract.
Why would someone want him and his bigger contract if he’s not performing?
Maybe if a team is looking to dump salary halfway through the season.
You can't leave a guy alone that can pass like he can. That's where he is really deadly. If I was another team, I would want him to use the push shot. No way I want him making easy passes for assists. You have to play up on him. We have a lob threat at center now. Been missing that for awhile now.The Suns seem really high on Oso Ighodaro as a backup 5 but since he only has a push shot, I wonder if NBA defenders will simply leave him alone outside.
Gerald Bourguet writes another great article about individual Suns players.
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You can't leave a guy alone that can pass like he can. That's where he is really deadly. If I was another team, I would want him to use the push shot. No way I want him making easy passes for assists. You have to play up on him.
He's not going to be outside. His passing and setting screens are what he will be doing. He'll be rolling off the screens. He's a lob threat, plus he can dribble to set up the pass. He won't be stuck jacking up outside shots.Yeah, but you don't want five on four defense if Oso is left alone outside.