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He looked pretty good last time we faced them
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An early second round pick in a bad draft? I think this is okay to land a decent role player who was starting on a good team. See if he works well and then sign him to a reasonable deal if so.
I also don't think makes any difference.
I also don't think makes any difference.
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Stopped reading after the first sentence of your drivel. Go away forever.vege wrote:DetroitSho wrote:Soooo, NOT what vege said, as usual? Gotcha.whitehops wrote:
his defensive EPM is +0.2 which is 66th percentile. i'll admit i haven't seen him play much at all but that's a solid number for sure. knox was 29th percentile.
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My track record is pretty good and yours is laughable, so another bad post by you, as usual.
Fontecchio is a very bad defender, if you want more information, go on and find out the stats yourself. Defensive EPM is only one metric. If you watch the games and understand what's going on, which I doubt, you'll understand Knox was nothing special, but he was passable on defense, definetely not at the bot 30 percentile of the league, and that should give you a clue on how missleading 1 single stat can be. But you do you, continue posting bad stuff.
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Perfection.
I would also like to add that fettuccine will have to pay the Pistons shooting tax.
I expect him to be around 33% from three.
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meh, lets see if Weaver makes any other moves before making fun of this one. On paper, that early 2nd seems expensive for what we're getting in return.
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There's no chance he's worse on D than Bey and Bojan so even if he's below average its an upgrade for us on defense for the wing spot compared to what we're used to.
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Oh I think it's appropriate in this case.Moses ShamMoses wrote:meh, lets see if Weaver makes any other moves before making fun of this one. On paper, that early 2nd seems expensive for what we're getting in return.
That gif is perfect for the situation.
Unless people think Weaver is finally going to start making big moves all of a sudden. His history thus far, is to sit on his hands, and watch the world burn.
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I like the deal. Fontecchio made a jump defensively from his first year and is a consistent 3 point shooter.
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bstein14 wrote:There's no chance he's worse on D than Bey and Bojan so even if he's below average its an upgrade for us on defense for the wing spot compared to what we're used to.
Yes like I said, he is around Burks level. Very bad, but not Bojan or Bey's bad, that's a new tier of badness.
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I like it if he is restricted and re-signs. If he’s actually unrestricted it’s pretty meh.
Best part is this, to me, means that we’re gonna ship out Bojan and get a better pick than we gave here (I assume). No longer feel the absolute need to keep the one reliable shooter on board. Go grab some asset for Bojan.
Best part is this, to me, means that we’re gonna ship out Bojan and get a better pick than we gave here (I assume). No longer feel the absolute need to keep the one reliable shooter on board. Go grab some asset for Bojan.
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Eh, Its not the worst move Weaver has done but I can't say I like it either.
This draft has a bad rap, but that is mostly because there are no potential transcendent talents available at the top. If look past the top of the draft, there projects to be a good amount of depth. Plus that Wizards pick is going to be at worst #33, which holds a decent amount of value.
As for Fonteccio specifically, sure he helps but I'm gonna pump the brakes hard on immediately considering him part of the core. He sure isn't much of a creator, he has a higher assisted FG rate than Isaiah Stewart does and we all know that Stewart doesn't handle the ball or create. Simone also doesn't get to the free throw line, only 84 FTA's in 102 games. So his optimal role would seemingly be a spot up shooter. With him already being 28 years old, I don't know how much more upside or skill expansion he has left in him.
This draft has a bad rap, but that is mostly because there are no potential transcendent talents available at the top. If look past the top of the draft, there projects to be a good amount of depth. Plus that Wizards pick is going to be at worst #33, which holds a decent amount of value.
As for Fonteccio specifically, sure he helps but I'm gonna pump the brakes hard on immediately considering him part of the core. He sure isn't much of a creator, he has a higher assisted FG rate than Isaiah Stewart does and we all know that Stewart doesn't handle the ball or create. Simone also doesn't get to the free throw line, only 84 FTA's in 102 games. So his optimal role would seemingly be a spot up shooter. With him already being 28 years old, I don't know how much more upside or skill expansion he has left in him.
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If the last two trades are anything to go by, expect the absolute worst return imaginable for Bojan, if he even gets moved.BDM22 wrote:I like it if he is restricted and re-signs. If he’s actually unrestricted it’s pretty meh.
Best part is this, to me, means that we’re gonna ship out Bojan and get a better pick than we gave here (I assume). No longer feel the absolute need to keep the one reliable shooter on board. Go grab some asset for Bojan.
Cade/HAYES
Ivey/Sasser
Fettuccine
Bojan
Duren
I give up.
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i have zero idea who the new guy is seen ppl say hes a shooter hopefully he doesnt forget how to shoot comin to detroit.
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Certainly not the worst trade Troy has ever made.
Fontecchio is a solid nba rotation wing at least, part of the reason why we have been so reluctant to trade players of even Bojan and Burks calibre is because we have a void of actual nba rotation players. We’ve had a core collection of players under 22 and then instead of surrounding them with good vets and solid players, we took a bunch of home run swing projects.
I wonder if Procida ever comes over
Fontecchio is a solid nba rotation wing at least, part of the reason why we have been so reluctant to trade players of even Bojan and Burks calibre is because we have a void of actual nba rotation players. We’ve had a core collection of players under 22 and then instead of surrounding them with good vets and solid players, we took a bunch of home run swing projects.
I wonder if Procida ever comes over
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I dont mind this trade at all, I actually remember this guy balling on us last time we played the Jazz and wondering why we can’t find unheard of guys like him. He had 16pts 7rebs 3/4 from 3 in that game.
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smann7 wrote:I dont mind this trade at all, I actually remember this guy balling on us last time we played the Jazz and wondering why we can’t find unheard of guys like him. He had 16pts 7rebs 3/4 from 3 in that game.
And apparently Weaver took notice too and went ahead and traded for him...
This one I don't mind just wish we could have gotten some 2nds and somehow a few 1sts back to have something in our arsenal for a future trade. Not this trade particularly but the overall transactions during the Weaver era
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DBC10 wrote:smann7 wrote:I dont mind this trade at all, I actually remember this guy balling on us last time we played the Jazz and wondering why we can’t find unheard of guys like him. He had 16pts 7rebs 3/4 from 3 in that game.
And apparently Weaver took notice too and went ahead and traded for him...
This one I don't mind just wish we could have gotten some 2nds and somehow a few 1sts back to have something in our arsenal for a future trade. Not this trade particularly but the overall transactions during the Weaver era
The only thing we’ve got that’s worth “a few 1sts” is Cade, so you'll have to start there.
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BDM22 wrote:DBC10 wrote:smann7 wrote:I dont mind this trade at all, I actually remember this guy balling on us last time we played the Jazz and wondering why we can’t find unheard of guys like him. He had 16pts 7rebs 3/4 from 3 in that game.
And apparently Weaver took notice too and went ahead and traded for him...
This one I don't mind just wish we could have gotten some 2nds and somehow a few 1sts back to have something in our arsenal for a future trade. Not this trade particularly but the overall transactions during the Weaver era
The only thing we’ve got that’s worth “a few 1sts” is Cade, so you'll have to start there.
We're 6-43 so nothing should truly be off limits. But these days, rarely do GMs actually trade young players on rookie contracts unless it's for an actual haul like the PG trade that OKC did for example
So unless something extreme happens, I expect Cade/Ivey/Ausar/Duren to all stay and play next season
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DBC10 wrote:BDM22 wrote:DBC10 wrote:
And apparently Weaver took notice too and went ahead and traded for him...
This one I don't mind just wish we could have gotten some 2nds and somehow a few 1sts back to have something in our arsenal for a future trade. Not this trade particularly but the overall transactions during the Weaver era
The only thing we’ve got that’s worth “a few 1sts” is Cade, so you'll have to start there.
We're 6-43 so nothing should truly be off limits. But these days, rarely do GMs actually trade young players on rookie contracts unless it's for an actual haul like the PG trade that OKC did for example
So unless something extreme happens, I expect Cade/Ivey/Ausar/Duren to all stay and play next season
Paul George was on his 3rd contract by the time OKC traded him. Did you mean when OKC traded Harden?
Regardless, your point stands and I don't disagree with you.