Trey Burke anyone?
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Heh? Trying to trade O'Quinn is delusional? That's a GM's job. And O'Quinn is playing extremely well and is on a very good contract. Same is true for Hernangomez. If Sessions goes in a trade, it would obviously be as a throw-in to make salaries match. Nothing strange or delusional at all. Whether we simply waive Sessions and sign Burke or not, we still have to clear the logjam at center, so of course a GM that takes his job seriously is feeling out whether he can do both (clear the logjam and a roster spot) in one sweep.Don Che wrote:the fact that we are even trying to trade sessions and/or kyle it proves to me just how delusional they might be lol
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You always get a second round pick or a nice player at another position for a nice player. Not complicated at all. Only thing that could hinder us is when no team wants an upgrade at 4/5. But isn't there always one? Also: why shouldn't a team trading for O'Quinn want to resign him? His contract is a plus, not a minus. Good deal for this year (maybe more - if O'Quinn doesn't op out) and you are flexible for the future.Don Che wrote:i just dont see a team trading anything worth having for those pieces...esp when he can opt out
You also don't know whether something bigger is brewing. O'Quinn for a high second rounder would be the optimum, but maybe our management works at something different. Maybe O'Quinn/McDermott net you an upgrade over McDermott for the three. Or at least a guy whose contract doesn't run out in the summer that is at the same level/salary.
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january 11 still have jarret jack playing 0 defense, turning over the ball like a mad man and burke has been lighting up the gleague for how long?
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Burkes main issue was that he lacked speed and athleticism at an nba level so things like defense was an issue for him. Not to mention he is more a scorer than a true facilitator. That's not to say he can't be useful but I don't see him breaking down defenses either.
His value comes as a guy who can dump the ball inside or execute a pass out of a designed route and then spread the floor as a shooter. His ceiling is more that of a Patty Mills or James's Nelson
His value comes as a guy who can dump the ball inside or execute a pass out of a designed route and then spread the floor as a shooter. His ceiling is more that of a Patty Mills or James's Nelson
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There was an article saying how he's matured and he's 25 now, married with a child. It's his time. Hopefully it's for the rest of the year. He should play with the second unit. Put him and Frank together in the back court.
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I don't really wanna see him with Frank. I like Frank starting with Hardaway and I envision Burke doing well with LeeMinkaveli wrote:There was an article saying how he's matured and he's 25 now, married with a child. It's his time. Hopefully it's for the rest of the year. He should play with the second unit. Put him and Frank together in the back court.
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Burke seems more of a scoring PG with defensive limitations; better off as a reserve to get us buckets in a hurry. Frank seems more comfortable as a secondary ball handler, might benefit playing more at the 2 at this early point in his career.
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Co-sign, Burke’s definitely not the solution, although I’m not sure he’s better than Jack. Both can be found on any NBA Fantasy League’s waiver wire.rebound wrote:burke's not the solution but he's better than jack.
As far as playmaking, New York needs a legitimate NBA starting point guard.
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