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- Thread starter SewallBeach
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Yep.
Robert Sorell
Well-Known Member
I don't see how this helps my dream scenario of disarray in Dallas leads to Doncic demanding to be traded to the Nuggets so the Balkan Boys can be the dynamic duo.
His dream was always the Lakers.
lawdogg
Club Member
Go to the Nuggets, come home.
Both good options, but if he wants to stay in NY, the Knicks are in desperate need of someone who can run point and facilitate the offense. Would seem to fit the Mayor’s skill set.
I'd like that fit for him too. Their front office is a joke, though. He'd probably make more money there at the same time. The basketball part, can't disagree with that, he's a big pg with a skill set.
Would be funny since he has openly trashed the Knicks
rolandftw
Club Member
I think I disagree with the Knicks front office being bad. They have done a great job at building a competent roster by signing players that played well beyond what you’d expect for their salary
Julius Randle
Nerlens Noel
Alec Burks
Reggie Bullock
Taj Gibson
Elfrid Payton
Not to mention hiring Tom Thibodeau (probably his best move - although Tom does have a history of declining as his tenure increases)
Personally, I think when you take into account Scott Perry has possibly the worst owner in all of professional sports in James Dolan, you could argue that Perry should be GM of the year
Julius Randle
Nerlens Noel
Alec Burks
Reggie Bullock
Taj Gibson
Elfrid Payton
Not to mention hiring Tom Thibodeau (probably his best move - although Tom does have a history of declining as his tenure increases)
Personally, I think when you take into account Scott Perry has possibly the worst owner in all of professional sports in James Dolan, you could argue that Perry should be GM of the year
rolandftw
Club Member
Personally though, I think the Mavs would be the ideal landing spot for Spencer. Watching the playoffs, it was clear that Luka didn’t have sufficient help. Would be an immediate upgrade for Dallas, if healthy.
The Spurs, just to be coached by Pop - would have to be intriguing as well.
The Spurs, just to be coached by Pop - would have to be intriguing as well.
Robert Sorell
Well-Known Member
I'm predicting Bulls for Spencer.
The Mavs are an absolute train wreck right now.
Buffsbball
Well-Known Member
I measure as a PF (when wearing my KISS boots).Fun link. Kin measured in at 5'11.25 with a 6'5.25 wingspan. Second shortest player at the combine behind march star Max Abmas. I don't know about Sharife Cooper though, they said he measured in a 6'4. He seems similar size to Kin and Auburn listed him at 6'1. Funny how many players were skewed up. USC listed Isaiah Mobley at 6'10 but was 6'8 w/out shoes. Also interesting how the with shoes measurement isn't standardized. Joe Wieskamp has shoes that give him an inch and a half in height basically he's playing on high heels! Never get why it's not standard to use without shoes measurement. That's how the rest of us are measured.
Happy for him, he's earned it, just wish it would've been the Nuggets.
Seriously.
And Ham, Hammon and Unseld, Jr. are all still out there.
And somehow Jason Kidd gets another chance to completely run a team into the ground before any of them were hired.