That's true, and the market for players like DeMar, Monk, LaVine, and probably even Domas is going to depend on how desperate or confident teams are in adding them. The only downside is there are no real easy outs on the market in terms of expiring contracts. I really think it's possible at this...
If that's the goal then this might have to be a season with a few dominant teams and one or two right in the position of getting up there and being only a few Kings pieces away. In total Kings fashion it will work out to where the Kings feel they ARE that team, lol. And they might be.
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So are most players. He's someone with legit lockdown potential, hang onto that right now IMO. If need dictates those types can easily be full time starters even if they don't develop into their highest potential. The Kings have no reason at this point to jettison another young prospect with...
Give it time, the Kings aren't going anywhere. Well, maybe haha. And that's good for who? The Kings? It's really good for the Heat apparently, Davion looks to be doing well now that he's gotten a chance to actually play and develop. Gee, wonder what all the Kings "busts" have in common...
This team should have no excuses not to be challenging for the play in slots, and the upper ones too. If they don't it means the locker room is a dumpster fire more than likely and the pieces just aren't fitting. Then building "culture" gives way to the return of basketball hell. Of course most...
Yeah, it's somewhat confusing when a gap year is one where a team waits and sees which was the smart move. The issue is I'm not sure that's actually what Perry did. Schroder is a solid player and keeps Domas happy (for now) but that's a bag of money they paid him with already having a bag...
This another Kings issue that never seems to fade, they always put players in front of one another that don't need to be. Last year in the final push the top two man lineup was Carter and Keon. That says they should probably be playing TOGETHER. In the end that will depend on development from...
If they are moving salary I don't think it is, it could be another classic Kings overpay. Horford might be getting a MLE deal too. If it's a culture thing, whatever, teams shouldn't really be spending the kind of money or make the kind of moves the Kings are for "culture" usually, but it's...
I remember a day when there was little market for a player the players agent or representation were on the clock, not the team. Unless the Bulls have interest and Kuminga knows it, next summer isn't going to be much different. There is so little money out there next season that the Bulls could...
Yeah, this draft might be a good one. Dang it. Haven't even heard much about Trey McKenney. I like what I've seen out of him. He reminds me of Mitch Richmond with that body.
Being elite at pick and roll doesn't necessarily just mean passing out of it. The best pick and roll players these days shoot or drive out of it. Overall he's usually in the same basic range as Fox and better than Monk according to ball handling percentile. Last year LaVine was almost 20-30...
The Warriors could be trying to cut the enemy off at the pass. If the Bulls play their cards right they might be one of the only teams with money next offseason to flat out offer Kuminga a deal. If Kuminga takes the QO, he's likely ending up on the Bulls anyway if they want him.
Especially when you rank that shot quality vs. result. Dude's a bucket getter, but yeah, he has to be more aggressive. He flat out deferred at times when the team was probably better off just have Zach launch over the shots they ended up actually getting.