Carter can’t play the three any better than Malik can. Malik has the same vert and a better standing reach and failed in Charlotte as a 2 because he wasn’t big enough. It wasn’t until he became a 1-2 and worked on his passing skills he became as valuable as he his. Carter has many of his same attributes.
I'm shamed to admit that I looked up DeRozan's standing reach, and then looked up Fox's for comparison, because of this forum. lol what has my life become?Man, when looking at spreadsheets to compare length and measurements or to compare advanced metrics, keep in mind that it’s on paper……more importantly is what does it look like on video. How do guys play in real life….thats more important
Yeah, Carter is a freak athlete on defense. There are literally highlights of the dude blocking shots over Donovan Clingan screens but that apparently doesn’t count for anything when the dude’s standing reach doesn’t meet an arbitrary criteriaYou really should actually check out some game video of Carter. The strength difference between these two should be quite noticeable if you pay attention.
Trade one for DDR and then trade the other for Grant Williams. Problem solvedHmm...
Is there a way to not to have to deal HB or Huerter and keep them for a different deal? Would Lyles/Duarte be enough to absorb ddr back?
Yeah, Carter is a freak athlete on defense. There are literally highlights of the dude blocking shots over Donovan Clingan screens but that apparently doesn’t count for anything when the dude’s standing reach doesn’t meet an arbitrary criteria
This hurt to read because it's all too realI'm actually getting mad paranoid Carter is going to be an outgoing piece.
I've always wanted a player like him on the Kings and am super hyped we drafted him, so it'll only be natural that he goes out in a DD trade as the "King's fandom toll".
I'm actually getting mad paranoid Carter is going to be an outgoing piece.
I've always wanted a player like him on the Kings and am super hyped we drafted him, so it'll only be natural that he goes out in a DD trade as the "King's fandom toll".
Depends on what comes back, we have Monk and Ellis who can play the backup 1 we have greater need 3-5.I'm actually getting mad paranoid Carter is going to be an outgoing piece.
I've always wanted a player like him on the Kings and am super hyped we drafted him, so it'll only be natural that he goes out in a DD trade as the "King's fandom toll".
It's a sign and trade & he seems to want to leave Bulls ... I'd be shocked if it's anymore than say Huerter and a 1st rounder, or Barnes & a 1st rounder. Could even be couple seconds ... DeRozan isn't the best fit and doesn't have the shooting but if it doesn't cost much assets, it's lower risk than trading a ton for Ingram. Can still be in position to offer picks for a bigger splash at some point, say midseason. DeRozan could easily grow into a supersub forward in years 2 & 3 in my opinion (and still play 26-30 mpg).
I'm actually getting mad paranoid Carter is going to be an outgoing piece.
I've always wanted a player like him on the Kings and am super hyped we drafted him, so it'll only be natural that he goes out in a DD trade as the "King's fandom toll".
It's a sign and trade & he seems to want to leave Bulls ... I'd be shocked if it's anymore than say Huerter and a 1st rounder, or Barnes & a 1st rounder. Could even be couple seconds ... DeRozan isn't the best fit and doesn't have the shooting but if it doesn't cost much assets, it's lower risk than trading a ton for Ingram. Can still be in position to offer picks for a bigger splash at some point, say midseason. DeRozan could easily grow into a supersub forward in years 2 & 3 in my opinion (and still play 26-30 mpg).
Doesn't have the shooting?
Even a first rounder would be a bit overboard IMO. Monte had two options, go overboard on value and throw all his pieces in on a major star, or go after a lower leverage buy. He chose the latter. Unless DeRozan doesn't want to play in Sacramento then his only leverage right now is to sign for whatever exception a team has out there. Monte's leverage is DDR is way older and while he would definitely help generate half court offense, no, he's not a perfect fit and certainly not one that is going to be playing at a super high level beyond his next contract.
The player they gave up is probably going to be out of the league so I’m not sure that’s a big hit to them either waySpurs gave up players and a 2nd round pick to make space. We are not making this happen without a 1st.
They gave up the cap space which is a rare commodity.The player they gave up is probably going to be out of the league so I’m not sure that’s a big hit to them either way
Despite what Kings fans say about him Kevin Huerter does have value. It’s not like the Spurs would be taking on the salary obligations of Kenny Thomas or somethingThey gave up the cap space which is a rare commodity.
It would be great if we can get DDR w/o a 1st, I'm just saying I don't see it.
Spurs gave up players and a 2nd round pick to make space. We are not making this happen without a 1st.
I could see him fit that role Doug McDermott used to have for them.Despite what Kings fans say about him Kevin Huerter does have value. It’s not like the Spurs would be taking on the salary obligations of Kenny Thomas or something
Despite what Kings fans say about him Kevin Huerter does have value. It’s not like the Spurs would be taking on the salary obligations of Kenny Thomas or something
What does that even mean lolThis better not be a Stan van gundy move
You probably weren’t around when SVG came to sac to interviewWhat does that even mean lol