I wonder what the assessment of Garrett Temple would have been prior to his signing??? I would put a lot more merit in someone saying that signing a 30 year old combo guard with career 39% FG (and 30% from three point land) and giving him $24 million dollars was a GOOD idea BEFORE it happened. I didn't see anyone clamoring for his acquisition prior to it happening. I am not saying it won't work out, I am just saying....."meh".
That said, we do need more length and feistiness in the backcourt. But none of these signings really shift the offensive burden away from Big Cuz, whose scoring and passing efficiency is consistent with a team that wins 30 game annually. I am really not trying to be a downer, but I think you have to squint hard to see the merit in these additions. I liked our draft A LOT better.
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Bogdan Boganovic has expressed his
desire to play in the NBA next season. @LeaderOfHorde , Here we are waiting
So if Bogdanovich was to come over, hypothetically, what would his salary be?
Rookie scale for a #27 pick I believe. That was the whole reason nobody thought he would come. But Maybe Vlade promised him that he wouldn't pick up the rookie options so Bogdan could hit FA in only 2 years.
Rookie scale for a #27 pick I believe. That was the whole reason nobody thought he would come. But Maybe Vlade promised him that he wouldn't pick up the rookie options so Bogdan could hit FA in only 2 years.
I sure hope so but I just don't see this happening. The cap goes up again next year... He could wait and sign a deal worth $40mil. Even if vlade promised him it'll only be two years on a rookie contract he'd still miss out on next year's cap increase.Rookie scale for a #27 pick I believe. That was the whole reason nobody thought he would come. But Maybe Vlade promised him that he wouldn't pick up the rookie options so Bogdan could hit FA in only 2 years.
When we got him in the trade with the Suns the first thing I said was don't underestimate the fellow countrymen bond. From that region, culture reigns supreme.Suns must be pissed.
They dealt Bogdanovic in large part because he refused to come over next season. Then his smooth talking countryman trades for him and talks him into coming over?
Then what's the point of signing afflalo and temple. We have our sg, why sign 2 more? Especially at 12.5 and 8 million.Whoa, reading Bogdan is considering coming over this next season.
You're going to have to get used to Boogie being as featured as ever offensively. Because we are giving him the true superstar treatment now. This is early 2000s Duncan. Surround him with pure roleplaying shooter/defender vets, control pace, and run absolutely everything through the big guy. For a defensive coach like Joerger it can work too if he is able to move us to be the first good defensive Kings team in a decade.
That's a good comparison. The video I watched of him reminded me of Manu a little bit. He does not need a lot of room to operate and make plays.
Then what's the point of signing afflalo and temple. We have our sg, why sign 2 more? Especially at 12.5 and 8 million.
The contract breakdown, designed so the Heat will not match, will be $5.6 million for the first year and $5.9 million for the second year. It will then rise up to approximately $18.9 million for year 3 and $19.6 million for the fourth year.
Why not? They just drafted Dunn ( who could start now ) and still have Tyus Jones and Lavine in the back court. I would be happy to trade both Koufas and McLemore if that is what it would take, but I am fairly certain they would like to move on from Rubio.No, they wouldn't. Come on.
Rubio is a prettty ok starting PG. Young as well, and has a good contract. Tyus Jones isnt good and Lavine isnt a pg. Thibs loves a pg like Rubio. McLemore is probably only worth a 2nd or late 1st on his own. You're not getting back a good starter atm.Why not? They just drafted Dunn ( who could start now ) and still have Tyus Jones and Lavine in the back court. I would be happy to trade both Koufas and McLemore if that is what it would take, but I am fairly certain they would like to move on from Rubio.
I agree that he is a solid young pg but I don't see the Wolves wanting to keep him. It may take more the McLemore but I wouldn't be surprised to see Rubio moved this offseason and would like the Kings to at least take a swing at it.Rubio is a prettty ok starting PG. Young as well, and has a good contract. Tyus Jones isnt good and Lavine isnt a pg. Thibs loves a pg like Rubio. McLemore is probably only worth a 2nd or late 1st on his own. You're not getting back a good starter atm.
I think I am used to Boogie's 30% usage or whatever it is. He got the true superstar treatment last year, and FAILED, with injury, conditioning-issues, forced play and constant bickering with refs and coach. So we will see if the change in personnel and personalities around him makes difference. I think it can, but let's not pretend he wasn't catered to last year. Rondo could not have been MORE accommodating to make the most of his skills, looking for him on every possession. And if we are going to be a good defensive team it needs to be anchored by Boogie, instead of taking possessions off and disrespecting his opponent.
Rubio is a prettty ok starting PG. Young as well, and has a good contract. Tyus Jones isnt good and Lavine isnt a pg. Thibs loves a pg like Rubio. McLemore is probably only worth a 2nd or late 1st on his own. You're not getting back a good starter atm.