He will probably have market at the deadline. I would like to move him now as he is a huge roadblock unless he agrees to come off the bench but I can't imagine some team sitting at 4 in the East won't view him as a potential needle mover to get into a 2 or 3 seed.
Not by choice. Bench them.
Free agency started less than 24 hours ago. New rookies haven't even met all their teammates. New front office, new coaching staff...Lots of work to be done before I'm ready to go "oh that's it?!?!"
Actually, with the way you've shown how you predict things, I'd actually think you would've thought exactly that.
My early prediction is we finish 11th/12th, next to the Blazers, ahead of the Suns, Pelicans and Jazz.
Katz it should be noted is a longtime beltway NBA writer who’s covered the Wizards and Knicks for years so maybe one of those teams is involved?
Can we trade Mike Brown's zombie contract to the Knicks?
These teams were all bad last season and the only one that is building on anything positive last season is Portland. I guess there's a chance that Pelicans having no pick to play for will somehow jump us, that would be a good thing. I won't be completely shocked if the Suns somehow wind up behind the Jazz when all is said and done thanks to that owner.
Yes, that is umderstood.
I got what he said.
We should've kept him so we can use him as trade bait like they did with Glenn Rivers. (He ain't no doc to me)
If only we could get Keegan Ellis, a 6'8" 3-n-D wing with Keon's dreadlocks and tenacity and Murray's poise.
17?
Suns don’t have their pick either!
And nobody at ESPN knows who he is.
Yeah maybe though I think the Suns had players out last year. Book and Green will be an interesting back court and Dunn and Brooks can defend. We shall see if they can score.
