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I don't get it. Carter fits everything GM Perry said he's looking for, the defense, the hustle, the rebounding instinct...
Actions speak louder than words. Are people still falling for the culture and vision stuff?

Sac media already tried to prime the fans for his departure by calling Carter as fat and questioning his work ethic. If we're talking about real culture, they should put an end to this kind of nonsense that disparages our own players. Going to be awkward when they can't sell him off for a decent return and had to keep him.
 
Actions speak louder than words. Are people still falling for the culture and vision stuff?

Sac media already tried to prime the fans for his departure by calling Carter as fat and questioning his work ethic. If we're talking about real culture, they should put an end to this kind of nonsense that disparages our own players. Going to be awkward when they can't sell him off for a decent return and had to keep him.
err... no?

I’m referring to the tangible, physical skill set he brings to the court. I’m not concerned with culture, it isn’t something that automatically develops just by recruiting certain types of players anyway, or the whole Coach Brown/D. Fox/Monk kumbaya thing would've worked out better.

Aside from ball handling, which he’s shown he can manage at a serviceable, backup level, his skill set stands out as uniquely different from most players on the Kings' roster. That’s especially relevant given that, outside of Sabonis, none of the starting five are particularly aggressive on the boards.

I’m also not swayed by whatever narrative the Sac media is pushing. Given how the organization has been run, I doubt they have any meaningful insider knowledge to begin with.
 
Actions speak louder than words. Are people still falling for the culture and vision stuff?

Sac media already tried to prime the fans for his departure by calling Carter as fat and questioning his work ethic. If we're talking about real culture, they should put an end to this kind of nonsense that disparages our own players. Going to be awkward when they can't sell him off for a decent return and had to keep him.

I’m hoping it’s just a numbers game. Lavine is tough to trade and is the best player, Keon is more proven and a great shooter and Nique can play 2 or 3 maybe backup 1. If Carter is traded for an upside swing at a different position of need that is reasonable. Maybe that’s all it is and not a move him at all costs kinda deal.
 
I’m hoping it’s just a numbers game. Lavine is tough to trade and is the best player, Keon is more proven and a great shooter and Nique can play 2 or 3 maybe backup 1. If Carter is traded for an upside swing at a different position of need that is reasonable. Maybe that’s all it is and not a move him at all costs kinda deal.
Maybe they are unimpressed with Carter's "standing reach" at 8' 2". Currently, he is the second shortest player on the Kings at 6' 2". Only Dennis Schröder is shorter, at 6' 1".
 
I’m hoping it’s just a numbers game. Lavine is tough to trade and is the best player, Keon is more proven and a great shooter and Nique can play 2 or 3 maybe backup 1. If Carter is traded for an upside swing at a different position of need that is reasonable. Maybe that’s all it is and not a move him at all costs kinda deal.
Certainly hope so. Carter is not some untouchable player but I think we're trying to sell when his value is at its lowest. He has flashed elite defensive potential in his short time on the floor. Hope we don't give up on him early for mediocre return.
 
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