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outstanding "state of the roster address" on TBW
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:32 pm
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:32 pm
read this:
LINK
here he is on asik:
really really enjoyed this
LINK
here he is on asik:
quote:
The best thing about Asik is that he clearly knows his role. He’s there to rebound and protect the rim. He doesn’t take a 16’ jumper, he doesn’t hold the ball. He’s there for a put-back, an open dunk or he gets the ball out of his hands. He sets great screens, is an underrated passer and is a bully in the paint.
Every night it’s like watching a grown man play king of the hill against kindergartners. It’s Kramer in karate class. Like Holiday, he’s a guy whose numbers don’t reflect his impact, nor do they matter to him. He’s not going to try to get stats, he’s going to do what it takes to win the game. His defensive footwork is amazing. He’s like the Hulk with a ballerina’s feet. I actually think he looks a lot like Judge Reinhold if he ate one of the growth mushrooms from Super Mario Brothers. I wish they’d play the Beverly Hills Cop theme when he scores instead of the Turkish national anthem. My partner in season tickets has taken to calling him, "Wild Turkey" which is pretty solid.
really really enjoyed this
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:33 pm to cgrand
They've been putting out great stuff this season. Thanks for the link
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:35 pm to cgrand
I love how he doesn't try to do anything spectacular on D. Ball fakes don't get him in the air going for the big rejection. He plays sound, smart, and fundamental and as a result is very effective. Love it.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:37 pm to quail man
within the humor/hyperbole of the article is one inescapable conclusion, with which i agree...
evans at SG > evans at SF
which means...EG you go sit over there till i call you
evans at SG > evans at SF
which means...EG you go sit over there till i call you
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:44 pm to cgrand
And who starts at sf? Babbitt?
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:49 pm to cgrand
In talking about Salmons
Overall a good article, but this is incorrect because you can't add 2 guy's salaries together and say we had that much available. Our biggest exception available was the $2.7 million Cap Room MLE. It wasn't Morrow vs. Salmons/Jimmer, it was Morrow vs. Asik, and you choose Asik every time in that case.
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I wouldn’t have minded this signing as much if it was for the minimum, but if you combine his salary with Fredette’s we could have retained Anthony Morrow with whom Anthony Davis and Tyreke Evans had great chemistry, provided a deadly shot, had some backcourt length and was clearly a great bench/veteran presence.
Overall a good article, but this is incorrect because you can't add 2 guy's salaries together and say we had that much available. Our biggest exception available was the $2.7 million Cap Room MLE. It wasn't Morrow vs. Salmons/Jimmer, it was Morrow vs. Asik, and you choose Asik every time in that case.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 2:51 pm to SuperSoakher
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I affectionately call him, "My Chemical Small Forward" because he looks like he was in that band. If Rivers was the Bud Light to Tyreke’s Budweiser (although, Tyreke is a much better beer than that, actually maybe he’s a cognac), Babbitt is the Michelob Ultra to Ryan Anderson’s Michelob AmberBock.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 3:33 pm to cgrand
Thanks for the link. TBW has been murking BSS in content so far this season. I guess count me among those who don't want to listen to them talk for an hour.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 4:00 pm to cgrand
This was an enjoyable read. His breakdown of contribution by each player is pretty spot on; however, I don't get the need for another 2...that's the last thing on earth that we need.
The best quote was:
The best quote was:
quote:
Alexis Ajinça
If Ajinça could learn to not foul, he’d be a very solid bench producer for us.
He is slow, but he has great length. He’s a good rebounder, has a nice jumper and post arsenal and is a good passer. It’s a shame he gets 3 fouls during player introductions.
Posted on 11/17/14 at 4:58 pm to TigerinATL
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I wouldn’t have minded this signing as much if it was for the minimum, but if you combine his salary with Fredette’s we could have retained Anthony Morrow with whom Anthony Davis and Tyreke Evans had great chemistry, provided a deadly shot, had some backcourt length and was clearly a great bench/veteran presence.
I didn't believe it...
Then I went to see it.
Salmons - 1yr/2mil
Fredette - 1yr/948k
Morrow - 3yr/10.032mil (3.344mil/yr)
Just a mere extra 400k...
Commence crying internally.
This post was edited on 11/17/14 at 4:58 pm
Posted on 11/17/14 at 5:33 pm to cgrand
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I actually think he looks a lot like Judge Reinhold if he ate one of the growth mushrooms from Super Mario Brothers. I wish they’d play the Beverly Hills Cop theme when he scores instead of the Turkish national anthem.
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