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re: Pelicans 2019 Offseason: GM and build your team!

Posted on 5/19/19 at 7:41 pm to
Posted by purplepylon
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Member since Nov 2005
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Posted on 5/19/19 at 7:41 pm to
quote:

Jrue/Frank
Reddick/Moore
Barrett/Kenny
Zion/Wood
Robinson/Jah



If we start this next season with Jrue at PG then we have seriously erred
Posted by Epic Cajun
Lafayette, LA
Member since Feb 2013
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Posted on 5/19/19 at 7:57 pm to
Agreed, worst case he needs to be paired with another combo guard.
Posted by HEAVYtiger23
Hammond
Member since Mar 2019
443 posts
Posted on 5/20/19 at 8:56 am to
I totally agree with your first scenario. Thats exactly what im hoping we do.
Second scenario, wouldnt cleveland be taking back waaay too much money? they are already in the luxury tax, so how and why trade jr for Gordon who is owed more money and still not enough to get a team that bad out of the cellar.
3rd scenario: i like the idea of the 3 team trade, but pheonix trading the 6 for Ball is possibly a stretch but even if they do id rather switch out Hart for Kuzma in that scenario and you draft one of colby or Garland and then I think you Sign Dedomon and Draft Bol Bol. Bc the Center would immediately become very weak for us in this scenario if left as Wood and OKafor. So sign the 3 and D Center Draft a Guy with the next best upside with your 3rd pick and at a position of need and that would be a good offseason
Posted by Saintsntigers04
Member since Jun 2015
497 posts
Posted on 5/20/19 at 9:11 am to
AD opts in

Sign Beverly, bogdonavic, Derrick rose, Rudy Gay

Randle opts out, resign Peyton
Trade hill and Moore for peanuts to clear cap space

Beverly/pyeton
Jrue/rose
Bogdonavic/gay/kenrich
Zion/wood
Davis/okafor
Posted by Soggymoss
Member since Aug 2018
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Posted on 5/20/19 at 12:01 pm to
Rumors are that Cleveland is in love with Haywards potential, and would like to pair him with Love.

All they would have to do to make room for him besides sending us Smith is to move Brandon Knight or Thompson, which wouldnt be too hard for them to do, and they would be out of LT threshold.

In the 2nd scenario, Phoenix would absolutely send the #6 pick for Ball, they know they need to surround Booker with a couple vets otherwise he will ask out also.

I would rather Hart over Kuzma for 2 reasons, versatility and shooting.

In every scenario I'm looking at guys that can line up anywhere, and can shoot.

Kuzma is pretty much confined to the 4 spot, not enough mass to play the 5, and not enough athleticism for the 3 (MY opinion of course), and he is a terrible defender.

Hart can play the 1-3 spots, offers better spot up shooting, and wont be near as expensive to re-sign when his deal is up (someone will overpay Kuz).

So, in the last scenario if you look at it, you have Brogdon, Jrue, and Hart that can all play the 1-3, Ingram 2-3, Zion and Doumbouya can play the 3-5, and Qood can play the 4-5.

You could realistically trot out any lineup you wanted to counter any other teams, and they would have to keep up with your athleticism and shooting
Posted by NOSHAU
Member since Feb 2012
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Posted on 5/20/19 at 2:18 pm to
quote:

Rumors are that Cleveland is in love with Haywards potential, and would like to pair him with Love.

All they would have to do to make room for him besides sending us Smith is to move Brandon Knight or Thompson, which wouldnt be too hard for them to do, and they would be out of LT threshold.

In the 2nd scenario, Phoenix would absolutely send the #6 pick for Ball, they know they need to surround Booker with a couple vets otherwise he will ask out also.

I would rather Hart over Kuzma for 2 reasons, versatility and shooting.

In every scenario I'm looking at guys that can line up anywhere, and can shoot.

Kuzma is pretty much confined to the 4 spot, not enough mass to play the 5, and not enough athleticism for the 3 (MY opinion of course), and he is a terrible defender.

Hart can play the 1-3 spots, offers better spot up shooting, and wont be near as expensive to re-sign when his deal is up (someone will overpay Kuz).

So, in the last scenario if you look at it, you have Brogdon, Jrue, and Hart that can all play the 1-3, Ingram 2-3, Zion and Doumbouya can play the 3-5, and Qood can play the 4-5.

You could realistically trot out any lineup you wanted to counter any other teams, and they would have to keep up with your athleticism and shooting
If I were dealing with the Lakers, I would take Kuzma over Hart every time. I really do not like either one as a "keeper" but feel Kuzma would have more value in a trade situation.
Posted by Soggymoss
Member since Aug 2018
14353 posts
Posted on 5/20/19 at 4:07 pm to
Well, in my scenario there is no need for him, he would be our 4th best big man, whereas Hart would be our best backup guard.

Long term Hart has way more potential than Kuzma does, Kuz is already fighting hip problems
Posted by HEAVYtiger23
Hammond
Member since Mar 2019
443 posts
Posted on 5/21/19 at 12:49 pm to
I didnt know that Hart could really play the 3, I dont know a lot about him. I agree with your Kuzma analysis but wed hopefully use him as an elite 6 man. And honestly i would still just expect Hart and Kuz to be involved in the trade still bc both are average and Ingram is solid with potential but injury prone and the picks are picks in whats said to be a very uncertain draft after 3. So id want the whole shebang. #4, #6, ingram, hart, Kuz. DEAL! I really do like that deal. #4 White or Garland, #6 Hunter or Culver or Bol Bol. A bench with Kuzma, Okafor, Bol Bol, Garland, frank Jackson would be very interesting.

Starters

PG:either Brogdon, pat bev, or collison


SG: Jrue

SF: Ingram

PF: Zion

C: either Dedmon or Lopez. I like that
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