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Detroit going all in
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Houston has traded Donatas Motiejunas and Marcus Thornton to the Detroit Pistons, league sources tell @TheVertical
thats a steal.. right?for Joel Anthony & a protected 1st rounderHouston has traded Donatas Motiejunas and Marcus Thornton to the Detroit Pistons, league sources tell @TheVertical
Dwight isn't under contract either & will command the max/near max also, sooooo...So a guy in only his FOURTH season has wholes in his game? Please name a player whose game was perfect by his fourth season.same i dont get why they would want dwight if they dont want hassan.Hassan is BY FAR their most talented young player since Wade. I still can't believe he's even on the table. Especially with how rough Winslow has looked. Miami needs all the young talent they can get.
Hassan becomes an unrestricted free agent at the end of the year. He's going to demand the max. Miami's front office is not willing to give him the max, so he's most likely going to sign for another team who is. Now you may ask, why won't Miami offer him the max? Because his stats don't tell the whole story. Hassan Whiteside is talented, but he's also a self-centered idiot. His stats are often inflated at the expense of team chemistry and efficiency. He tends to get himself in foul trouble, also hurting the team's strategy.
Dwight on the other hand can be signed at a bargain. If he can be even 3/4 of the guy he was before his decline, then that's a good get.
Yea he still has room to grow, but getting rid of a young, talented 7-footer because he still has room for improvement is silly.
Oh please. He's six years out of college. He's jumped all around the D-League and the world at this point. If he hasn't learned by now, when will he?
Maybe next, or the year after. It's his first year where's he had lofty expectations. Cutting the cord so early is ridiculous. Exchanging him for a guy on the wrong side of 30 is even more ridiculous.
Listen man, if we had him under contract for another year we probably wouldn't be trading him. But the fact of the matter is that we don't so we're trying to get some value out of him. We don't think he's worth the max for all the reasons I already listed, and the FO knows that with the scarcity of big men in the league, some other team is going to offer him a lot of money. That's why we're trading him, is it really that hard for you guys to understand? I hope your team signs him for the max this offseason, because I'm sure I'll see you in here next year making the same complaints about him that most of Heat nation is making now.
Dwight isn't under contract either sooooo...
Same here hope he does well. He is funny as hell and doesn't give a damn what anybody thinksI was happy when Stan got the Detroit job. He's a good guy, hope he succeeds.
So the Rockets must have something else going. They wouldn't give 2 rotation guys up for Joel Anthony if they didn't have replacements coming in, right?
this is his last big contract before he retires. He's getting the max/near max.Dwight isn't under contract either sooooo...
Did you not read anything I said before? We can sign him for cheap.
Marcus Morris can be moved to the bench eventually I think. A lineup of: Reggie/KCP/Tobias/DMo/Drummond is money