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Noah Vonleh?
« on: June 23, 2019, 09:40:07 PM »

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Could he be in play for us as a decent 4/5 big off the bench?

Local kid. Works out in Celtics team facility during off-season.

Has improved each year, and seems to finally be finding his footing in the NBA.  He's not really starter material, but think he could help solidify our bench. His game is quite versatile. And we could probably get him on the cheap.

Is an UFA last played with the Knicks. Has started to develop 3 point range (right now in low 30's %, but trending upward (shot .485 from deep in college), and is a decent rebounder.   I really think he is very switchable at the 4/5 position, which is really good, at 6'9" with 7'4" wingspan.

Watching him play a few times last season, he really seems to finally be figuring it out in the League. 

He's only 23.

I stole this idea from A. Sherod Blakely. I think it is to be thought about.

Re: Noah Vonleh?
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2019, 09:42:23 PM »

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He would be a good grab at the right price. He'd give you some solid minutes.

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« Reply #2 on: June 23, 2019, 09:45:52 PM »

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but he would not solve the central problem of who starts as a big man for the celtics.

if we want someone to come off the bench, i would prefer the timelord to be that person. this is his second year, i hope CBS puts in games with real minutes. we will see then if he is an nba player.
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Re: Noah Vonleh?
« Reply #3 on: June 23, 2019, 09:51:54 PM »

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Vonleh looked good the couple of times I saw him last year. I didn't watch many knicks games but I remember seeing a game or two where I thought he looked much better. That 18-20 foot jumper looked really good.

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« Reply #4 on: June 23, 2019, 10:05:11 PM »

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How about Henson from Cleveland? He started shooting threes last season - very small sample size of 14 games and 14 min per game but his 3P - .355 - league average. Also he grabbed 12-13 rebounds per 36 min. I think he can be had for yabu.... or just trade exception..... we can just assume his $10M expiring contract into cap space ...

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« Reply #5 on: June 23, 2019, 11:12:49 PM »

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but he would not solve the central problem of who starts as a big man for the celtics.

if we want someone to come off the bench, i would prefer the timelord to be that person. this is his second year, i hope CBS puts in games with real minutes. we will see then if he is an nba player.

TL much rawer than Vonleh, especially on the offensive end.  Needs more seasoning.

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« Reply #6 on: June 23, 2019, 11:18:53 PM »

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Could he be in play for us as a decent 4/5 big off the bench?

Local kid. Works out in Celtics team facility during off-season.

Has improved each year, and seems to finally be finding his footing in the NBA.  He's not really starter material, but think he could help solidify our bench. His game is quite versatile. And we could probably get him on the cheap.

Is an UFA last played with the Knicks. Has started to develop 3 point range (right now in low 30's %, but trending upward (shot .485 from deep in college), and is a decent rebounder.   I really think he is very switchable at the 4/5 position, which is really good, at 6'9" with 7'4" wingspan.

Watching him play a few times last season, he really seems to finally be figuring it out in the League. 

He's only 23.

I stole this idea from A. Sherod Blakely. I think it is to be thought about.

Sherrod has been wrong on everything I've ever seen. So if it was his idea, it probably won't happen.
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« Reply #7 on: June 24, 2019, 12:00:03 AM »

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Could he be in play for us as a decent 4/5 big off the bench?

Local kid. Works out in Celtics team facility during off-season.

Has improved each year, and seems to finally be finding his footing in the NBA.  He's not really starter material, but think he could help solidify our bench. His game is quite versatile. And we could probably get him on the cheap.

Is an UFA last played with the Knicks. Has started to develop 3 point range (right now in low 30's %, but trending upward (shot .485 from deep in college), and is a decent rebounder.   I really think he is very switchable at the 4/5 position, which is really good, at 6'9" with 7'4" wingspan.

Watching him play a few times last season, he really seems to finally be figuring it out in the League. 

He's only 23.

I stole this idea from A. Sherod Blakely. I think it is to be thought about.

Sherrod has been wrong on everything I've ever seen. So if it was his idea, it probably won't happen.
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« Reply #8 on: June 24, 2019, 12:03:52 AM »

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He's solid. I'd prefer him as a bench big more than anything, but he's a pretty good rebounder and was a fair passer at New York. He's still 23 and has shown a slight ability to hit 3's.

Wouldn't mind him off the bench
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There are a few names bouncing around - Vonleh, WCS, Bryant, etc...they all seem to have some upside and some flaws. The way I look at it the question for Ainge is, which one has the best chance of outperforming a mid-range contract, thereby becoming an asset?

Any of them should be a big upgrade over Williams for next year...betting that RW will be ready for meaningful minutes seems risky, and even if he is, he probably won't play more than 15-20 mpg.

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« Reply #10 on: June 24, 2019, 08:32:21 PM »

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I agree with Footey and Liam

If the team is on a plan for a mini rebuild/retool

what is the point of signing Vucevic or trading for Capela??

Vonleh if he plans to explore FA market....  I feel like his ears would perk up, if Celts were interested and offered a decent deal

something like 3 years at 15-18 million range (total)

Look at the clip below and how he plays/blocks Giannis.  This plus potential ability to slow down/throw a body at Leonard would be intriguing

Vonleh block on Giannis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4CR0EtJuQM

Vonleh stands tall vs Bucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d0BNvy6jp8

Vonleh also can shoot the 3 and defend multiple positions.  You can tell he really works hard at the gym. Chiselled

He hasn't played for a good team or a good coach yet.  He shows flashes but under a good system/coach....maybe can put it together.   

Could come off the bench or start

scenerios

1.  Stars along with Hayward Tatum Brown Smart
2.  Come off the bench with Grant Williams.   You got a nice potential length plus smarts frontcourt duo


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« Reply #11 on: June 24, 2019, 08:57:51 PM »

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I agree with Footey and Liam

If the team is on a plan for a mini rebuild/retool

what is the point of signing Vucevic or trading for Capela??

Vonleh if he plans to explore FA market....  I feel like his ears would perk up, if Celts were interested and offered a decent deal

something like 3 years at 15-18 million range (total)

Look at the clip below and how he plays/blocks Giannis.  This plus potential ability to slow down/throw a body at Leonard would be intriguing

Vonleh block on Giannis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4CR0EtJuQM

Vonleh stands tall vs Bucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d0BNvy6jp8

Vonleh also can shoot the 3 and defend multiple positions.  You can tell he really works hard at the gym. Chiselled

He hasn't played for a good team or a good coach yet.  He shows flashes but under a good system/coach....maybe can put it together.   

Could come off the bench or start

scenerios

1.  Stars along with Hayward Tatum Brown Smart
2.  Come off the bench with Grant Williams.   You got a nice potential length plus smarts frontcourt duo

The thing is, Capela makes like another 70M in the next four years in his deal, and if he's traded it's likely more to help their cap room as a bit of a salary dump (so it would cost a bit, but definitely wouldn't cost an extravagant amount in a trade). That's pretty much the same as what you're suggesting with Vonleh (3+ years, 15-18M AAV), and Capela is pretty young too.

I do agree on Vuc. Like him, but not at the money he will command (near max to max).
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« Reply #12 on: June 24, 2019, 09:12:00 PM »

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I agree with Footey and Liam

If the team is on a plan for a mini rebuild/retool

what is the point of signing Vucevic or trading for Capela??

Vonleh if he plans to explore FA market....  I feel like his ears would perk up, if Celts were interested and offered a decent deal

something like 3 years at 15-18 million range (total)

Look at the clip below and how he plays/blocks Giannis.  This plus potential ability to slow down/throw a body at Leonard would be intriguing

Vonleh block on Giannis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4CR0EtJuQM

Vonleh stands tall vs Bucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d0BNvy6jp8

Vonleh also can shoot the 3 and defend multiple positions.  You can tell he really works hard at the gym. Chiselled

He hasn't played for a good team or a good coach yet.  He shows flashes but under a good system/coach....maybe can put it together.   

Could come off the bench or start

scenerios

1.  Stars along with Hayward Tatum Brown Smart
2.  Come off the bench with Grant Williams.   You got a nice potential length plus smarts frontcourt duo

The thing is, Capela makes like another 70M in the next four years in his deal, and if he's traded it's likely more to help their cap room as a bit of a salary dump (so it would cost a bit, but definitely wouldn't cost an extravagant amount in a trade). That's pretty much the same as what you're suggesting with Vonleh (3+ years, 15-18M AAV), and Capela is pretty young too.

I do agree on Vuc. Like him, but not at the money he will command (near max to max).

Yes but gain Capela at what cost? (Trade)

Also Capela cant shoot

At least Vonleh can make 3s

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« Reply #13 on: June 24, 2019, 09:17:27 PM »

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I agree with Footey and Liam

If the team is on a plan for a mini rebuild/retool

what is the point of signing Vucevic or trading for Capela??

Vonleh if he plans to explore FA market....  I feel like his ears would perk up, if Celts were interested and offered a decent deal

something like 3 years at 15-18 million range (total)

Look at the clip below and how he plays/blocks Giannis.  This plus potential ability to slow down/throw a body at Leonard would be intriguing

Vonleh block on Giannis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4CR0EtJuQM

Vonleh stands tall vs Bucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d0BNvy6jp8

Vonleh also can shoot the 3 and defend multiple positions.  You can tell he really works hard at the gym. Chiselled

He hasn't played for a good team or a good coach yet.  He shows flashes but under a good system/coach....maybe can put it together.   

Could come off the bench or start

scenerios

1.  Stars along with Hayward Tatum Brown Smart
2.  Come off the bench with Grant Williams.   You got a nice potential length plus smarts frontcourt duo

The thing is, Capela makes like another 70M in the next four years in his deal, and if he's traded it's likely more to help their cap room as a bit of a salary dump (so it would cost a bit, but definitely wouldn't cost an extravagant amount in a trade). That's pretty much the same as what you're suggesting with Vonleh (3+ years, 15-18M AAV), and Capela is pretty young too.

I do agree on Vuc. Like him, but not at the money he will command (near max to max).

Yes but gain Capela at what cost? (Trade)

Also Capela cant shoot

At least Vonleh can make 3s

I personally don't want Capela anyways (would rather we sign Russell and then add 2 decent centers like Lopez/Dedmon/Ed Davis, etc.). Vonleh is an intriguing option too as you say. It's just this part you say...

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If the team is on a plan for a mini rebuild/retool

what is the point of signing Vucevic or trading for Capela??

Usually in a rebuild/retool you bring on young players who flash potential and talent and have room to grow. Vuc is 29, but the others who have been rumored are all pretty young themselves (under 25). It's not like we're hampering a "rebuild" if we did add someone like Adams/Capela/Russell.
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« Reply #14 on: June 24, 2019, 09:47:46 PM »

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I think our bench front court is set with THE WILLIAMS. We need a starting frontcourt, actually a real starting center, as I feel Hayward will play quality minutes at PF. So, I don't think Vonleh makes sense for us. Rather see the Williams get the bench minutes
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