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Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« on: January 05, 2020, 06:35:36 PM »

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Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2020, 06:37:33 PM »

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I'd rather have him over Javonte Green.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2020, 07:13:18 PM »

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We could use a PF that can defend and not be a 0 on offense to back up Tatum. We have enough wings and guards.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
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We could use a PF that can defend and not be a 0 on offense to back up Tatum. We have enough wings and guards.

I think that is supposed to be G.Williams/Semi/Theis (starting C/backup pf with healthy C trio). I realize all three are pretty limited offensively, but I am not really sure who is available that is definitely better than those three.

I would say we could use another scorer off the bench. Always having two of Kemba/Hayward/Brown/Tatum should do the trick, but it is nice to have another guy who can just score when needed. Perhaps Romeo is being groomed for that role - Carsen was probably supposed to be that guy.

I absolutely loved Turner while he was here and would welcome him if he signed here, but I don't know that he is for sure better than any of our current 15.
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Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
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Is he an upgrade over Wanamaker at the point / ballhandler / offense-initiator spot?
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Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #5 on: January 05, 2020, 07:53:20 PM »

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We could use a PF that can defend and not be a 0 on offense to back up Tatum. We have enough wings and guards.

I think that is supposed to be G.Williams/Semi/Theis (starting pf/backup C with healthy C trio). I realize all three are pretty limited offensively, but I am not really sure who is available that is definitely better than those three.

I would say we could use another scorer off the bench. Always having two of Kemba/Hayward/Brown/Tatum should do the trick, but it is nice to have another guy who can just score when needed. Perhaps Romeo is being groomed for that role - Carsen was probably supposed to be that guy.

I absolutely loved Turner while he was here and would welcome him if he signed here, but I don't know that he is for sure better than any of our current 15.
I don’t know about Romeo. Stevens has not played him at all lately.
He also got a DNP CD against the bulls last night .  Not a good sign for his progress

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #6 on: January 05, 2020, 08:01:15 PM »

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We could use a PF that can defend and not be a 0 on offense to back up Tatum. We have enough wings and guards.

I think that is supposed to be G.Williams/Semi/Theis (starting pf/backup C with healthy C trio). I realize all three are pretty limited offensively, but I am not really sure who is available that is definitely better than those three.

I would say we could use another scorer off the bench. Always having two of Kemba/Hayward/Brown/Tatum should do the trick, but it is nice to have another guy who can just score when needed. Perhaps Romeo is being groomed for that role - Carsen was probably supposed to be that guy.

I absolutely loved Turner while he was here and would welcome him if he signed here, but I don't know that he is for sure better than any of our current 15.
Exactly my point Theis is our starting C and that Semi with Williams are terrible options vs the other positions.

PG Walker, Smart, Wanna, Edwards
SG Brown, Smart, Green, Langdord
SF Hayward, Brown, Tatum
C Theis, Kanter, R.Willams, Tacko

We could use a better PF backup option.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #7 on: January 05, 2020, 08:13:12 PM »

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Yes. That dude can put up stats on any given night. He plays well under Brad too as a versatile swiss army knife.


Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #8 on: January 05, 2020, 08:20:25 PM »

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Is he an upgrade over Wanamaker at the point / ballhandler / offense-initiator spot?
No.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #9 on: January 05, 2020, 08:22:22 PM »

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Is he an upgrade over Wanamaker at the point / ballhandler / offense-initiator spot?
Yes. That dude can put up stats on any given night. He plays well under Brad too as a versatile swiss army knife.
http://bkref.com/tiny/bvlQG

He's been far less productive in similar minutes than Wanamaker just last year.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #10 on: January 05, 2020, 08:24:07 PM »

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I'd rather have him over Javonte Green.
Eh, I'd rather have a guy who is explosive athletically than Turner at this point. Green is a weapon in transition if nothing else. Though I don't trust either.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #11 on: January 05, 2020, 08:24:40 PM »

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Since Grant Williams got over his terrible 3 point shooting start, I think he has actually been a decent little offensive player. His stats per game since that made three pointer:

11 games
16.7 mins
5 points
2.3 rebounds
1.3 assists
52.5% FG%
36.8% 3PT%
60% FT%
60.2% TS%

Given most of the time he is the #4 or #5 scoring option while playing, that's pretty good. He is also just a 21 year old rookie and is tremendously versatile and good as a defender. And, yeah, would love a better scorer off the bench but Grant is not a zero on offense. He is becoming very efficient as a scorer and a good passer that can initiate offense for others. I really like his game and potential.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #12 on: January 05, 2020, 08:49:08 PM »

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We could use a PF that can defend and not be a 0 on offense to back up Tatum. We have enough wings and guards.

I think that is supposed to be G.Williams/Semi/Theis (starting pf/backup C with healthy C trio). I realize all three are pretty limited offensively, but I am not really sure who is available that is definitely better than those three.

I would say we could use another scorer off the bench. Always having two of Kemba/Hayward/Brown/Tatum should do the trick, but it is nice to have another guy who can just score when needed. Perhaps Romeo is being groomed for that role - Carsen was probably supposed to be that guy.

I absolutely loved Turner while he was here and would welcome him if he signed here, but I don't know that he is for sure better than any of our current 15.
I don’t know about Romeo. Stevens has not played him at all lately.
He also got a DNP CD against the bulls last night .  Not a good sign for his progress

Rumors are they dont want him plating b2b yet.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #13 on: January 05, 2020, 08:50:25 PM »

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Is he an upgrade over Wanamaker at the point / ballhandler / offense-initiator spot?
No.

Disagree. He is better than wanamker at most things save for outside shot.

Re: Evan Turner a buyout candidate
« Reply #14 on: January 05, 2020, 09:24:46 PM »

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Is he an upgrade over Wanamaker at the point / ballhandler / offense-initiator spot?
Yes. That dude can put up stats on any given night. He plays well under Brad too as a versatile swiss army knife.
http://bkref.com/tiny/bvlQG

He's been far less productive in similar minutes than Wanamaker just last year.
They have different roles in the offense.