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Noel looked great. Perfect fit for the Celtics
Quote from: Nails on January 06, 2017, 02:39:49 PMMelo is still in his prime. Can rebound and score with the best of them. Defense is played on occasion as in rarely. But they can get him to play D. He would be the single most dynamic scorer since P2 was good. Not his has last 2 years or so but pre 2011. Think of how Melo would open the whole floor up for IT to drive and the other guys to hit wide open jumpers. I would make it happen. You are paying 80 cents on the dollar and have him in his prime for the next 3 years.A certain Isaiah Thomas would beg to differ.
Melo is still in his prime. Can rebound and score with the best of them. Defense is played on occasion as in rarely. But they can get him to play D. He would be the single most dynamic scorer since P2 was good. Not his has last 2 years or so but pre 2011. Think of how Melo would open the whole floor up for IT to drive and the other guys to hit wide open jumpers. I would make it happen. You are paying 80 cents on the dollar and have him in his prime for the next 3 years.
Quote from: kozlodoev on January 06, 2017, 04:50:11 PMQuote from: Nails on January 06, 2017, 02:39:49 PMMelo is still in his prime. Can rebound and score with the best of them. Defense is played on occasion as in rarely. But they can get him to play D. He would be the single most dynamic scorer since P2 was good. Not his has last 2 years or so but pre 2011. Think of how Melo would open the whole floor up for IT to drive and the other guys to hit wide open jumpers. I would make it happen. You are paying 80 cents on the dollar and have him in his prime for the next 3 years.http://www.si.com/nba/2016/12/22/george-karl-book-carmelo-anthonyThat is all.karl is an ****. Much of the inflammatory stuff in his book was clearly put there to drum up news. Not that I disagree, but I wouldnt put too much stock in that book.
Quote from: Nails on January 06, 2017, 02:39:49 PMMelo is still in his prime. Can rebound and score with the best of them. Defense is played on occasion as in rarely. But they can get him to play D. He would be the single most dynamic scorer since P2 was good. Not his has last 2 years or so but pre 2011. Think of how Melo would open the whole floor up for IT to drive and the other guys to hit wide open jumpers. I would make it happen. You are paying 80 cents on the dollar and have him in his prime for the next 3 years.http://www.si.com/nba/2016/12/22/george-karl-book-carmelo-anthonyThat is all.
Quote from: Nails on January 06, 2017, 02:39:49 PMMelo is still in his prime. Can rebound and score with the best of them. Defense is played on occasion as in rarely. But they can get him to play D. He would be the single most dynamic scorer since P2 was good. Not his has last 2 years or so but pre 2011. Think of how Melo would open the whole floor up for IT to drive and the other guys to hit wide open jumpers. I would make it happen. You are paying 80 cents on the dollar and have him in his prime for the next 3 years. Melo is NOT in any way, shape or form still in his prime. His scoring is down 4ppg from a couple of years ago. His rebounding is down. eFG is down. FTs are down. His TS% is currently the 3rd lowest of his career. His FG% is the worst of his career. His defensive rating which was never good is now sliding into terrible territory.He remains a very good player but is no longer an elite one. What you're watching is the last truly productive season or two of his career. He's 32 and will be 33 in 4 months with 34,000 minutes played on his legs. In 3 years Melo (and his $27m contract) may very well be an albatross. That's exactly the type of deal the Cs won't make.
Quote from: Evantime34 on January 06, 2017, 07:01:00 PMThis might have been posted somewhere else, but Lowe said on his podcast that he thinks the Nets are holding out hope that the C's will trade their 2017 Nets pick.He thinks if the Bulls could get Smart, Crowder and the 2017 Nets pick for Butler, they would do it.I wouldn't give up all of that for Butler. Take out Smart and I would then do it. Question is, how disrespected would Crowder feel being moved for Butler instead of Hayward?
This might have been posted somewhere else, but Lowe said on his podcast that he thinks the Nets are holding out hope that the C's will trade their 2017 Nets pick.He thinks if the Bulls could get Smart, Crowder and the 2017 Nets pick for Butler, they would do it.