Thought this deserved its own thread.  Always liked his potential, and he's out of the long-term picture in Sac.  Would reunite him with fellow Dukie JT, similar age range as our core young guys.  Worth trading Langford for? I know Giles is an UFA at the end of the season, but our front court needs help now.  Just get the sneaking suspicion that he could be great as small ball center, with perhaps more skills than Theis.

Here's what I said in the "Who's available that we can get at C" thread:

Quote from: Big333223 on December 14, 2019, 01:25:22 PM

Quote from: seancally on December 14, 2019, 09:51:29 AM

What’s the story on Harry Giles? Doesn’t play in SAC, which means essentially nothing as far as I can tell, but highly touted guy at 6’11” who can pass and is versatile. I know he had injuries early in his career but still an intriguing prospect.

5 pages in, this is maybe the first post to actually answer the question of the OP.

I don't know if I like Giles but calling him "an intriguing prospect" is about right. Does he move the needle for this team this year? Probably not. But that's the problem. Any of the centers out there who might be able to elevate the Celtics this season are either too expensive (in terms of cap hit or trade capital or both) or not on the block.

Unless something breaks lose, this might be the team this year.

I would not mind Harry Giles, but I agree he doesn’t move the needle for this year.  He does match the age range of the Jays which I like.  Having him on board this season would give him valuable playoff experience with this team.  That said, Kings did decline his option.
https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/256001/Kings-Decline-20-21-Options-On-Harry-Giles-Caleb-Swanigan

Good analysis from Kings perspective:
https://earlybirdrights.com/2019/11/01/sacramento-kings-harry-giles-rookie-scale-option-bogdan-bogdanovic-luxury-tax/

Harry Giles Basketball Reference page: https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/g/gilesha01.html