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Quote from: OhioGreen on January 22, 2012, 11:14:42 AMRead in another article that Chicago would be more willing to trade JNoah than Asik! Apparently they're really high on him, and Noah's production has gone down slightly over the last 2-3 years. Either one would be OK with me, as they are both young and good defensively and rebounding wise!The problem with Noah is that he's got 5 years, $60 million left on his deal. For a guy averaging 7 points and 8 rebounds and who has had attitude / work ethic problems in the past, that's pretty scary.
Read in another article that Chicago would be more willing to trade JNoah than Asik! Apparently they're really high on him, and Noah's production has gone down slightly over the last 2-3 years. Either one would be OK with me, as they are both young and good defensively and rebounding wise!
Quote from: 33_Larry Legend_33 on January 22, 2012, 04:00:10 PM...or if it doesn't pan out (HIGHLY likely) this is the kind of deal that cripples a franchise for a half-decade, and keeps you stuck in mediocrity, the equivalent of NBA purgatory...Trading a 37 year old shooting guard for a 25 year old reliable center is the kind of deal that can cripple a franchise for half a decade? Seems like no risk, at least decent reward to me. I mean if the Celtics start playing well than none of this matters.
...or if it doesn't pan out (HIGHLY likely) this is the kind of deal that cripples a franchise for a half-decade, and keeps you stuck in mediocrity, the equivalent of NBA purgatory...
Quote from: Roy H. on January 22, 2012, 11:17:14 AMQuote from: OhioGreen on January 22, 2012, 11:14:42 AMRead in another article that Chicago would be more willing to trade JNoah than Asik! Apparently they're really high on him, and Noah's production has gone down slightly over the last 2-3 years. Either one would be OK with me, as they are both young and good defensively and rebounding wise!The problem with Noah is that he's got 5 years, $60 million left on his deal. For a guy averaging 7 points and 8 rebounds and who has had attitude / work ethic problems in the past, that's pretty scary.Work ethic problems from Noah? I've never read that.
Boylan called Noah "a great kid," but noted he's been involved in "a couple of situations where he's been late or not doing what the Chicago Bulls do. So the cumulative aspect of this is definitely part of the reasoning for the players [voting to suspend him for multiple games].""This isn't college anymore," Boylan said. "It's the NBA. This is professional sports."
You wouldn't do KG/Pietrus for Noah/Korver/filler if it was available?
