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Ranking our potential SG targets
« on: July 17, 2012, 02:08:46 AM »

Offline bfrombleacher

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How would you rank them? (Scroll through the thread for more rankings by other users, the following is only my opinion and a list of probably available SGs)


1. Courtney Lee
Is both a good prospect and a ready contributor. Likes Doc and will come slightly cheaper. Fit and has talent. Need more be said?

2. Brandon Rush
Had a great season. Love his game. Young, athletic, plays defense. Can defend the 3 as well. Can shoot as well. Only problem is whether he is attainable (like Lee).

3. Leandro Barbosa, Delonte West and Ronnie Brewer
Barbosa is one of the better/best targets who has stayed relatively healthy. The Brazilian connection with Fab helps. But skills overlap with Terry, is undersized again and he's on the slightly older side. Oh, and no defense. Price is a question again. But I'd be glad to have him here.

Delonte is Delonte. Great scoring guard, hound on defense. But is a bit of a headcase (must stress is a very minor issue as of recently) and perhaps some resentment from being let go by Danny last time.

Brewer is surprisingly not mentioned much here. Good defender, athletic, young-ish kind of like Rush. Can also defend both wings. But is a subpar scorer and can't create. The scoring part is not a problem, though, as he can feed off our core. (Seems I've vastly overrated him though).

4. CJ Miles
CJ Miles is younger. Less of the defensive behemoth (still decent though) that Brewer is apparently but more versatile on offense (sources are NBA 2k12 and google so please correct if wrong).

5. Pietrus
Might be overpriced, especially for an older option. Hence the lower ranking. But I really love the guy.

6. Randy Foye and Anthony Morrow
Younger and healthier than Pietrus but is more one dimensional and smaller. He showed up big in the playoffs though.

Anthony Morrow would be higher if we could trade picks for him (this is unknown at the moment). Like Foye, he is one dimensional (maybe even more so with his meh defense) but he can...flat. Out. Shoot (he has an edge against Foye in my opinion but if we have to trade a player for him it's a knock against him).






7. Josh Childress
Injury prone and less of a defensive player than Pietrus. Being bigger (6'8) and younger than Rip Hamilton helps though.

8. Martell Webster and Rip Hamilton
Webster is unproven (but has at least stuck around in the league) and, as others have said, a slight bit too much of a project. Rip Hamilton is old and apparently has health problems. Both are risky.

9. James Anderson, Dionte Christmas and Terrence Williams
None are proven. Terrence Williams's ceiling is higher and is a better player but his work ethic has been pulled into question. If we grab any of them I'd hope it's because we're getting them as more insurance and as projects. I'd be a bit sad if they were our only backups (but not the end of the world).




Off the market:
Lou Williams (Hawks) - Would have been nice for the money
Gerald Green (Pacers)
Dahntay Jones (Mavs)
OJ Mayo (Mavs)
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How would you rank them?


1. Courtney Lee
Is both a good prospect and a ready contributor. Likes Doc and will come slightly cheaper. Fit and has talent. Need more be said?

2. Ronnie Brewer
Surprisingly not mentioned much here. Good defender, athletic, young-ish. Can defend both wings. Is a subpar scorer and can't create. The scoring part is not a problem, though, as he can feed off our core.

3. Pietrus
Might be overpriced, hence the low ranking.

4. Martell Webster and Rip Hamilton
Webster is unproven (but has at least stuck around in the league) and, as others have said, a slight bit too much of a project. Rip Hamilton is old and apparently has health problems. Both are risky.

5. Dionte Christmas and Terrence Williams
Neither are proven. Terrence Williams's ceiling is higher and is a better player but his work ethic has been pulled into question.

Off the market:
Lou Williams (Hawks) - Would have been nice for the money
Gerald Green (Pacers)
Dahntay Jones (Mavs)
OJ Mayo (Mavs)

Leandro Barbosa and Randy Foye? Childress after he clears amnesty waivers?


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Leandro Barbosa and Randy Foye? Childress after he clears amnesty waivers?

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I saw somebody mention CJ Miles is he available? smart player but havent watched him closely lately
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I saw somebody mention CJ Miles is he available? smart player but havent watched him closely lately

Google news tells me he's UFA.

Where would you rank him?

Can't spend too much time researching him right now since I'm being watched.

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I saw somebody mention CJ Miles is he available? smart player but havent watched him closely lately

Google news tells me he's UFA.

Where would you rank him?

Can't spend too much time researching him right now since I'm being watched.
didnt watch him much the last year or so but id rank him right around there with Pietrus and Brewer
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added CJ miles*


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TP for work on compiled list
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Thanks for sharing.

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No Brandon Rush???
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i do not want childress

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No Brandon Rush???

I cannot for my life believe I forgot about him. I love him. TP.

i do not want childress

Me neither. But for the sake of comprehensiveness he's there.

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1. Lee--no doubt..afraid he cannot be signed though
2. Pietrus--when heathy. great defender, another body on lebron and can play the 2/3..afraid he is too expensive
3. Barbosa-love this guy and feel like he can run with rondo...would be a great spot starter and a great assest off the bench
4. Rush-always liked his game...could start when needed
5. Foye/Miles
6. Brewer

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1. Lee - I think if we can set up a sign and trade, or free up the MLE (which is unlikely now), he will come here for the opportunity to play with Rondo and Doc, and help his stock for his next contract.  I am not going to hold my breath though.
2. Rush - Not great, but he is big, athletic, can defend, and can shoot a little.  Still has potential to improve as well.
3. Childress - Still young, and I think he was a terrible fit in Phoenix.  Get him in more of a structured offense, and defensive oriented team, and his value will show.  I think he could also handle the ball next to Bradley or Terry.
4. Brewer - Basically the same as Childress, but not as good a scorer. 
5. Pietrus - He is streaky, but a nice fit with his defense.
6. Barbosa - He would be higher, but we already have so many undersized guards. 
7. CJ Miles - I really like him as a sleeper.  Think he would play well off of Rondo. 

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Is Jodie Meeks still out there?  Great shooter, and he had nice defensive metrics last year despite being a bit undersized.


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