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Quote from: MBunge on June 20, 2016, 01:40:58 PMI was a fan of getting Monroe but given that Detroit got a lot better without him and the Bucks got a lot worse, I'm very leery of the guy now.MikeDetroit got better because it made no sense to play two centers at the same time.Milwaukee got worse because they only had one reliable three point shooter in their original starting lineup.As usual, people fail to look at context, they only see that a big man doesn't fit what they think should be the prototype for that position.
I was a fan of getting Monroe but given that Detroit got a lot better without him and the Bucks got a lot worse, I'm very leery of the guy now.Mike
Quote from: PhoSita on June 20, 2016, 01:51:31 PMQuote from: MBunge on June 20, 2016, 01:40:58 PMI was a fan of getting Monroe but given that Detroit got a lot better without him and the Bucks got a lot worse, I'm very leery of the guy now.MikeDetroit got better because it made no sense to play two centers at the same time.Milwaukee got worse because they only had one reliable three point shooter in their original starting lineup.As usual, people fail to look at context, they only see that a big man doesn't fit what they think should be the prototype for that position.Monroe hasn't really improved his defense since he was in the Bucks.
Quote from: Rondo9 on June 20, 2016, 01:58:08 PMQuote from: PhoSita on June 20, 2016, 01:51:31 PMQuote from: MBunge on June 20, 2016, 01:40:58 PMI was a fan of getting Monroe but given that Detroit got a lot better without him and the Bucks got a lot worse, I'm very leery of the guy now.MikeDetroit got better because it made no sense to play two centers at the same time.Milwaukee got worse because they only had one reliable three point shooter in their original starting lineup.As usual, people fail to look at context, they only see that a big man doesn't fit what they think should be the prototype for that position.Monroe hasn't really improved his defense since he was in the Bucks.Perhaps, but it's hard to support the assertion that they were worse defensively with him than without him.
Quote from: CelticSooner on June 20, 2016, 01:43:18 PMQuote from: PhoSita on June 20, 2016, 01:38:55 PMBradley + Olynyk + #16 for Monroe + #10That's the sort of deal I'd go for.Monroe isn't an ideal starting center, but I think he's undervalued at this point and could be a quality piece. Certainly an upgrade on Sullinger as a rebounder and scorer.I doubt they'd consider moving Parker.That solves zero problems for the C's and only opens up a hole on defense. What's so good about Greg Monroe? He's been a loser on every team he's ever played on and that teams defense gets much worse with him on it.Actually, Monroe had a positive DRPM for the Bucks and the Pistons these past two years.Monroe is more productive than any of the bigs the Celtics currently have.Right now, the Celts aren't winning anything of note with this group so personnel moves have to be viewed in terms of upgrading assets rather than how a player necessarily "fits" in the vision of the team as it's constructed at the moment.
Quote from: PhoSita on June 20, 2016, 01:38:55 PMBradley + Olynyk + #16 for Monroe + #10That's the sort of deal I'd go for.Monroe isn't an ideal starting center, but I think he's undervalued at this point and could be a quality piece. Certainly an upgrade on Sullinger as a rebounder and scorer.I doubt they'd consider moving Parker.That solves zero problems for the C's and only opens up a hole on defense. What's so good about Greg Monroe? He's been a loser on every team he's ever played on and that teams defense gets much worse with him on it.
Bradley + Olynyk + #16 for Monroe + #10That's the sort of deal I'd go for.Monroe isn't an ideal starting center, but I think he's undervalued at this point and could be a quality piece. Certainly an upgrade on Sullinger as a rebounder and scorer.I doubt they'd consider moving Parker.
I'd absolutely acquire Monroe as he would be a huge upgrade over any big man on the roster. That said, assuming the price was fairly similar, I'd rather acquire Okafor, who while not as good currently has more upside growth potential.
All I remember about him is that we had no one who could stop him last season. He made us look small. Brad probably mentioned this to Danny as well.
Not a big fan of Monroe, a lot would depend on the price.
Wondering if MIL would consider Monroe and #10 for Amir, Young, Hunter, #16 and #23.