« Reply #34 on: November 28, 2016, 09:42:29 AM »
Chicago saw enough in Hunter to sign him for the rest of the year. If Hunter was on roster in Feburay he would have trade value for us to get a player like Green but better. Keeping Green and DNP's over Hunter was not wise. Hopefully Hunter will prove me right but yes with 3 rooks next year hard to see hunter staying but he did have more trade value than green.
We couldn't even give Hunter away in a trade before the season started. He and Green both have zero trade value. They can barely even act as filler in a trade, never mind having actual value to the other team. The better player this year is all that matters (for depth purposes, if nothing else)
Somebody took a flyer on Hunter. He is on an NBA roster meaning he has value. Everybody knew Danny was cutting one loose. Why make a trade. Also cutting Green would have looked bad to other Vets. We also did not know how good Brown was. I was just thinking about this so i posted to get others thoughts and I have. I see your point it all has to go with how do you define "value" as well.

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