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Quote from: Ilikesports17 on May 04, 2017, 06:11:07 PMWell to be perfect for Brad he needs to be at least adequate as a passer and he must be able to stretch the floor.To fit perfect next to Al, he needs to be a terrific rebounder and must be able to defend decently well on the perimeter(Al cant do this).So, who out there is a good passer, who can stretch the floor, defend the perimeter and (bonus) provide a physical presence inside whether thats strength and tougness or shot blocking.Blake Griffin actually has the near perfect skillset. Kristapz checks a lot of those boxes. If Millsap rebounded the tiniest bit better, hed be perfect. If you are talking recent draft picks, Id say: Sabonis, Chriss(mediocre rebounder) and maybe Gordon(neither a rebounder nor floor spacer) and Randle(cant defend perimeter and cant spread floor). Really no prospects in recent memory(outisde Kristaps) are both decent NBA players and check all those boxes. Johnathan Isaac is really close. He has the size and athleticism to defend the perimeter and also could rebound well. Hes also got a nice stroke from the outside. Problem with him is that he isnt a good passer(not a dealbreaker) and he strikes me as more of a finesse guy, he has a skinnier frame and might not as much toughness and rebounding as I think is ideal.Blake - Cant pass nor shoot the 3And Isaac - asthma condition
Well to be perfect for Brad he needs to be at least adequate as a passer and he must be able to stretch the floor.To fit perfect next to Al, he needs to be a terrific rebounder and must be able to defend decently well on the perimeter(Al cant do this).So, who out there is a good passer, who can stretch the floor, defend the perimeter and (bonus) provide a physical presence inside whether thats strength and tougness or shot blocking.Blake Griffin actually has the near perfect skillset. Kristapz checks a lot of those boxes. If Millsap rebounded the tiniest bit better, hed be perfect. If you are talking recent draft picks, Id say: Sabonis, Chriss(mediocre rebounder) and maybe Gordon(neither a rebounder nor floor spacer) and Randle(cant defend perimeter and cant spread floor). Really no prospects in recent memory(outisde Kristaps) are both decent NBA players and check all those boxes. Johnathan Isaac is really close. He has the size and athleticism to defend the perimeter and also could rebound well. Hes also got a nice stroke from the outside. Problem with him is that he isnt a good passer(not a dealbreaker) and he strikes me as more of a finesse guy, he has a skinnier frame and might not as much toughness and rebounding as I think is ideal.
Quote from: triboy16f on May 04, 2017, 06:12:01 PMQuote from: Ilikesports17 on May 04, 2017, 06:11:07 PMWell to be perfect for Brad he needs to be at least adequate as a passer and he must be able to stretch the floor.To fit perfect next to Al, he needs to be a terrific rebounder and must be able to defend decently well on the perimeter(Al cant do this).So, who out there is a good passer, who can stretch the floor, defend the perimeter and (bonus) provide a physical presence inside whether thats strength and tougness or shot blocking.Blake Griffin actually has the near perfect skillset. Kristapz checks a lot of those boxes. If Millsap rebounded the tiniest bit better, hed be perfect. If you are talking recent draft picks, Id say: Sabonis, Chriss(mediocre rebounder) and maybe Gordon(neither a rebounder nor floor spacer) and Randle(cant defend perimeter and cant spread floor). Really no prospects in recent memory(outisde Kristaps) are both decent NBA players and check all those boxes. Johnathan Isaac is really close. He has the size and athleticism to defend the perimeter and also could rebound well. Hes also got a nice stroke from the outside. Problem with him is that he isnt a good passer(not a dealbreaker) and he strikes me as more of a finesse guy, he has a skinnier frame and might not as much toughness and rebounding as I think is ideal.Blake - Cant pass nor shoot the 3And Isaac - asthma conditionWow, you clearly aren't familiar with Blake Griffin.
It's gotta be Draymond Green or...Draymond Green. Maybe Durant or Lebron but that's stretching the limits of this exercise right?
Quote from: number_n9ne on May 04, 2017, 07:21:12 PMIf these playoffs have taught me anything, it's that we need to emphasize the small ball 5 out and keep 5 skilled players in the starting lineup. Therefore my answer is Carmelo Anthony I know, your inner rage wants to throttle me for saying it, but breathe, it's gonna happen this summer...wouldnt mind it. Secondary scoring option to IT, pretty decent rebounder.
If these playoffs have taught me anything, it's that we need to emphasize the small ball 5 out and keep 5 skilled players in the starting lineup. Therefore my answer is Carmelo Anthony I know, your inner rage wants to throttle me for saying it, but breathe, it's gonna happen this summer...
Quote from: Darío SpanishFan on May 04, 2017, 07:58:54 PMYou talk about Garnett, but for this Celtics, the Pau Gasol of the Lakers would be ideal. Fine outside shooter, very high BBIQ and team-oriented player.About this year's free agents, Ibaka would fit better than many expect if we can't land Hayward, Griffin or another big fish. Also, I'd take a look at Motiejunas.Ibaka at his physical peak would be amazing. I haven't kept close tabs on his condition this season.
You talk about Garnett, but for this Celtics, the Pau Gasol of the Lakers would be ideal. Fine outside shooter, very high BBIQ and team-oriented player.About this year's free agents, Ibaka would fit better than many expect if we can't land Hayward, Griffin or another big fish. Also, I'd take a look at Motiejunas.
Quote from: triboy16f on May 04, 2017, 06:12:01 PMQuote from: Ilikesports17 on May 04, 2017, 06:11:07 PMWell to be perfect for Brad he needs to be at least adequate as a passer and he must be able to stretch the floor.To fit perfect next to Al, he needs to be a terrific rebounder and must be able to defend decently well on the perimeter(Al cant do this).So, who out there is a good passer, who can stretch the floor, defend the perimeter and (bonus) provide a physical presence inside whether thats strength and tougness or shot blocking.Blake Griffin actually has the near perfect skillset. Kristapz checks a lot of those boxes. If Millsap rebounded the tiniest bit better, hed be perfect. If you are talking recent draft picks, Id say: Sabonis, Chriss(mediocre rebounder) and maybe Gordon(neither a rebounder nor floor spacer) and Randle(cant defend perimeter and cant spread floor). Really no prospects in recent memory(outisde Kristaps) are both decent NBA players and check all those boxes. Johnathan Isaac is really close. He has the size and athleticism to defend the perimeter and also could rebound well. Hes also got a nice stroke from the outside. Problem with him is that he isnt a good passer(not a dealbreaker) and he strikes me as more of a finesse guy, he has a skinnier frame and might not as much toughness and rebounding as I think is ideal.Blake - Cant pass nor shoot the 3And Isaac - asthma conditionBlake is a very good passer. Asthma is really treatable. Medicine has come a long way man.