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Should note the article talks about the Kings looking for a "high-level" player. Olynyk is a backup in a weak frontcourt on a losing team... I'd be shocked if the Kings were remotely interested in anything we have to offer.
hey idiots do you watch basketball? you do not trade away a 7 footer who can shoot and has proven he can play (albeit not consistently yet) for just another 6'5 - 6'6" guard whos proven nothing
Quote from: saltlover on January 15, 2015, 05:31:31 PMShould note the article talks about the Kings looking for a "high-level" player. Olynyk is a backup in a weak frontcourt on a losing team... I'd be shocked if the Kings were remotely interested in anything we have to offer.Who is going to give up a "high-level" frontcourt player for Stauskas? Some people around here are quite down on Marcus Smart and Stauskas makes Smart look like Goran Dragic.Mike
Quote from: jpotter33 on January 15, 2015, 04:53:22 PMThat being said, would you consider parting with Olynyk and a lesser asset for Stauskas? KO might not be the "high-level" player they're looking for, but he's a good stretch four to help spread the floor around Boogie. The frontcourt defense might be a concern, but it's not that great right now as it is.Would this be a feasible trade for both parties?I like it. I want to trade Olynyk for whatever good prospect / asset Ainge can get for him. Stauskas seems like a good option. I would do that.
That being said, would you consider parting with Olynyk and a lesser asset for Stauskas? KO might not be the "high-level" player they're looking for, but he's a good stretch four to help spread the floor around Boogie. The frontcourt defense might be a concern, but it's not that great right now as it is.Would this be a feasible trade for both parties?
Quote from: yagru on January 15, 2015, 05:40:02 PMhey idiots do you watch basketball? you do not trade away a 7 footer who can shoot and has proven he can play (albeit not consistently yet) for just another 6'5 - 6'6" guard whos proven nothingIs that really necessary? Calling people idiots isn't gonna get you a lot of love around here.
Quote from: saltlover on January 15, 2015, 05:31:31 PMShould note the article talks about the Kings looking for a "high-level" player. Olynyk is a backup in a weak frontcourt on a losing team... I'd be shocked if the Kings were remotely interested in anything we have to offer.This was my initial reaction too.If we could merge Sully, KO, Zeller and Bass in some sort of Voltron-like process, we might have a player the Kings would want.
Quote from: Boris Badenov on January 15, 2015, 05:54:15 PMQuote from: saltlover on January 15, 2015, 05:31:31 PMShould note the article talks about the Kings looking for a "high-level" player. Olynyk is a backup in a weak frontcourt on a losing team... I'd be shocked if the Kings were remotely interested in anything we have to offer.This was my initial reaction too.If we could merge Sully, KO, Zeller and Bass in some sort of Voltron-like process, we might have a player the Kings would want.We'd also have a player I'd want!
Quote from: saltlover on January 15, 2015, 05:55:15 PMQuote from: Boris Badenov on January 15, 2015, 05:54:15 PMQuote from: saltlover on January 15, 2015, 05:31:31 PMShould note the article talks about the Kings looking for a "high-level" player. Olynyk is a backup in a weak frontcourt on a losing team... I'd be shocked if the Kings were remotely interested in anything we have to offer.This was my initial reaction too.If we could merge Sully, KO, Zeller and Bass in some sort of Voltron-like process, we might have a player the Kings would want.We'd also have a player I'd want!Too bad this guy will still be unable to play interior help defense or block a shot :-D
Quote from: aingeforthree on January 15, 2015, 05:14:56 PMFluid Bigs who can shoot like Olynyk don't grow on tree's in this league. No way do you give him up for Stauskas. You can find Stauskas and then some with your mid-to-late first round picks coming up. You can't always find 7 footers who can shoot like KO."Fluid" is definitely not the word I'd use to describe KO. "Awkward" and/or "slow" would work though. KO's a solid shooter, I'll give him that, but he'll be a poor man's Ryan Anderson if we're lucky.
Fluid Bigs who can shoot like Olynyk don't grow on tree's in this league. No way do you give him up for Stauskas. You can find Stauskas and then some with your mid-to-late first round picks coming up. You can't always find 7 footers who can shoot like KO.
NS 5.5 PER, +/- per 100 possessions -17KO 16.2 PER, +/- per 100 possessions +5Why do I want to trade KO for Staukas?
Quote from: colincb on January 15, 2015, 06:17:09 PMNS 5.5 PER, +/- per 100 possessions -17KO 16.2 PER, +/- per 100 possessions +5Why do I want to trade KO for Staukas?Never compare a rookie to a sophomore, unless the rookie is doing better. McLemore was performing just as poorly last year, and now he's quite valuable. Not to mention Sacramento's coaching situation has been unsettled this year.Guarantee next year a lot of people will say "I told you so" about Stauskas when he comes into his own. I will be one of them.