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Before anyone thinks about a new contract, or heaven forbid a max deal. I'd like to see what he looks like and plays like at a conditioned 260 lb., and can he stay healthy for an entire season. Can he actually defend the quicker power forwards in the NBA? The proof is in the pudding...oops.
I would love Sully to come in next season, dominate, and have the Celtics immediately trade him. I do not think a big man with foot issues is ever a good long term investment.
I think the salary cap is expected to make a large jump next summer - so no, I do not see a situation where Sully is worth the max under the higher cap. Main concerns about Sully even if he does put up 17/10 are:(1) How good his conditioning and physical shape is (throughout the year)(2) How good his defense is -- it was lousy this past season. That cannot continue. (3) How efficient his scoring is -- only 50% TS% past two seasons. How well he does in those areas are main factors in determining whether he'll earn (a) starter-money (b) quasi-star money (c) genuine star money.
17 and 10 may get him $10M and that is being generous taking into account the new cap.If he puts up 22 and 12, then I could see him getting the max, but at that point it would be better to trade him, because I imagine that he will have reached his peak.
Quote from: Rosco917 on May 23, 2015, 06:30:05 PMBefore anyone thinks about a new contract, or heaven forbid a max deal. I'd like to see what he looks like and plays like at a conditioned 260 lb., and can he stay healthy for an entire season. Can he actually defend the quicker power forwards in the NBA? The proof is in the pudding...oops.Lol , TP.
Is this a joke?
Quote from: Celts Fan 508 on May 23, 2015, 06:23:42 PMI would love Sully to come in next season, dominate, and have the Celtics immediately trade him. I do not think a big man with foot issues is ever a good long term investment. While I completely agree, that honestly looked like a smokescreen for him to take some time to get in shape, to me. I can't ever recall any kind of a stress fracture healing that quickly, can you, lol ?