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Sorry guys, but we got Amir Johnson so we could move his contract easily. I hope he finds a role in the Mavs defensive scheme in April, because he is just a stopgap for us.
Quote from: littleteapot on October 21, 2015, 11:12:44 PMSorry guys, but we got Amir Johnson so we could move his contract easily. I hope he finds a role in the Mavs defensive scheme in April, because he is just a stopgap for us.Let the season play out. His contract is beneficial both ways in moving him or knowing if hes worth resigning. I like him so far
Quote from: max215 on October 21, 2015, 10:56:17 PMQuote from: CelticsFanFromNYC on October 21, 2015, 10:35:34 PMEveryone all last season craved for a shot blocker. I have no clue why anyone is against one of the top rim protectors in the league. No way he available to us and we dont grab um. Also no way Detroit trades him either. YOU WANT DRUMMOND ON YOUR TEAM. What effective rim protector is anyone expecting to fit in CBS style of play?Amir JohnsonWhich I agree is a good one. But I am mainly referring to a shot blocker when i say "rim protector" so my question is if Drummond doesn't fit then who does? Not many Shot Blockers run the floor, shoot mid ranges, or pass good
Quote from: CelticsFanFromNYC on October 21, 2015, 10:35:34 PMEveryone all last season craved for a shot blocker. I have no clue why anyone is against one of the top rim protectors in the league. No way he available to us and we dont grab um. Also no way Detroit trades him either. YOU WANT DRUMMOND ON YOUR TEAM. What effective rim protector is anyone expecting to fit in CBS style of play?Amir Johnson
Everyone all last season craved for a shot blocker. I have no clue why anyone is against one of the top rim protectors in the league. No way he available to us and we dont grab um. Also no way Detroit trades him either. YOU WANT DRUMMOND ON YOUR TEAM. What effective rim protector is anyone expecting to fit in CBS style of play?
Quote from: CelticsFanFromNYC on October 21, 2015, 11:17:13 PMQuote from: littleteapot on October 21, 2015, 11:12:44 PMSorry guys, but we got Amir Johnson so we could move his contract easily. I hope he finds a role in the Mavs defensive scheme in April, because he is just a stopgap for us.Let the season play out. His contract is beneficial both ways in moving him or knowing if hes worth resigning. I like him so farKnowing if he's worth resigning? He's been in the league long enough for us to know what he is - a decent starter but nothing special. I doubt anything is going to change because of the magical green dust here in Boston.
Quote from: CelticsFanFromNYC on October 21, 2015, 11:03:56 PMQuote from: max215 on October 21, 2015, 10:56:17 PMQuote from: CelticsFanFromNYC on October 21, 2015, 10:35:34 PMEveryone all last season craved for a shot blocker. I have no clue why anyone is against one of the top rim protectors in the league. No way he available to us and we dont grab um. Also no way Detroit trades him either. YOU WANT DRUMMOND ON YOUR TEAM. What effective rim protector is anyone expecting to fit in CBS style of play?Amir JohnsonWhich I agree is a good one. But I am mainly referring to a shot blocker when i say "rim protector" so my question is if Drummond doesn't fit then who does? Not many Shot Blockers run the floor, shoot mid ranges, or pass goodShot blocking and interior defense are not necessarily the same thing though. Shot blocking is just a small portion of 'rim protection'. Amir may not put up huge BLK numbers, but he consistently alters shots and is an obstacle in the paint.
Nay for Detriot. They'd say no b/c they're not getting enough of a return. Btw, I've read that the decision not to extend Drummond was mutual in an effort to increase the team's cap space for the future
Imo I think Danny jumps all over this opportunity. Especially with the list of players I listed going the other way. Most are not in the Celtics future plans. The picks will be tough to lose but the pistons don't accept the trade without itIf pistons want more or other players I would be hesitant to make the deal
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/13932244/andre-drummond-decides-not-extend-detEven though he doesn't ideally fit into CBS offensive spacing system, this guy is no doubt a monster. 10-12 pts and 13-15 pts avg near automatic on a daily game basis. CBS would just have to adjust his lineup a little to get Drummond to fit. Outside of money, I just think he is sick of playing in Detroit. Trade idea (Sullinger, Zeller, Turner and Drummond all signed before traded)To Pistons: Sullinger, Zeller, Turner, Young, 2 1st round picks (2015 choice of 1st round pick, 2016 Celtics pick)To Celtics: Drummond, Ilyasova, HilliardCeltics lineupC- DrummondPF - LeeSF - CrowderSG - ABPG - SmartC- AmirPF- KO/MickeySF- Jerebko/IlyasovaSG- HunterPG- ITyay or nay?