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Is Tyson Chandler an upgrade over Amir?
« on: February 20, 2017, 11:44:24 PM »

Offline trickybilly

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Been thinking about this one.

Amir brings: BQIQ, defensive positioning, draws his man all the way to the 3pt line, great passing, character guy, nice inside game, offensive rebounding

Tyson brings: REBOUNDING - guy still got it, character guy, absolutely zero 3pt shooting, good passing, big defensive presence.

Identical Contracts... straight swap, maybe even throw them an extra second rounder.

I know the better deal would be to flip Zeller aplus a second, but Phoenix probably balk at that given how we potentially landed a Hall of Famer for erm, Marcus Thornton - they would need a project guy. Maybe James Young?

Not sure I would want to mess with the chemistry for a rental, but it just feels like with 1 more solid rebounder (not just Terry Rozier) we would improve dramatically on second chance points against, and become a more reliable team on the defensive end.

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Re: Is Tyson Chandler an upgrade over Amir?
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2017, 11:50:50 PM »

Offline jdz101

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Been thinking about this one.

Amir brings: BQIQ, defensive positioning, draws his man all the way to the 3pt line, great passing, character guy, nice inside game, offensive rebounding

Tyson brings: REBOUNDING - guy still got it, character guy, absolutely zero 3pt shooting, good passing, big defensive presence.

Identical Contracts... straight swap, maybe even throw them an extra second rounder.

I know the better deal would be to flip Zeller aplus a second, but Phoenix probably balk at that given how we potentially landed a Hall of Famer for erm, Marcus Thornton - they would need a project guy. Maybe James Young?

Not sure I would want to mess with the chemistry for a rental, but it just feels like with 1 more solid rebounder (not just Terry Rozier) we would improve dramatically on second chance points against, and become a more reliable team on the defensive end.

Yes he is a significant upgrade for this team.

I'm not sure where you're getting the 'rental' thing though. He's still got 2 more years left on his deal after this one at 13 per.


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Re: Is Tyson Chandler an upgrade over Amir?
« Reply #2 on: February 21, 2017, 12:07:21 AM »

Offline trickybilly

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Been thinking about this one.

Amir brings: BQIQ, defensive positioning, draws his man all the way to the 3pt line, great passing, character guy, nice inside game, offensive rebounding

Tyson brings: REBOUNDING - guy still got it, character guy, absolutely zero 3pt shooting, good passing, big defensive presence.

Identical Contracts... straight swap, maybe even throw them an extra second rounder.

I know the better deal would be to flip Zeller aplus a second, but Phoenix probably balk at that given how we potentially landed a Hall of Famer for erm, Marcus Thornton - they would need a project guy. Maybe James Young?

Not sure I would want to mess with the chemistry for a rental, but it just feels like with 1 more solid rebounder (not just Terry Rozier) we would improve dramatically on second chance points against, and become a more reliable team on the defensive end.

Yes he is a significant upgrade for this team.

I'm not sure where you're getting the 'rental' thing though. He's still got 2 more years left on his deal after this one at 13 per.

Sorry, yeah, I see it. No real rise either. It's a pretty great deal considering he's got at least 2 more years in him given the way he's been playing lately.
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