« Reply #27 on: July 02, 2018, 02:58:16 PM »
Looks like a Kyle Korver return to the Sixers is becoming more likely.
Now that'd be a solid bench pickup for them despite him being 106.
I'm really skeptical that you should employ both Reddick/Korver on any team.
Especially as I'm sure the Cavs are going to demand a low first rounder for him like they paid....
Oh if it takes a 1st haha no that's not worth it for them.
I agree that he's not a guy you can play alongside Redick much, especially in the playoffs. But he'd allow them to have an elite shooter on the floor for essentially the entire game. And I also think I disproportionately value crunchtime single-play lineups with multiple knockdown shooting threats. That's where I'd see Korver's main value for them. An effective guy in a narrow range of important situations more than a guy who's expected to contribute broadly.
Yeah that was my thinking. Something like Korkmaz or Luwawu-Cabarrot for Korver (with the excess salary being absorbed into cap space). Gives the Cavs a young player and cuts their salary. Also does Korver a solid of getting him back on a contender.
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