foucault87
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We should spend all of our cap space on Cam Reddish
Perhaps, but you never know. They now have SGA, Giddey, Jalen Williams, Dieng, that's a lot of playmaking type players, kinda doubt they keep all these guys.I dont think Poku will be available anytime soon. At least not for what the Cavaliers have to offer.
Perhaps, but you never know. They now have SGA, Giddey, Jalen Williams, Dieng, that's a lot of playmaking type players, kinda doubt they keep all these guys.
What's your point, you don't think he can play SF? They have Chet as well, who I would say is a PF, but OKC could play him at C I suppose. A frontcourt of Holmgren/Poku, I don't think that would be very good. I just don't think it would be a surprise if he became available in a year or two.Poku has played less than 1% of his career minutes as a SF, which is where those guys you named will play (along with SG and SF). Poku has been a PF (65% of the time) and C (34% of the time). With Chet out and Bazley still very bad, I can't see Presti moving on from Poku unless they get an upgrade somewhere.
Just putting it out there that Thybulle has played a total of 4 minutes through PHL's first three games.
Just putting it out there that Thybulle has played a total of 4 minutes through PHL's first three games.
Just putting it out there that Thybulle has played a total of 4 minutes through PHL's first three games.
A swap of disappointing draft picks of Thybulle for Okoro would be interesting, however I do wonder how Cavs would factor in the age (Thybulle is 25, Okoro is 21) and contract (Thybulle is entering RFA this year, Cavs still have TO for Okoro next year) into the equation..
While neither ideal, it will be interesting to see how Washington handles Rui's and Kuzma's upcoming free agency --- you would think they likely have to pick one..
For the immediate future, I really think Josh Richardson would be a good fit and gettable guy by the deadline..
It's only been a few games into the year but LeVert looks to have a pretty good handle on the SF spot... Otherwise, I continue to believe Cavs already have the answer on their roster in Dean Wade.. He has the size, rebounds, defends and shoots the ball pretty much how you'd want in between Garland & Mitchell, and Mobley & Allen.. I'll continue to say, utilizing Wade in this role and using assets to further improve the bench should be the move.. If a SF/two-way wing becomes available then great but Wade can play the role more than adequately well... I'm not even sure the cost of acquisition to finding this SF is worth allocating assets away from other needs when Wade is already locked up long-term...