Jamaaliver wrote:Thoughts on making a move for Kuminga and or Moody?
Is Kuminga more a SF or PF?
I'm assuming GSW would need win now pieces.
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Jamaaliver wrote:Thoughts on making a move for Kuminga and or Moody?
jayu70 wrote:Is Kuminga more a SF or PF?
I'm assuming GSW would need win now pieces.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
What does this mean?Baddy Chuck wrote:What's the deal with Okongwu?
dms269 wrote:What does this mean?Baddy Chuck wrote:What's the deal with Okongwu?
He is stuck behind Capela.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
Apparently everyone except Trae and JJ are available, but I feel Okongwu will stay. He signed an extension so he is cost controlled. If you start him over Capela you kill all trade value the later has.Baddy Chuck wrote:dms269 wrote:What does this mean?Baddy Chuck wrote:What's the deal with Okongwu?
He is stuck behind Capela.
Is he available? What would it take to move him? In his fourth season now after being drafted #6 and still hasn't really cracked your guys starting rotation/lineups at all. Is there like a fit problem, is he just a worse player than Capela? Stats from his second year to now don't really see much change at all, has his progression just stalled or is/was his potential just limited? Every time I watch the Hawks I seemingly come away impressed with him but I can never get a grasp on what's going on with him.
Baddy Chuck wrote:dms269 wrote:What does this mean?Baddy Chuck wrote:What's the deal with Okongwu?
He is stuck behind Capela.
Is he available? What would it take to move him? In his fourth season now after being drafted #6 and still hasn't really cracked your guys starting rotation/lineups at all. Is there like a fit problem, is he just a worse player than Capela? Stats from his second year to now don't really see much change at all, has his progression just stalled or is/was his potential just limited? Every time I watch the Hawks I seemingly come away impressed with him but I can never get a grasp on what's going on with him.
dms269 wrote:Apparently everyone except Trae and JJ are available, but I feel Okongwu will stay. He signed an extension so he is cost controlled. If you start him over Capela you kill all trade value the later has.Baddy Chuck wrote:dms269 wrote:What does this mean?
He is stuck behind Capela.
Is he available? What would it take to move him? In his fourth season now after being drafted #6 and still hasn't really cracked your guys starting rotation/lineups at all. Is there like a fit problem, is he just a worse player than Capela? Stats from his second year to now don't really see much change at all, has his progression just stalled or is/was his potential just limited? Every time I watch the Hawks I seemingly come away impressed with him but I can never get a grasp on what's going on with him.
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HarthorneWingo wrote:Hey man. I'm surprised by the 14-21 record given what I consider to be the good talent on your team. I checked out the Hawks' offensive stats and rebounding; they all seem to be pretty good. I haven't watched many Hawks games this season. Is it the defense? Team chemistry?
Jamaaliver wrote:HarthorneWingo wrote:Hey man. I'm surprised by the 14-21 record given what I consider to be the good talent on your team. I checked out the Hawks' offensive stats and rebounding; they all seem to be pretty good. I haven't watched many Hawks games this season. Is it the defense? Team chemistry?
That's the million dollar question...which we're trying to figure out ourselves.
Think of it this way. 2024 Hawks have one of the ten highest Offensive Ratings in NBA History...and are 7 games below .500.
It's almost unfathomable to be this successful on offense and still be a losing team.
HarthorneWingo wrote:That’s weird because this roster seems to me to be more talented than the ‘21 roster that knocked us out of the playoffs.
One of the things we’re debating on the Knicks forum right now is the level of Dejounte’s defense. Apparently, the metrics don’t show him having much of a positive impact on that end of the court.
Finally, if you’re looking to “retool”, to what extent are you looking for established players as opposed to draft picks in return for a Murray (and Capela) trade?
epfou1 wrote:In the spirit of SA interested in re-acquiring DJM.
To ATL: 2015 ATL 1st, 2016 ATL Pick Swap, 2017 ATL 1st, Vassell, Graham, McDermott, Osman
To SA: Murray, Hunter, Mills, Mathews
My thoughts are that I want all of Atlanta’s SA controlled picks back. I’m not sure this team is any good with Trae as our leader. I think there is a real risk he may request to leave, therefore in the interim, I want our picks back so we have an option to go for the full blown rebuild and be in control our picks.
Secondly, I would like to expand the deal to get Devin Vassell as Murray’s replacement. I think he is a better fit next to Trae and he is still quite young too at 23 years old. And being an Atlanta native could be a bonus. He could relish playing in front of home crowds.
To facilitate the deal I would send Hunter to Spurs. He is too injury prone and inconsistent for my liking and I don’t think he is worth his contract. The other players in the deal are to make the salary work. We can test drive Osman / McDermott as SF to see if they may have future in Atlanta. If they don’t work out they are expiring and we can go the market. Mills for Graham swap makes sense to me. Both players aren’t be used by there respective teams. Mills is much loved in SA. Graham can backup Trae until Bufkin is ready.
SF: Bey / Osman / Griffin
PF: Johnson / McDermott / Gueye
C: Capela / Okongwu/ Fernando
PG: Young / Graham / Bufkin
SG: Vassell / Bogdanovic / Matthews
HMFFL wrote:Is Jalen Green available? Jalen's shooting is suspect, he's young, he's a challenge, but he's value for DJ.
dms269 wrote:epfou1 wrote:In the spirit of SA interested in re-acquiring DJM.
To ATL: 2015 ATL 1st, 2016 ATL Pick Swap, 2017 ATL 1st, Vassell, Graham, McDermott, Osman
To SA: Murray, Hunter, Mills, Mathews
My thoughts are that I want all of Atlanta’s SA controlled picks back. I’m not sure this team is any good with Trae as our leader. I think there is a real risk he may request to leave, therefore in the interim, I want our picks back so we have an option to go for the full blown rebuild and be in control our picks.
Secondly, I would like to expand the deal to get Devin Vassell as Murray’s replacement. I think he is a better fit next to Trae and he is still quite young too at 23 years old. And being an Atlanta native could be a bonus. He could relish playing in front of home crowds.
To facilitate the deal I would send Hunter to Spurs. He is too injury prone and inconsistent for my liking and I don’t think he is worth his contract. The other players in the deal are to make the salary work. We can test drive Osman / McDermott as SF to see if they may have future in Atlanta. If they don’t work out they are expiring and we can go the market. Mills for Graham swap makes sense to me. Both players aren’t be used by there respective teams. Mills is much loved in SA. Graham can backup Trae until Bufkin is ready.
SF: Bey / Osman / Griffin
PF: Johnson / McDermott / Gueye
C: Capela / Okongwu/ Fernando
PG: Young / Graham / Bufkin
SG: Vassell / Bogdanovic / Matthews
In all honesty, I think just getting the picks back would be a win. However I fully expect Atlanta to seek to acquire players and hope to not be this bad during those pick years.
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In other Atlanta news, the Bulls, Rockets and Knicks have expressed interest in AJ Griffin, who has fallen out of the rotation under Quin Snyder this season. The Pelicans have some interest in Clint Capela, if they decide to move off Jonas Valanciunas, and Toronto has interest in De'Andre Hunter.