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Depth Chart and potential signings

bLACKpANTHER

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PG: Kemba -- Roberts -- ???

SG: Lance -- Hendo -- Neal -- PJ

SF: MKG -- Taylor -- ???

PF: Williams -- Zeller -- Vonleh

C: Jefferson -- Biz -- ???

 

—I think we need another scoring SF to back up MKG, especially with the possibility of Taylor not recovering or going down with another injury.

—I also think we need another BIG, because outside of Al, Marvin and Biz- we don't have a lot of experience.

—I'm not too concerned with signing another PG because Lance can handle that job pretty well too.

 

Anyways, who is left on the market that can help us in the 2 areas I mentioned above?

 

SFs: Evan Turner, Shawn Marion, CDR, Xavier Henry, Michael Beasley

 

PF/Cs: Carlos Boozer, Andray Blatche, Ed Davis, Emeka Okafor, Andrew Bynum

 

My Votes:

SF: Evan Turner- he fits perfectly with Lance... pfffft, j/k
Give me some CDR for sure. He was great for us last year moving the ball around and scoring (in the clutch, i might add) when his number was called. We could always add some more 3pt scoring and he fits the bill better than anyone out there right now. He knows the system and Clifford trusts him. I would imagine for him to be scooped up here pretty soon.

 

PF/C: We might put a bid in on Boozer, but I think Andray Blatche could be so helpful to our BIG rotation. He played big minutes for Brooklyn the past few years. He's gritty like Stephenson is. He can play PF or C too. He is going to visit with Toronto today so this might be unrealistic if he gets signed later today, but he could be another very solid depth signing.

 

What say you?

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I like pargo as 3rd pg

My pick for SF: Beasley

The guy is young and has underrated talent. Rebounds well on top of reasonable point totals.

My pick for C: Ed Davis

Also young and underrated. He would be a steal IMO. He's been stashed behind vets his whole career but has always proven his worth when he gets those longer bench minutes. Potentially our starting PF/C if Vonleh or Zeller struggle in the future?

I like these picks because you'd get talent as good as some vets but would also continue to build for the future.

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I like pargo as 3rd pg

My pick for SF: Beasley

The guy is young and has underrated talent. Rebounds well on top of reasonable point totals.

My pick for C: Ed Davis

Also young and underrated. He would be a steal IMO. He's been stashed behind vets his whole career but has always proven his worth when he gets those longer bench minutes. Potentially our starting PF/C if Vonleh or Zeller struggle in the future?

I like these picks because you'd get talent as good as some vets but would also continue to build for the future.

I honestly don't see why we don't try to get Davis if we can't get Boozer. Maybe he wants too much money? I really haven't watched him much in the pros but he has the prototypical body for a center since college.

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I honestly don't see why we don't try to get Davis if we can't get Boozer. Maybe he wants too much money? I really haven't watched him much in the pros but he has the prototypical body for a center since college.

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When he got the opportunity to start in Toronto, he avg something like 17-10 with 2blk he has a secret talent that we need to grab immediately

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Unless you move some of that logjam at the 2 spot you might free up some space to make a run at a contributor, with the starters and 2nd unit pretty much locked in we're probably looking for good locker room vets which, quite honestly, is probably the best thing for us right now.

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