Source: Markieff Morris is one step away from the Rockets

Sign him and move tucker to small forward to guard durrant

 

Faried can play small forward, he runs very fast

 

Melo going to LA fam Morris has to come here

 

As we need to beat cousins, bucks, Sixers or Raptors, we need Morris and then sign back house or find other small forward

 

According to them every nba player is headed to the lakers.

 

Harden can give a call to him. bucks, warriors, Sixers and Raptors have upgraded their power forward and center. We need him if we want to get champion

 

This times a million!

 

They will have a unique combination of Faried Capela and Morris at 4 and 5

Capela 30 min at 5
Tucker 28 min at 4
Shump 27 min at 3
Harden 32 min at 2
Paul 25 min at 1

Bench
Morris 20 min at 4
Faried 18 min at 5
Green/house 21 min at 3
Rivers 23 min at 1
Gordon 29 min at (2,3,1 ) -- on a game to game basis will tale Minutes from Paul, Austin, Green plus his usual minutes

 

He would probable have to pay for his own room and food and transportion if they intend to stay under the lux tax.

 

Is one step less than 2 yards?

 

Play Chris Paul at center, he can stretch the floor!

 

Tuck does not have the lateral quickness to guard kd. He’ll be a pest but nah

 

durrant has same height as Faried. Cp3 is short, it is not a good example

 

I thought DeAndre was coming here...

 

2016: DRPM 2.41 32nd overall in the league
2014: DRPM 3.03 23rd overall in the league

Couple of truly elite defensive seasons.

 

When was the last time the Rockets played a SF with no 3pt range?

Mike Dan Tony would sooner play CP3 at center than the manimal on the wing.

 

Kieff has some real game - great defender, though not a great shooter.

But I’m going to wait and see what happens; had high hopes for Wes or Wayne (for no real reason), so I’m going to learn my lesson here

 

Eddie Sefko?

 

Just saw he’s been making like $5,000,000 past 3 years what did we trade him for again?????

 

Absolutely nailed it, even if your evaluation was a bit harsh. I don't consider him a softie, he does genuinely battle even if outmatched. He's a rotation worthy player that can give PJ some rest. The more offensive version of PJ, I think. He has similar rebound and turnover percentages to PJ so he's not going to be a huge liability in those aspects and he has decent size. I think we'd be able to fit him right in. Ryno was literally unplayable defensively last year, so it'd be nice to have a PF who could chip in there.