I think Tyson Chandler still has some good years in him, would be great for the locker room w/ James. He'd be pretty cheap too. Brewer + 2ND for Tyson straight up.
This may be true, but team performance is strongly correlated with rebounding. I hope DMo and Anderson are not going to be paired up for heavy minutes, because it will be a disaster. http://espn.go.com/nba/statistics/team/_/stat/rebounds-per-game/sort/avgReboundsDifference I don't know how the Clippers and Hawks still won many games without a positive rebounding differential, but they weren't strong contenders either. Meanwhile, OKC, Cavs, SAS, Toronto, and GSW were top 8 with at least +2 rebounding differential.
Hmmmm so bogut going down in finals didnt allow Thompson to wreck having on boards and lebron to have free paths to the rim?
He's got D-mo on the brain, don't mind him. In fact, take the opposite stance and you are 99% assured of being right. And I'm a D-mo supporter too, just can admit when that current fit is not good.
OKC countered that small ball....by nailing their starting centers to the bench. Their apex in that series was when they found their own lineup of doom featuring Ibaka and Durant as the front court. Adams and Kanter...had a good view.
It did hurt, but Bogut did not play that many minutes anyway....and yeah, I am not saying Anderson and DMo for long stretches, more like Capela at Center.... DD
I think you're talking about Adams vs SAS. That was the big lineup that beat the Spurs. He did fine vs GSW, but Adams was not in the lineup that gave GSW the most trouble. Donovan went small vs GSW's small lineup with this: Roberson Durant Ibaka Waiters Westbrook http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/p...-continues-to-mystify-draymond-green-warriors http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/p...ons-the-thunders-small-lineup-is-so-effective http://newsok.com/article/5500368 http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/new...donovan-steve-kerr/1dxoohbw0m9hy1p4dayfvgg0b1 Waiters and Roberson both played more MPG than Adams throughout the series. Adams and Kantar combined for only 40 MPG, and since nearly every game was a blowup, much of Kantar's time was garbage time.
You could probably get Tyson Chandler in a salary dumb, maybe even straight up for Brewer. His contract is long, but he would be a pretty good stop gap center for the Anderson/Gordon era.
I hope Capela's had his weetbix. Some intriguing names out there. I'm curious to see where Larry Sanders is at if nothing else comes to fruition. He has to be looking at these contracts...
