@@EzeBall1710 Yep..He is really underselling GG here. Plus VWill has a 7ft wingspan. LaRavia might play himself into the rotation as well and has size.
Should definitely trade the pick away with a pkg of John Konchar, And Aldama for Julis Randle or a Jared Allen...leave Smart Alone... Getcha another shoota at the Break....An not easy but Well deserved Ring shouldn't be too far off
But on a serious note, we need to absolutely address our center issue forth most and I reckon the best way to do that would both draft someone and sign someone, that being draft clingan at 9 (or if we need to trade up to 6-7) and sign Andre Drummond and honestly, start Drummond and have clingan bench initially but if clingan is gone, then knecht and if Knecht happens to be gone, just trade the pick and with some other assests even to see what you can get on the market. after that you go ahead and try to trade Zaire Williams, john konchar and maybe even Kennard if you really need to help the team financially (but importantly trade Williams and konchar) which also frees up some roster spots for other players (I preferably would love to sign both Scottie pippin jr and trey Jemison to full times) but yknow, other players too. I know the situation with Marcus smart is rough but honestly, have him as your 6th man and have Vince go to the 3 which smooths things over nicely as we really didn't get to experience the team playing together which would've made them 2 picks wasted so, wait to the mid season trade deadline and see what he can do with us but not completely aganist him starting either. so if im the GM, I'm hoping for our squad being Starter- PG: morant, SG: bane, SF: Vince Williams, PF: Jackson jr, C: Drummond Bench- PG: smart, SG: Kennard, SF: GG, PF: Clarke, C: Clingan Reserve- PG: Pippen Jr, SG: Lavaria, SF: Stevens, PF: aldama, C: Jemison I know I'm dreaming big but if we could make this our squad for next year, wooooo lad I'll be cheering for days from down under. that is all, thank you for listening to my ted talk (oh yeah, adem bona/ cam spencer or ulrich chrome int he second round too)
I told you. ;). I think he's going to probably do it for every team at least in the lottery. However I do agree with you about the second round. There is a lot of intrigue in there for teams looking for role players.
GG is nothing but 19.i say he should come off the bench as a 6th man and average 13 to 14 shots a game off the bench and the grizzlies should draft zach edey we gone need something for wemby in the future
I don’t understand why everyone is saying we will be a first apron team? As we sit, we are less than $500k into the apron, but Yutas contract is going away. So that would leave us $2 million under the apron. Is it because the assumption is that we won’t counter our draft picks with a trade to stay under the apron? Like letting Z and Laravia go as a move to free up 9.5 million? I know we’d need someone wanting them, but I imagine there is a shit load of moves like this that could keep us under the apron. A team with salary issues would take Zaire because he’s on his last year, so he’d be a worthwhile gamble. Just an example, but I just don’t see the scary financial stuff everyone is talking about with the Grizzlies. All the following contracts, that we’d maybe want to let go, are expiring soon: Z, Jake, Rose, Santi and then konchars contract is easily moveable.
Doesnt the team receiving the free agent player through a sign and trade actually need the appropriate cap space to orchastrate a sign and trade? (In the case of Claxton and Anunoby)
No, not cap space. They would just have to match money in respect to the player's new contract. Ex: Claxton signs for $25M/year, Grizzlies would have to send back $20M (Kennard + Konchar)
If a team actually has cap space then it doesn't need to do a SNT. They just sign the guy, or maybe gets paid to create a TPE for the team losing the player.
@@UtilitySports I thought I read somewhere that teams weren't allowed to do that under the new CBA, eliminating deals like the one that got Jimmy Butler to Miami.
I know they have 'GG' Jackson, but the Grizzlies still need to add more consistent three-point shooting and a small forward with size who can defend; therefore, they should draft Dalton Knecht. Additionally, they should move on from the injury-prone Luke Kennard and acquire a veteran big man who can provide some impact.
Eden is that traditional center type of player that may have an issue fitting into today’s NBA. Unless he gets drafted to a team that runs a half court style that has enough talent and offense to keep the offense more spread out rather than shrink it
@@norrinradd542I love Ware on this team. Him beside Jaren gives you weak side defensive help all over the court. He could be a good floor spacer and and lob threat. Hes really what the grizz need
Grizzlies also have the 39th pick
3:57 GG is the “big wing” you talk about the Grizzlies needing later on
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@@EzeBall1710 Yep..He is really underselling GG here. Plus VWill has a 7ft wingspan. LaRavia might play himself into the rotation as well and has size.
Keep up the good work man I just subscribed to u
Claxton on the Grizzlies would be interesting.
Should definitely trade the pick away with a pkg of John Konchar,
And Aldama for Julis Randle or a Jared Allen...leave Smart Alone...
Getcha another shoota at the Break....An not easy but Well deserved Ring shouldn't be too far off
YOU DID IT, YOU ABSOLUTE MAD LAD, YOU F@#KING DID IT ( I love ya man as were finally acknowledged :) )
But on a serious note, we need to absolutely address our center issue forth most and I reckon the best way to do that would both draft someone and sign someone, that being draft clingan at 9 (or if we need to trade up to 6-7) and sign Andre Drummond and honestly, start Drummond and have clingan bench initially but if clingan is gone, then knecht and if Knecht happens to be gone, just trade the pick and with some other assests even to see what you can get on the market. after that you go ahead and try to trade Zaire Williams, john konchar and maybe even Kennard if you really need to help the team financially (but importantly trade Williams and konchar) which also frees up some roster spots for other players (I preferably would love to sign both Scottie pippin jr and trey Jemison to full times) but yknow, other players too. I know the situation with Marcus smart is rough but honestly, have him as your 6th man and have Vince go to the 3 which smooths things over nicely as we really didn't get to experience the team playing together which would've made them 2 picks wasted so, wait to the mid season trade deadline and see what he can do with us but not completely aganist him starting either. so if im the GM, I'm hoping for our squad being
Starter- PG: morant, SG: bane, SF: Vince Williams, PF: Jackson jr, C: Drummond
Bench- PG: smart, SG: Kennard, SF: GG, PF: Clarke, C: Clingan
Reserve- PG: Pippen Jr, SG: Lavaria, SF: Stevens, PF: aldama, C: Jemison
I know I'm dreaming big but if we could make this our squad for next year, wooooo lad I'll be cheering for days from down under. that is all, thank you for listening to my ted talk (oh yeah, adem bona/ cam spencer or ulrich chrome int he second round too)
I told you. ;). I think he's going to probably do it for every team at least in the lottery.
However I do agree with you about the second round. There is a lot of intrigue in there for teams looking for role players.
GG Sixth Man of the Year...as he will only get better
Can’t go wrong with Cody Williams
Can you plz do the Trailblazer's offseason preview next?
@UtilitySports we also have Derrick Rose at PG
GG is nothing but 19.i say he should come off the bench as a 6th man and average 13 to 14 shots a game off the bench and the grizzlies should draft zach edey we gone need something for wemby in the future
I don’t understand why everyone is saying we will be a first apron team? As we sit, we are less than $500k into the apron, but Yutas contract is going away. So that would leave us $2 million under the apron.
Is it because the assumption is that we won’t counter our draft picks with a trade to stay under the apron?
Like letting Z and Laravia go as a move to free up 9.5 million? I know we’d need someone wanting them, but I imagine there is a shit load of moves like this that could keep us under the apron.
A team with salary issues would take Zaire because he’s on his last year, so he’d be a worthwhile gamble.
Just an example, but I just don’t see the scary financial stuff everyone is talking about with the Grizzlies. All the following contracts, that we’d maybe want to let go, are expiring soon: Z, Jake, Rose, Santi and then konchars contract is easily moveable.
Do Jazz next...please and thank you
Waiting on Utah Jazz and how Ainge is gonna go Big Game Hunting
Do a blazers one!!!!!!!!
Doesnt the team receiving the free agent player through a sign and trade actually need the appropriate cap space to orchastrate a sign and trade? (In the case of Claxton and Anunoby)
No, not cap space. They would just have to match money in respect to the player's new contract. Ex: Claxton signs for $25M/year, Grizzlies would have to send back $20M (Kennard + Konchar)
If a team actually has cap space then it doesn't need to do a SNT. They just sign the guy, or maybe gets paid to create a TPE for the team losing the player.
@@UtilitySports With the apron rules we would have to send out 100% matching and remain under the apron to do a SNT.
@@UtilitySports I thought I read somewhere that teams weren't allowed to do that under the new CBA, eliminating deals like the one that got Jimmy Butler to Miami.
I know they have 'GG' Jackson, but the Grizzlies still need to add more consistent three-point shooting and a small forward with size who can defend; therefore, they should draft Dalton Knecht. Additionally, they should move on from the injury-prone Luke Kennard and acquire a veteran big man who can provide some impact.
I'll take rob Dillingham if he's there at 9 and I'll try my best to draft zach edey late 1st or second
What about Edey?
I’m not feeling him at sll
Eden is that traditional center type of player that may have an issue fitting into today’s NBA. Unless he gets drafted to a team that runs a half court style that has enough talent and offense to keep the offense more spread out rather than shrink it
I like Bridges but we have GG so why is he here
We need to get kuzma
would rather we trade down for dayron holmes instead of drafting clingan
curious on your thoughts on Kel'el Ware...
@@norrinradd542dont buy the shot and his awarness is poor
@@EzeBall1710 interesting take... I'm big on DaRon too, but I think I like Ware slightly more... I like your sentiment on Clingan.
@@norrinradd542I love Ware on this team. Him beside Jaren gives you weak side defensive help all over the court. He could be a good floor spacer and and lob threat. Hes really what the grizz need
@jamesandthangs my question is: will he be able to rebound the ball?
Clingan is trash.. 🚮