Bradley would be pretty good, but he's not a point guard, right? Isn't Chalmers a pretty good defender?
If we want to make a big splash, go after Deng and move Wes to the bench. If we want to add some solid pieces, go for someone like Ariza.
He's not a defender to speak of. He's very slow at getting slower at 34. I get he's a vet and a pretty smart player. I suppose he wouldn't be terrible, as i suggested, if he doesn't bite into our capspace/mle. Preferably he would be content signing for the veterans minimum after we use up our capspace.
I would say from that list that Stuckey is a possible choice. Boston will match Bradley's offer unless it is so high that his nagging injuries scare them off. If it does , then i don't want him either. Deng would be great if we could do a sign and trade. How else do we make room for a 10-11 million dollar contract? I still do not want to trade Nic for him
Evan Turner still intrigues me, as does Hawes. Would love to steal Eric Bledsoe away from Phoenix. Do a sign and trade using CJ as bait, and I like CJ, but i think that would help both teams, or at least it would help us. Can you still do sign and trades?
No way would Phoenix do it... they want to shore up other deficinies... they know the backcourt of Dragic and Bledsoe is a good deal... CJ is no where near the worth they would want for him... that's just silly.
Evan Turner has crashed and burned in Indy. Following him up close here is eye opening at how useless he is. Perhaps it's the system here (the fact that he can't dominate the ball like he used to), or it's the fact that he's joining an established team, but he sucks ass. And the two problems he has here in Indy, he will potentially face in POR as well. Regardless, though, he should come cheap
He would seriously be my #1 target. That guy can D up both guard positions, and if he can accept being the third guard, we'd have a nasty rotation. Also, he has some experience playing alongside a ball dominant PG in college (Wall), LA (CP), and PHX (Goran). He is a true combo guard.