ChuckBuck wrote:Nalod wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:fishmike wrote:matt wrote:I feel like Robin Lopez doesn't have that kinda value..
generally no. But this is a 2 man draft and he perfectly fits Boston's needs. Lopez isn't a star, but he's def an impact player. Boston has enough young players, they are a 48 win team looking to move the needle. Lopez does that. We might have to include another asset, but its just a thought.Def a step back for us but could be a nice forward move
I don't think RoLo can fetch the #3 pick even in a 2 man draft, but maybe a mid lottery to late first rounder for sure. Melo definitely could've cashed a #3 pick easily, as evidenced by Boston wanting to pull the trigger on a Melo trade earlier this year, but that ship has sailed. Or has it?
You think Melo would be happy in Boston?
Im thinking he'd be happier with the Lakers.
Depends if he cares about winning. If he goes to the rebuilding Lakers, he still ain't winning shyt.
With the 48 win Celtics, hungry Talented young players, great young head coach Brad Stevens, his addition could easily boost the Celtics to mid 50 wins and having only Lebron's Cavs in the way.
But growing your Brand and business is most important. Obviously.
You know so much about him. To me he is "I love being a NYer and made a commitment to the team, IM an allstar and willing to contribute to the development of the team".
Now, Nalod would be very happy for Melo to waive his clause and knicks get some great youthier upside assets as I would hope it raises our long term ceiling, but that reality no matter how much hate I bestow on him, or pray for the good lord to shed the light on him to change his mind, won't happen.
Bottom line is he signed here to stay here. For that, I can't hate him. To me he is giving an honest effort to be a team leader and alter his game for the betterment of the team. for that, I can't hate him.