Paris907 wrote:I doubt that D Williams returns and OQuinn apparently on the block. If Galloway freed up as well we've 2 guards to fill and if Hokiday has to compete for his job as Coach H said, it could be three. I can see Jackson and Coach opting for Foye as he has experience that both Curry and Frazier lack. Yet if they need to replace Gallo and Holiday as well, then if Curry can play bring him on. Hopefully he'll be better than Shane Larkin.

Holiday is going to be on this roster. Being in the rotation will be the question.

DWill might not get a much bigger offer. He's a low priority player from what I can tell. If a team gave him a bigger offer I suspect he would've taken it already.

Knicks can match any offer for Gallo so he's a lock to stay.

KOQ is the guy that is on the trading block. He is the most expendable player and his contract is cap friendly.

nixluva wrote:

Paris907 wrote:I doubt that D Williams returns and OQuinn apparently on the block. If Galloway freed up as well we've 2 guards to fill and if Hokiday has to compete for his job as Coach H said, it could be three. I can see Jackson and Coach opting for Foye as he has experience that both Curry and Frazier lack. Yet if they need to replace Gallo and Holiday as well, then if Curry can play bring him on. Hopefully he'll be better than Shane Larkin.

Holiday is going to be on this roster. Being in the rotation will be the question.

DWill might not get a much bigger offer. He's a low priority player from what I can tell. If a team gave him a bigger offer I suspect he would've taken it already.

Knicks can match any offer for Gallo so he's a lock to stay.

KOQ is the guy that is on the trading block. He is the most expendable player and his contract is cap friendly.

I think DWill will be getting a much better offer which sucks. I really want him back. He would be great in the newer offense this yr. I think he does want to return if possible. Maybe giving PHIL some time to open some money up.

Welpee wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:It would be a keen signing and well you never know if Steph Curry ever gets disenchanted with GS for some reason--having his brother would be a foot in the door.

You're joking with that part, right?

Seth's well on his way to carving out his own niche. He can play in the NBA for sure--he was good in college, great in the DL and he played VERY WELL for the Kings last year. Lights out shooter and he's a capable passer/facilitator too. Still some decent options at backup PG:

Cat Barber - UDFA on Pel's SL team. I'd approaching him and sign him to a guaranteed contract right now without hesitation.

Seth Curry
Tim Frazier

Gary Payton II - UDFA on the Rockets' SL team. I believe they already inked him up to one of those 3-year partially guaranteed deals. Morey's always been on top of his game with these type of players..Someone to keep an eye on.
Yogi Ferrell - we suddenly like Tim Frazier, huh? Why would we not have brought Ferrell to SL then? Similar player--younger and he'd come cheaper than Frazier. Poor planning by the Knicks not to see where FA could've been headed well ahead of time and then stack the SL team accordingly with much better players than they did. They just don't take SL as seriously as some other teams and it shows. Frustrating as hell .

Corey Walden - on Boston's SL team -- there's no way he makes the Celtics' roster -- I still like him a lot though. A better all-around version of Langston Galloway if you ask me.

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2 SGs I continue to like for us: Terrico White and Jabari Brown. I'd like to go one more deep at this position behind Lee and Holiday if possible.

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Still have to sign Willy H. I wonder what his number is and how that affects signing a guy like Seth Curry or Frazier.

Finestrg wrote:

Welpee wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:It would be a keen signing and well you never know if Steph Curry ever gets disenchanted with GS for some reason--having his brother would be a foot in the door.

You're joking with that part, right?

It's low % and he made a point to acknowledge that but it's something that I've thought all along too when thinking about him.

Seth's well on his way to carving out his own niche. He can play in the NBA for sure--he was good in college, great in the DL and he played VERY WELL for the Kings last year. Lights out shooter and he's a capable passer/facilitator too. Still some decent options at backup PG:

Cat Barber - UDFA on Pel's SL team. I'd approaching him and sign him to a guaranteed contract right now without hesitation.

Seth Curry
Tim Frazier

Gary Payton II - UDFA on the Rockets' SL team. I believe they already inked him up to one of those 3-year partially guaranteed deals. Morey's always been on top of his game with these type of players..Someone to keep an eye on.
Yogi Ferrell - we suddenly like Tim Frazier, huh? Why would we not have brought Ferrell to SL then? Similar player--younger and he'd come cheaper than Frazier. Poor planning by the Knicks not to see where FA could've been headed well ahead of time and then stack the SL team accordingly with much better players than they did. They just don't take SL as seriously as some other teams and it shows. Frustrating as hell .

Corey Walden - on Boston's SL team -- there's no way he makes the Celtics' roster -- I still like him a lot though. A better all-around version of Langston Galloway if you ask me.

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2 SGs I continue to like for us: Terrico White and Jabari Brown. I'd like to go one more deep at this position behind Lee and Holiday if possible.

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Still have to sign Willy H. I wonder what his number is and how that affects signing a guy like Seth Curry or Frazier.

Finestrg wrote:Morey's always been on top of his game with these type of players..

Who has be converted to a useful, long-term rotation player?

WaltLongmire wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:It sounds like the Knicks are trying to get Tim Frazier. Frazier is good, is a high character guy and I believe was Damian Lillard's favorite teammate.

Phi looked at him last year and passed him up...no?

At least we could have seen how he fit if we had given him a 10 day contract.

Knickoftime wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Knickoftime wrote:

Finestrg wrote:Morey's always been on top of his game with these type of players..

Who has be converted to a useful, long-term rotation player?

I can't think of a lot of guys but he has been doing this for awhile. Troy Daniels? He brought in Patrick Beverly. The Rockets were using their d league team to develop their own guys and also guys they were interessted in better than most of the rest of the nba a few years back. I think teams have caught up but Morey has been resourceful in finding guys.

The point is, if the guy ahead of everyone else on it and who does it all the time hasn't really converted many of these projects into useful players, maybe the practice is overrated?