GustavBahler wrote:Was sorry to see Mosgov go. Would rather go after Holford (more scoring) but if Mosgov can block out the other team's big men under the boards, make things a little easier on KP, that would be great. Thats what made Lopez such a good wingman for Porzingis, the willingness to do the little things that don't show up on the stat sheet. Still would need another big though.

The more I think about it, I think Horford will be perfect for the Warriors. I really see him going there. He would be the ideal, but he's the ideal center for like any team in the league.

crzymdups wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:Was sorry to see Mosgov go. Would rather go after Holford (more scoring) but if Mosgov can block out the other team's big men under the boards, make things a little easier on KP, that would be great. Thats what made Lopez such a good wingman for Porzingis, the willingness to do the little things that don't show up on the stat sheet. Still would need another big though.

The more I think about it, I think Horford will be perfect for the Warriors. I really see him going there. He would be the ideal, but he's the ideal center for like any team in the league.

Holford would give us the scoring that Lopez couldn't, at least on a regular basis. It would be nice to upgrade the position in some way before the season starts. Holford would go a long way towards building a team that would interest top FAs now, or a year from now.

crzymdups wrote:

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Interesting. Forget which poster first raised this idea. COuld be a nice stop gap veteran. Key would be price

seems like the type of guy to have on radar in case we're chewing up our current available cap on some sexier options at other positions

Chandler wrote:

crzymdups wrote:

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Interesting. Forget which poster first raised this idea. COuld be a nice stop gap veteran. Key would be price

seems like the type of guy to have on radar in case we're chewing up our current available cap on some sexier options at other positions

Right. Noah would be very nice, but our top priority needs to be at least one high impact SG and probably also a backup PG. The market is thinner there. There are some options for big men. If Noah wants too much money, we have some backup options.

jamp wrote:I agree with signing Mozgov if we can't get Noah or Gasol. Another guy I'd go after is Speights.

I don't think we should pair KP with a slow center. We just traded that type away. Noah, Horford, Gasol, Speights seems like a better fit next to KP. We need a center thats comfortable being away from the paint.

blkexec wrote:

jamp wrote:I agree with signing Mozgov if we can't get Noah or Gasol. Another guy I'd go after is Speights.

I don't think we should pair KP with a slow center. We just traded that type away. Noah, Horford, Gasol, Speights seems like a better fit next to KP. We need a center thats comfortable being away from the paint.

Not only is Sleights a good fit he's cheaper then Noah, Gasol.

jamp wrote:

blkexec wrote:

jamp wrote:I agree with signing Mozgov if we can't get Noah or Gasol. Another guy I'd go after is Speights.

I don't think we should pair KP with a slow center. We just traded that type away. Noah, Horford, Gasol, Speights seems like a better fit next to KP. We need a center thats comfortable being away from the paint.

Not only is Sleights a good fit he's cheaper then Noah, Gasol.

But it's going to be hard to get him, unless we promise him a starting role. Otherwise, I'm sure he rather stay in the sun, flirting with multiple championship runs.