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Spurs very aggressive in the trade market From the article: "The Spurs have been unusually aggressive trying to upgrade their roster in the trade market, a signal to rival execs that Gregg Popovich and R.C. Buford realize this might be the final shot at a title with the triumvirate of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili. Duncan, 37, has a $10.4 million player option for next season, and Parker’s future also has to be addressed; only $3.5 million of his $12.5 million for next season is guaranteed." HERE is the link. |
I hear that NY is giving away J.R. Smith... |
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TRADE BONNER! PLEASE! |
Go get Taj Gibson.... |
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Another potential is Andre Miller. It never hurts to have a decent, smart, veteran backup pg. |
Or the speculation could be mis-directed and they are looking for draft picks. |
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Matt bonner, Nando de colo, and our first round pick for Jeff Green. it could happen. Oh Green plays for the Celtics. Also could the spurs be targeting Rando.I here he will be back soon from injury. |
Why do people hate on Bonner so much? The guy has been with us for a long time and loves San Antonio. Has has shot the 3 ball very well(over 40 %). |
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I would trade this guy in a package though or solo if it netted anything back worth while, believe that. |
If true, they'd have to give up something more substantial than Bonner and De Colo. If they really think this is the last shot, they need more than a third string guy. Wouldn't be surprised to see a regular go, again, if true. |
IMHO If we are trading for a starter, we need to be replacing Danny Green. If we are not looking for a starter, we are looking for a PF/SF who can defend big's in a small ball lineup. Our assets are Bonner's expiring contract, De Colo, Joseph, and Danny Green. We can trade Green even if we don't get a SG in return due to Belinelli's exceptional play. |
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Ditto |
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I think Diaw is the most underrated Spur. He is a cog that makes Pop's system work better. Boris is on my list of Spurs that are not tradable. |
Jeff Green is good but has plenty of cash left on his contract. IF Bos is willing to give him up for a cap saving deal, I would take him in a heartbeat. |
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He is too big for a SG. He isn't better than Kawhi or Duncan, so he would have to come off the bench at SF or PF. He doesn't fit. |
Maybe Bonner IS being shopped? He logged 14 points in 22 minutes last game. |
So George Karl went on New York radio last week to find a way to save his former player's career, and his idea was to get Smith to the Spurs as quickly as possible. “I think right now that's the position, if I was J.R.'s agent (I would take),” Karl said. A Spurs staffer laughed at that Saturday and thanked Karl with considerable sarcasm. Does Karl have any other terrific ideas such as, oh, bringing back Dennis Rodman to work in marketing? But a New York writer seconded Karl's suggestion, because that's the perception of Gregg Popovich around the league. HoopsHype - San Antonio Spurs Rumors |
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I think Bonner is being shopped as well. I would like to see Green go only if it means a combo sg/sf with the emphasis being able to guard sf's. With Green, Bonner and say De Colo or Cojo, I think we have the necessary parts to swing for the fences. That could afford us a player at roughly $9-10 Million |
No to trading Diaw. He makes the 2nd team go. |
Matt Bonner will get many more minutes in the stretch. Ayres is giving his all but he´s a good enforcer, but he is very limited otherwise. Pop is giving him more time so he feels adjusted to the system, but he´ll probably shuffle a lot between Ayres and Bonner depending on the matchups. |
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