29 Nov 2015 08:10:03
Celtics - Clippers - Sixers
After the Clippers project did not work-the must make some changes
The trade:
Celtics get: Deandre Jordan, Covington
Clippers get: Noel, Sullinger, Lee ( (exp. -waive) + 2016 Mavs Pick
Sixers get: Josh Smith, Lance Stephenson, Marcus Smart + 2 2nd Rounders
There is no loser in this trade.
29 Nov 2015 08:43:47
Celtics are the loser lol why would they want an idiot like deandre.
29 Nov 2015 14:38:37
Divers are losers. They get what, 3 players known for awful attitudes and immaturity? Only one is young enough of a prospect to be somewhat excused, smart. So the sixers give up their best defender and a role player wing for lots of salary, crappy players, one prospect and even more seconds. Pass.
29 Nov 2015 18:31:03
Sixers lose. And Sixers pass. Smart isn't worth Covington and Noel. He's more of a defense player but not as good as Noel is on defense. So what's the point.
29 Nov 2015 19:07:10
Smart is a better prospect than Noel is. Smart's upside is Westbrook; Noel's is Dalembert.
29 Nov 2015 20:58:56
Ha! Smarts upside is Westbrook. Where in the world have you seen Westbrook production from smart. He's purely a defensive player. Can't shoot. Thai is why the Celtics rarely can score. Westbrook is a superstar. Smart doesn't even beat him in any single category.
Noel I think would be loved on the Celtics. He's from Boston. He loves Boston. But unfortunately in this trade they're sending him to the clippers. Him and Blake griffin could work together but still. He's not deandre Jordan. I don't see how this helps them.
30 Nov 2015 15:26:26
BHC, smart's upside is closer to kobe bryant/michael jordan. Well, that if you can infuse Jerry west into it. He clearly is projected to be the best in the history of the world.
So now, speaking in reality. that is such a ridiculous talent evaluation. Smart, perhaps he could develop into a fringe all star pg, but most likely, nope. I would guess his BEST could be like the impact of george hill/mike conley, which is great, but absolutely NOT an MVP candidate.
Noel, his prospects are Dalembert? Seriously? Dalemberts best year was 10 points, 10 boards, 1.9 blocks. with the sixers. Noel, in his second year, is already at that. You seriously look absurd with that post. I am not sold on Noel being a franchise cornerstone, but I would say his game is more along the lines of Deandre Jordan. Rebounding/defensive/dunking specialist. Great player to build around, potential all star, not a franchise cornerstone.
Westbrook? Dalembert? Ridiculous.
30 Nov 2015 18:22:14
Marcus Smart's peak will never amount to Westbrook's rookie year.