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    Default Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Which 5 teams has had the worst off-season so far?

    1. Houston - unnecessarily lost Chandler Parsons (could have kept him on his rookie contract and then still signed Trevor Ariza and have a ton of cap space). Still have a lot of cap space, so they could turn it around.

    2. New York - gave Carmelo Anthony too big of a contract (should have forced him to take another 10 million less). Couldn't move Bargnani or Stoudemire. Doubtful they will make the playoffs despite getting Calderon.

    3. Atlanta - got Sefolosha and Bazemore, but struck out with Deng, Gasol. Still have cap space - let's see what happens.

    4. Thunder - didn't do anything despite having a decent trade exception. Anthony Morrow is overpaid.

    5. Sacramento - convinced Rudy Gay to opt in, when they would have a large amount of cap space if he hadn't.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Lakers?

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by hawkfan
    Which 5 teams has had the worst off-season so far?

    1. Houston - unnecessarily lost Chandler Parsons (could have kept him on his rookie contract and then still signed Trevor Ariza and have a ton of cap space). Still have a lot of cap space, so they could turn it around.

    2. New York - gave Carmelo Anthony too big of a contract (should have forced him to take another 10 million less). Couldn't move Bargnani or Stoudemire. Doubtful they will make the playoffs despite getting Calderon.

    3. Atlanta - got Sefolosha and Bazemore, but struck out with Deng, Gasol. Still have cap space - let's see what happens.

    4. Thunder - didn't do anything despite having a decent trade exception. Anthony Morrow is overpaid.

    5. Sacramento - convinced Rudy Gay to opt in, when they would have a large amount of cap space if he hadn't.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Rockets - obvious. lost a lot to just get Ariza, missed on Bosh
    Nets - lost Pierce, Livingston, Thornton just to get Jack. Lost their coach (which may turn out to be a good thing)
    Pacers - lost arguably their best player. cannot trade Hibbert
    Kings - Gay stayed
    Thunder - kept Westbrook, Brooks, Perkins
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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Thunder had one of the best offseasons, dummy.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fudge
    Thunder had one of the best offseasons, dummy.
    Really?
    Morrow is enough to get the Thunder past San Antonio?
    Now, if the Thunder had had Gasol, then definitely, the Thunder would have enough talent to match up with San Antonio.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dragic4Life
    Lakers?
    lakers significantly improved their roster compared to last year

    if you judge the lakers based on having to sign every big name. then yes they failed

    but if you judge the lakers just on improvements

    - randle = really good player
    - boozer = really good player
    - ed davis = good player
    - jeremy lin = good player
    - jordan clarkson = good player


    compared to their losses

    - pau gasol



    its a successful offseason. they added more than they lost.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Except Rudy Gay had player option

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnFreeman
    Except Rudy Gay had player option
    Yea, definitely.
    But the team made the push to persuade him to opt in.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    No, he opted in because he had $18 million on the table

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by hawkfan
    Really?
    Morrow is enough to get the Thunder past San Antonio?
    Now, if the Thunder had had Gasol, then definitely, the Thunder would have enough talent to match up with San Antonio.
    Losing Fisher and Thabo alone is a significant upgrade from last year. It's only a given that Lamb and Morrow will eat up whatever minutes they left. Plus, getting a 3&D guy in Huestis, energetic big in McGary, improved overall young guys...this offseason is probably the best they've had in years. Not really saying much, but still.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fudge
    Losing Fisher and Thabo alone is a significant upgrade from last year. It's only a given that Lamb and Morrow will eat up whatever minutes they left. Plus, getting a 3&D guy in Huestis, energetic big in McGary, improved overall young guys...this offseason is probably the best they've had in years. Not really saying much, but still.
    ...but will Brooks play Lamb?

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Cheesesteak
    ...but will Brooks play Lamb?
    He'll be forced to. One of them is replacing Thabo in the lineup. The other will be a backup.

    That unless Brooks decides to make Reggie a full time starter.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Miami lost the best player in the world so I'd day they've had the worst off season.

    Portland got worse. Lost Mo Williams and replaced him w/Steve f*cking Blake. Then signed Chris Kaman. We def added some white and some ugly. Keep Portland weird.

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    Default Re: Which 5 teams have had the worst off-season so far?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fudge
    He'll be forced to. One of them is replacing Thabo in the lineup. The other will be a backup.

    That unless Brooks decides to make Reggie a full time starter.
    which I think would just be further evidence how bad Brooks is at figuring out player rotations

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