Are you happy or unhappy with your team's offseason so far?

[outbreak]

I'm reserving my opinion until after I see how things pan out. This off season could either be disastrous or great.

[christian1923]

That's not what he said. He said he wanted a better roster. How do you remove Anthony and (right now, not future) get a better roster? Without the Nets quick **** IT rebuild that kills you forever?

I didn't say I wanted them to pull a nets. Lol I'm just not happy with the team there was nothing phil could have done to make me happy, the team just blows.

And yeah I'm not happy about melo making 28 when he's 35 either

Unless Phil can pull off getting Marc Gasol and another stud next offseason then I don't see the point of having melo for that much money. Rather just have a full rebuild.

[D-FENS]

Celtics, A-, so pretty happy

We added Marcus Smart who has all-star potential, and James Young (we could have added Gary Harris).

We also stole Thornton and Zeller.

To get an A+, we need to trade Rondo and draft Gary Harris over Young

[Warfan]

Solid offseason so far...

Happy. Hoping we can still get a backup big though.

What do you think bout Elton Brand??

[Inferno]

Solid offseason so far...



What do you think bout Elton Brand??

I'd be fine with him

[NuggetsFan]

Really happy. I was worried with all the injuries last year the Nuggets might go into the off season not looking to do much and stand pat. Alot of people had Nurkic and Harris to Denver at #11 and with a trade they managed to pick them both up. Got great value on AA, and for a team like Denver about as good of a player as you can realistically expect.

All in all really good one for Denver. I would have preferred them drafting LaVine at 11 and only thing I'd change, but can't complain about what they did.

[EricGordon23]

As long as we still have Josh smith It will be a unhappy off season for me.

[fragokota]

Could have been a lot worse all things considering.

^^
This.

[Meticode]

[It's A VC3!!!]

i'm not really happy because paul pierce transformed into one of my favorite players. i love his passion and fight for the game and you don't see that too often in many players. now we have three great players and neither talk or have any physical fight in them. we got bounced in the first round vs. the bulls two years ago because we were soft. people are over-expecting a coach to instill toughness into those players but i doubt it really happy. another likely first round exit situation. will be a fun season but mikhail is paying way too much for first/second round exits.

[Milbuck]

I climaxed the moment Jabari was drafted.

[qrich]

I'm happy about it.

We lost Collison and Green, with Turkoglu and Hollins being a question mark, while adding Farmar, Wilcox and Hawes.

[poido123]

I climaxed the moment Jabari was drafted.

If you had a jabari avatar, I would've believed you...

[BallsOut]

1) Missed out on Melo (who is on the wrong side of 30 and redundant with Kobe)
2) Replaced unhappy Pau Gasol with Carlos Boozer for just 3 mill salary
3) Drafted Julius Randle (ceiling is Randolph/Odom hybrid)
4) Replaced injury riddled Jordan Farmar with Jeremy Lin on an expiring contract and got a free 1st round pick
5) Re-signed Nick Young + Jordan Hill (two of the Laker's best young players)
6) Signed underrated Ed Davis for peanuts
7) Signed Wesley Johnson for 1 mill/1 season vs. Trevor Ariza for 32 mill/4 years
8) Re-signed Xavier Henry and Ryan Kelly to small 1/2 year contracts for long-term cap flexibility

I'd say considering the circumstances, I'm happy with the Laker's offseason.

PG: Lin | Nash | Clarkson
SG: Bryant | Henry
SF: Johnson | Young
PF: Boozer | Randle | Kelly
C: Hill | Davis | Sacre

[UK2K]

Indifferent. Lost Parsons who got 2x as much as he should have, Asik who didnt want to be here, and Lin who didnt want to be here. In a sense thats all a win. Ariza and his improved defense is enough to offset what we lost from Parsons on offense, but other than drafting the 2nd round gem that is Nick Johnson, Rockets did nothing to improve their bench.

Their W/L total will be similar to last season, as last year their 1-4 had 6 total years as a starting player between them, so not only will they improve individually (after all, it will be Harden's 3rd year starting, Bev's 2nd year starting, Jones 2nd year starting) but they should improve as a team (Dwight's 2nd season on the team).

Just wish the Rockets would have gone out and used that cap space to land a 6th man and some play makers off the bench. Instead we are just sitting on cap room saving up for the Durant sweepstakes (which I think only Washington and Houston have a shot at him if OKC doesnt win a title in the next two seasons).

Not to say that they won't trade for someone mid-season, as that NO 1st rounder could be valuable if the Pelis suffer an injury or two as always or just plain suck. That pick could realistically net #8-#12 pick, we'll know more by December when the trade rumors heat up.