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Our lord and saviour
Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Not talking about joining up with other all-stars. I mean, one maybe. But not a Celtics Big 3 or a Heatles kind of join up. Just change of scenery.
Like Barkley leaving the sixers or Shaq going to the lakers, or Nash back to the suns.
What players you guys think can be 'Unlocked' by moving elsewhere?
I think Demarcus Cousins could benefit from a healthier enviroment, though he has some fault for it. I think while his numbers will stay the same, he'll enjoy far more success.
Maybe Terrence Ross deserves consideration too, I keep feeling like he is underused. An athletic wing with great 3pt shooting and healthy record? Yes please.
P.S: Please don't say KAT he's all we got
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NBA Legend
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Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Cousins is the easy pick here. Sacramento is just absolutely terrible
I would love to see Cousins under a coach like Thibs, Pop or Rivers. Though the best team for him would probably be Portland from a fit/need perspective. Lots of floor spacers at every position and a coach that knows what he's doing
John Wall, too
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Our lord and saviour
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Originally Posted by LostCause
Cousins is the easy pick here. Sacramento is just absolutely terrible
I would love to see Cousins under a coach like Thibs, Pop or Rivers. Though the best team for him would probably be Portland from a fit/need perspective. Lots of floor spacers at every position and a coach that knows what he's doing
John Wall, too
John wall? Really?
I mean yeah the guy is talented but the main reason the Wiz lost to the pacers in 2014 is Wall's injury. And I don't think the team is deterimental to him, moreso the team goes as far as he goes.
Still, quite interested in your explanation. What team do you think he should go to and why?
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Originally Posted by AirBonner
Chris Bosh
ditto
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Buck Dynasty
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
John Wall on a team filled with some firepower around him would be so good. Give him a bunch of athletic 3&D guys and he'd be electric.
Obviously Cousins, literally any other team in the league is a better situation for him, even Philly with their 30 centers.
Davis with a dynamic perimeter player would be nasty. A 2012 draft reunion with him and Lillard on the same team would be sick to watch.
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5-time NBA All-Star
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Originally Posted by AirBonner
Chris Bosh
Chris Bosh failed a physical from an NBA doctor. What team is he changing to, the Phoenix Petroleum Fuel Masters?
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5-time NBA All-Star
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Cousins probably turns most teams into the Kings. He's a mental midget.
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5-time NBA All-Star
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
The most obvious answer is Nerlens Noel.
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NBA All-star
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Cousins and Davis immediately spring to mind.
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NBA Superstar
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Surprised Brook Lopez hasn't gotten a mention yet. Jodie Meeks & Ty Lawson come to mind.
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History made 2016
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Our lord and saviour
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Originally Posted by G-train
The most obvious answer is Nerlens Noel.
That's on the spot.
Can't believe I forgot about that guy.
I think he'll be a really good starter for a team in a year or two.
Maybe even DOPY potential down the road.
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I hit open 5-foot jumpshots with ease
Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Anthony Davis.
Pelicans made some bad roster choices that theyre stuck with, and im not sold on Gentry as a good coach. He has the potential to be one of the best in the nba but I dont think the Pelicans will be successful.
Any of the 76ers 5s.
I think Embiid has the highest ceiling and could bring back the 80s/90s post game style, which I miss. Noel seems great...I'd love him on the Spurs if he could develop a couple of efficient go-to moves offensively. Okafor, I actually think isnt bad. I love low post scorers. But having three starting 5s does none of them any good.
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Re: Player who would benefit the most from changing teams
Originally Posted by El Gato Negro
Pg13 ?
would love to see a harden and george back court
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