The 2024-2025 Roster Thread

[Fjordy]

Trades flying everywhere then I came to the realization we are sellers at the deadline

We'll have next to nothing to sell if Adams re-signs Zucker and Greenway, or so he hopes. He mentioned the Mitts/Byram deal, but I don't expect much, our GM is trash.

 

[Ace]

Trades flying everywhere then I came to the realization we are sellers at the deadline

Adams said they don’t want to be sellers two days ago

He’s already lowered the expectations on even managing to do that for himself.

 

[TehDoak]

Because those moves add money. Prospects and picks are cheap as f***.

Adams said he could see a move like Byram/Mitts last year in his future. Of course he can. The only money in money out team at the bottom of league spending.

BECAUSE THERE IS AN INTERNAL CAP. I don’t know who is left that needs to hear it…but they should get their f***ing ears cleaned if they haven’t yet.

Yeah no shit.

I'm just putting out there what a competent, well run organization would do.

I think in the 2022-23 season, the argument was that we were a talented but poorly built team. That was when we all felt Cozens, Peterka, Power and Quinn were ready to take the next steps.

2 years later, only really Peterka has taken the next step and Skinner is gone.

So all we are left is a poorly built team and hoping that the vast pool of draft picks develop.

We are in a talent deficit, especially since the Coach doesn't feel our top two centers are actually centers

Not being willing to spend at this juncture, especially seeing the cap will be skyrocketing almost 25M in 3 years, will put us at a massive disadvantage.

 

[toddkaz]

We'll have next to nothing to sell if Adams re-signs Zucker and Greenway, or so he hopes. He mentioned the Mitts/Byram deal, but I don't expect much, our GM is trash.

I don't believe anything he says. His body of work speaks for itself.