06-18-2021, 12:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-18-2021, 12:23 PM by KillerLeft.)
(06-18-2021, 10:48 AM)HanspardsShowerVoice Wrote: That's why the best move with KP is to not make a move, imho.
Ok, so what's the alternative? Hope it was all the coach's fault, or leftover injury trouble? Hope that he's just suddenly not a player who actively hurts the team when he's on the floor next year? What if KP's play doesn't improve? What if it's even worse, or, worst of all, what if he hurts himself in the home opener?
I mean, sometimes it's best just to have the '89 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais (on your lawn, on cinder blocks, without wheels or a working engine, missing the passenger side door) towed away. There's a point where holding out for some mythical blue book value is just laughable, right? The goal is to have a nice lawn, not to get a "good price" for the car.
(06-18-2021, 11:30 AM)Kammrath Wrote: think KP's value is a whole tier better than Kemba right now.
BUT I think KP's value could quickly be the same in a year if there isn't improvement. I am still in the "trade KP this summer" camp.
100% agree. Even I think KP is more enticing than Kemba, and that's coming from someone who hasn't closed the book on Kemba.
But, to pretend like keeping KP here another season doesn't offer its share of scary risk is not smart, and I sincerely hope Bob, Mark or whoever understands that.
NOBODY is in favor of getting less return than what KP is worth. That shouldn't even have to be typed. It's beyond obvious.