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Get StartedDon't like this trade at ALL.
We just traded Singler who was hitting over 40% of his 3's this year, AND DJ Augustin who has been balling for the Pistons for Reggie f'ng Jackson, who is a SG in a PG's body and is looking for a big contract.
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Never seen Reggie play, but he must be good at getting to the rim and finishing if he scores well but doesn't have a 3 point shot. Basically a 2-1 assist-TO ratio, also a good rebounder. Can he play defense?
Who cares about 2nd round picks? How often do they EVER work out? For every one gem found in the 2nd round, 900 of them end up in the D-League.
DJ has reached his cap. Jackson has the ability to be a star given full-time minutes. He's going to get a chance.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It is close to impossible to find good value in the 2nd round, and that's statistically true as well.
Jackson has been playing PG since he started in the league. He hasn't been going back and forth for 6 years like Stuckey, never allowing him to learn a position. DJ's ceiling has been met, Jackson's hasn't.
Essentially in this trade, they lost Kyle Singler. I like Singler. I was always a fan. But he's incredibly nonathletic, and unless he's shooting a three pointer, he didn't offer much else. Tayshaun at 34 moves better than he does, and that's saying something.
And I don't know why everyone is so hung up on the three point shot. He brings a completely different dimension to the position. Not to mention, he can develop range, that stuff can be taught, his pure physical ability cannot.
Two of the better PGs in the league, Kyle Lowry and Damian Lillard, they both suck from deep as well. It's not required from PGs.
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