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Free Agency Targets: Gordon Heyward 


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Hayward in Clifford's system Is a 18-20 ppg, 5 rebounds and 5-7 assist guy with shooting numbers in the 40% range from 3.

Is that worth a max contract on just stats????? I think so, not many 18-5-5 guys in the NBA who can shoot the three that well.

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This x1000

 

Those numbers are def worth a near max deal. 

 

If you don't believe just go look at the numbers of guys making those figures. 

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This x1000

Those numbers are def worth a near max deal.

If you don't believe just go look at the numbers of guys making those figures.

Yep, he's definitely worth the contract. Especially in the system ran in Charlotte. It gives the team another ball handler who can create shots. Hayward can play the 2 or 3, I'd play him at the 2 with MKG on the floor.

Lineup would look like this for me.

Kemba (FA or #24dp)

Hayward (PJ), cdr

MKG (Hendo) Tolliver

McRoberts (Zeller)

Jefferson (biz)

Much better starting lineup and a much improved bench with one signing.

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Rudy Gay is a max player.

Lance Stephenson has long been considered a near max if not max player on this next contract.

I personally do not think more than 5-7 guys in the league deserve max contracts but that is not how this works out.

For as much improved as we think the Hornets are it still is not a free agent destination spot. We will have to still overpay for free agents.

Heyward is a perfect fit guy who can swing from SG to SF. Also Al and Heyward played with each other so there would be familiarity there.

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Yep, he's definitely worth the contract. Especially in the system ran in Charlotte. It gives the team another ball handler who can create shots. Hayward can play the 2 or 3, I'd play him at the 2 with MKG on the floor.

Lineup would look like this for me.

Kemba (FA or #24dp)

Hayward (PJ), cdr

MKG (Hendo) Tolliver

McRoberts (Zeller)

Jefferson (biz)

Much better starting lineup and a much improved bench with one signing.

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Two signings bc McRobert will opt out. But regardless it is instantly a more balanced roster.

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