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Tony Parker To Charlotte


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4 minutes ago, Ornias said:

I hope he can mentor our young guards, but I worry he is just going to take minutes away from them. 

Outside of Kemba there is not another primary ball handler on the roster for him to take minutes away from.

If Borrego plays Monk at the one like Clifford does then he doesn't deserve to be a head coach.

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Mitch was able to trade Dwight and cleared up money to sign Parker. That's a W.

Parker won't be 2015-2016 Jeremy Lin, but he's a stable backup to Kemba and should be a great mentor to Devontae Graham. Two years isn't a long commitment. He'd roll off the same time as MKG, Marvin & Mozgov.

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9 minutes ago, AppHeel said:

Mitch was able to trade Dwight and cleared up money to sign Parker. That's a W.

Parker won't be 2015-2016 Jeremy Lin, but he's a stable backup to Kemba and should be a great mentor to Devontae Graham. Two years isn't a long commitment. He'd roll off the same time as MKG, Marvin & Mozgov.

Exactly. 

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I think when we didn't trade Kemba that should have been a sign that we weren't tanking. Now, with the addition of Parker we can say we definitely aren't tanking. 

I like this move. We just need Parker for 12-15 minutes a game. We haven't had a competent backup PG since Lin so this is actually a really good signing. At the same time, he gets to mentor Graham, Kemba, Monk on a system he knows a lot about.

Is he the Parker of old? No of course not. But can he give us 15 min so our team doesn't go to hell when Kemba rests? Absolutely! Good signing since we aren't tanking. 

Now, the only thing left is trying to move one of MKG, Marvin, Frank, Cody, Mosgov and try and get a high potential stretch PF who can actually shoot.  

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