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Martin

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Here’s a view of the top 30 from CBS: https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/2020-nba-free-agency-top-30-players-headlined-by-fred-vanvleet-with-anthony-davis-reportedly-staying-in-l-a/

I know there was talk about Wood at one point. Young, improving guy that seem to fit what we are looking for. How would he fit in to our line-up?

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Christian WoodDETROIT PISTONS PF
Status: Unrestricted 

Wood was a revelation toward the end of the season in Detroit, and pretty much the only positive thing the franchise had going. The 6-10 big man averaged 22.3 points and 9.5 rebounds while shooting 41 percent from the 3-point line in his last 15 games, which should be enough for Detroit, or someone else, to invest in the 25-year-old's upside

 

 

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I always thought Wood could've developed into something back in 2016 when he was with us, if given a chance...I was kinda bummed out when he was let go.  Though, he might've not developed into what he is now if he had not left...would love to acquire him.

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