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lukeyrid13 wrote:3 years, 45 million for a guy with below average defense, 3.5 Turnovers a game, poor rebounding and D potential

Sasha is the ideal 6th man....but paying 14-15 million a year for a 6th man is extreme. Ideally you get 6th man for MLE type money

That's just my perception though and I've certainly been off before (Chris Mullin turning into a max player being a great example).

Yeah Sasha is probably a ~5-6M player. Can't count Chris Mullin, he went through hyperbolic time chamber training with the best training staff in the league

so suns/blazers/grizz gm's just repeated what I said... nefarious plagiarism

lukeyrid13 wrote:3 years, 45 million for a guy with below average defense, 3.5 Turnovers a game, poor rebounding and D potential

Sasha is the ideal 6th man....but paying 14-15 million a year for a 6th man is extreme. Ideally you get 6th man for MLE type money

That's just my perception though and I've certainly been off before (Chris Mullin turning into a max player being a great example).

Overpaid for sure, but the 3.4 turnovers was a career high, and came with 4.2 AST, he's been a positive A/TO guy every year. The rebounding is not only not poor it's VERY good... 6.5 RPG from a SG/PG? Looking at the top teams last year, that's better than everyone but Quinnett.

Sasha is the ideal 6th man based on flexibility, but good enough to start. He's definitely overpaid though, no doubt. But 17/6/4 or 18/7/4 depending how you round is good production, and he's not a liability on D, just not a real asset. If Sasha cost 9/10/11M he'd be in demand.

offtheheezy wrote:

lukeyrid13 wrote:3 years, 45 million for a guy with below average defense, 3.5 Turnovers a game, poor rebounding and D potential

Sasha is the ideal 6th man....but paying 14-15 million a year for a 6th man is extreme. Ideally you get 6th man for MLE type money

That's just my perception though and I've certainly been off before (Chris Mullin turning into a max player being a great example).

Yeah Sasha is probably a ~5-6M player. Can't count Chris Mullin, he went through hyperbolic time chamber training with the best training staff in the league

Maybe the cold rainy Portland weather made him stiff, and the heat in Dallas relaxed his muscles so he was able to take more shots

Cellar-door wrote:

lukeyrid13 wrote:3 years, 45 million for a guy with below average defense, 3.5 Turnovers a game, poor rebounding and D potential

Sasha is the ideal 6th man....but paying 14-15 million a year for a 6th man is extreme. Ideally you get 6th man for MLE type money

That's just my perception though and I've certainly been off before (Chris Mullin turning into a max player being a great example).

Overpaid for sure, but the 3.4 turnovers was a career high, and came with 4.2 AST, he's been a positive A/TO guy every year. The rebounding is not only not poor it's VERY good... 6.5 RPG from a SG/PG? Looking at the top teams last year, that's better than everyone but Quinnett.

Sasha is the ideal 6th man based on flexibility, but good enough to start. He's definitely overpaid though, no doubt. But 17/6/4 or 18/7/4 depending how you round is good production, and he's not a liability on D, just not a real asset. If Sasha cost 9/10/11M he'd be in demand.

Would you have paid more than Bucks did?

Done