NBA FANTASY ROSTER RECONSTRUCTION DREAM TEAM 2015

@Bulletproof Wallets. That trade works for me. Nash' expiring contract , Moose not resigning gives us plenty money to retool properly. My main 2 targets would be Millsap because Moose ain't coming back, and Jimmy Butler. I'd throw big Klay Thompson money at Jimmy, and most likely Chicago won't match. I would like Kawhi, but so would every other team. Jennings should be dealable if needed as well. Main players going forward would be Dinwiddie, Kcp, Drum,Butler, Milsap, build around that.

Crookie_Monster wrote: »

Last summer The Trailblazers offered LaMarcus Aldridge a 3yr extension worth $55.5mil which he declined. Some are saying that next summer he's looking for a 5yr/ $108mil. That's beautiful news because it might mean that an important player is likely getting cut and it's gonna be between Robin Lopez & Wesley Matthews. I think it's gonna be Wesley. Bout to put him on my wish list.

yah mean, word 2 burger

Sheeeiit I'd take Wesley too.

Sign either Butler or Kawaii if neither is available then re sign Tobias. Then draft Okafor/Turner/Towns

Payton/Ridnour/Oladipo
Oladipo/Fournier/FA
JB/KL/TH/Gordon/Harkless
Frye/Gordon/Rook
Vuc/O'quinn/Rook

R.D. wrote: »

lol keep dreaming playas


We straight

lol at Robin being harder to replace than Wes

A hustle 5 is harder to replace than a top 3-5 SG? Stop it slime

I know how you love to develop man crushes on players and say ? ? like this

http://hoopshabit.com/2014/04/20/nba-making-robin-lopezs-case-2014-defensive-team/

"During the 2013-14 season, Lopez faced an unbelievably high 10.3 field goal attempts at the rim per game. That’s behind Spencer Hawes, 10.4, and tied with DeAndre Jordan for the second-most in the entire league.

Hawes allowed opponents to shoot 52.3 percent in those situations. Jordan checked in at a solid 49.4 percent.

Lopez can be found all the way down at 42.5 percent. The first sign of an elite rim protector.

Not only is that a stunning percentage—and that adjective doesn’t do it justice—but that’s the second-best mark of any player in the entire league. The only one who has a better mark is Hibbert, who limits opponents to 41.4 percent shooting when he meets them at the rim."

Yea that is harder to replace