Detroit Pistons Trade Targets? | Pistons Talk Podcast With Eric Vincent
September 9, 2024
Detroit Pistons Trade Targets? | Pistons Talk Podcast With Eric Vincent
This week on Pistons Talk Podcast, Anthony will be joined by Eric Vincent Detroit Pistons Beat Reporter from Clutchpoints.com
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6 comments
Don't want either one
I’d love to have KAT
Pretty slow times, having to respond to what is basically a never ending rumor mill about possible trades / trade ideas.
Here is an idea for you. Have about 4 guests on. First one suggests a rotation, including both a 5 man starting unit, and a completely separate 5 man second unit.. Next guy must change two players. Next guy, again, must change 2 players. Etc. Go thru two or three rounds of this.
Some rules: Nobody can list the exact rotation that somebody else listed already. Each person gives a brief explanation of why their rotation is better than the one they just changed. One change may be simply swapping two players between the starting and second unit, but at least one player must be removed entirely from the rotation, and at least one added.
Come prepared with stats, observations, etc. to backup your changes.
The goal is simple: Learn not to agree with each other. And hey, you might come up with some good, new rotation suggestions.
How about Sasser. Despite being a brightspot last season, people are writing him out of the rotation.
Sasser's production / efficiency was on a historical level, go check out his per 36 minute stats.
One person after another says Sasser is too short, but fail to mention he is quite longer, for his height.
6 comments
Don't want either one
I’d love to have KAT
Pretty slow times, having to respond to what is basically a never ending rumor mill about possible trades / trade ideas.
Here is an idea for you. Have about 4 guests on. First one suggests a rotation, including both a 5 man starting unit, and a completely separate 5 man second unit.. Next guy must change two players. Next guy, again, must change 2 players. Etc. Go thru two or three rounds of this.
Some rules: Nobody can list the exact rotation that somebody else listed already. Each person gives a brief explanation of why their rotation is better than the one they just changed. One change may be simply swapping two players between the starting and second unit, but at least one player must be removed entirely from the rotation, and at least one added.
Come prepared with stats, observations, etc. to backup your changes.
The goal is simple: Learn not to agree with each other. And hey, you might come up with some good, new rotation suggestions.
How about Sasser. Despite being a brightspot last season, people are writing him out of the rotation.
Sasser's production / efficiency was on a historical level, go check out his per 36 minute stats.
One person after another says Sasser is too short, but fail to mention he is quite longer, for his height.
Sasser, nor Duren, were are problems last year.
Beef Stew needs to be traded
Ivey breakout season on the way