Jason Lloyd's final thoughts

[CosmoKramer]

Another trade Kyrie Irving thread...

What the fuck is wrong with RCF this year? Do people like looking like idiots or something?

 

[roozy]

Another trade Kyrie Irving thread...

What the fuck is wrong with RCF this year? Do people like looking like idiots or something?

They switch between Irving and Love every other week.

 

[Randolphkeys]

When the Warriors lost to Milwaukee, MCW went off for 7 of 10 shooting, 7 assists and 5 steals. Monroe also had an efficient game.

When the Warriors lost to Dallas, Barea went off for 9 of 12 shooting for 23 points, 6 assists, and three steals.

Against Detroit, Drummond ate their lunch on the boards while the Detroit guards both played well, and frankly Golden State outside of the Splash Brothers looked terrible.

In the Warriors last loss, Lillard made Curry work on defense and dropped 51 in his face.

How do you beat the Warriors? Dominate the paint and make Curry work defensively. Kyrie helps the Cavaliers in the second capacity.

 

[spydy13]

If this were ten years ago, yes. Cp old and stuff now. Would you trade Jared Goff for Phil Rivers?
Not saying its bad, just age and shit

No, because the Browns aren't close to winning. You have to go with youth there.

Like I said, in a vacuum I'm keeping Ky because he's young and can grow. But I think our situation (including reports about how LeBron is being held accountable) dictates us not just focusing on youth.

 

[LeShaq]

Another trade Kyrie Irving thread...

What the fuck is wrong with RCF this year? Do people like looking like idiots or something?

I like Kyrie a lot. Enormous talent.

I just want him to play better and move the ball.

Same with LeBron, when he LeIso's/LeBricks when he could have moved the ball.

 

[Cavatt]

I don't believe anyone seriously does want to trade Kyrie. We want him to pass out of the double, not get trapped on the baseline, and take good shots.

 

[brownsbuck6]

I like Kyrie a lot. Enormous talent.

I just want him to play better and move the ball.

Same with LeBron, when he LeIso's/LeBricks when he could have moved the ball.

Pretty much the case. We just want him to play within the system consistently, and give consistent defensive effort. He does those things, he stays and we're lucky to have him. And if he doesn't? They WILL at least look into trading him. What is idiotic is burying one's head in the sand and not recognizing that as a possibility.

Some of you take this type of conversation far too personally. We all are very entertained by Kyrie. We all want him to succeed and for this to work. Let's all hope it does.

 

[CosmoKramer]

The possibility of Kyrie getting trading in the near future is so slim it's not worth considering; the whole point of team building in the NBA is to acquire top-30 talents to challenge for a title. We've got a young one locked up for years in Kyrie, I'm not wasting anymore time discussing moving him.