Targeting One of Orlando's Back Up Bigs
by hvino on Nov 21, 2009 12:20 PM MST
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PrintThe way i see it is, by the time the playoffs come we will need another huge body to throw at the likes of Pau and Bynum. Well even though big men are scarce in todays nba... one team has a couple
The Orlando Magic signed both Marcin Gortat and Brandon Bass to contracts this summer... well first of all neither are playing that much cuz they play behind the #1 center in the NBA. Like Bass played 0 minutes against a big Boston team. This shows they do not need both. I think they would trade bass over gortat (even tho bass is cheaper). So why dont we take one of their hands. As of right now it looks like they need a back up PG. But it doesnt matter cuz by the time we can trade for gortat or bass (dec 15) nelson will only b a couple of weeks away from coming back. Both bass and gortat are great rebounders but gortat is 7 ft and bass is like 6'9" i think. The way i see it is, either one would help us with 20+ minutes of the bench...
ok so how do we get them?
Well the best trade for us would be balkman + Malik Allen or AC and a Pick for Bass
of course ORL loses big talent wise but financially its better for them
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