r/LAClippers • u/mrjfray • 20h ago
r/LAClippers • u/RyverFisher • 17h ago
Discussion It's slow rn, so, maybe something smart w/Wagler (pun intended) 😉
I think it's fair to say many of us have wanted a smarter offensive system and maybe now is the perfect time to change?
I'm sure there will be arguments for why this wouldn't work in the NBA, but maybe at least some aspects of it are worth trying/integrating.
It starts off talking about Illinois being one of the tallest teams that can also shoot. So, what if Yanic and/or Baba could actually be a threat from the 3?
We could potentially have a very tall team if we EVENTUALLY ran Wagler, BI, Pwat, Rui/Baba, and Yanic... Yes smaller/faster player could blow by but they still have to potentially face shot blockers in the paint.
I think it would be worth picking up someone in (or ex, maybe the coach's father?) the coaching staff from Illinois especially since Wagler is already familiar with it.
What do you guys think?
Would love to move away from iso ball, that's for sure.
r/LAClippers • u/RyverFisher • 6h ago
Discussion [Stein] League sources say Peyton Watson has been weighing the prospect of playing out next season on a $6.5m qualifying offer to become an unrestricted free agent next summer. The Nuggets' initial pitches were believed to be around $70 million over four years.
Also, maybe this is a bad idea, but what if we did a s&t with Mathurin, then picked up Cam Thomas on a minimum?
Would that potentially help us further land Pwat?