05-11-2010, 05:48 PM
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J.J Barea Coming Back Next Season
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcont...e.4014709.html
I don't see any positives in this.he lacks defense and not only that.. what about roddyb?? idk if i can do another...
kidd/barea/roddy
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next season...what you guys think?
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05-11-2010, 06:09 PM
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It just the beginning...A panic extension of Damps contract after Haywood decides to leave, Jet's upgrade to starting role after Caron decides to leave....
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05-11-2010, 06:12 PM
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he is here to possibly help match salaries, I highly doubt he will be a mav next year
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05-11-2010, 06:16 PM
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It just the beginning...A panic extension of Damps contract after Haywood decides to leave, Jet's upgrade to starting role after Caron decides to leave....
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I can read the future, too. I see much fail for you. Go ahead and jump and get it over with.
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05-11-2010, 06:22 PM
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No matter what you think of him, he's proven he can at least be a backup PG for 10 minutes a night. For 1.8 mil, that's a steal. There is literally no downside to exercising a 1.8 mil extension on JJB.
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05-11-2010, 06:34 PM
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I wouldn't be suprised if he's still traded.
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05-11-2010, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jthig32
No matter what you think of him, he's proven he can at least be a backup PG for 10 minutes a night. For 1.8 mil, that's a steal. There is literally no downside to exercising a 1.8 mil extension on JJB.
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I disagree, I think he hurts teams more than he helps us
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05-11-2010, 06:42 PM
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I disagree, I think he hurts teams more than he helps us
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This really isn't true, but even if it was, it's also not the relevant question. The relevant question is whether there is an alternative out there who is a greater net positive (or less of a net negative) than JJB and who would cost comparable money. I'd like to know who that person is.
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05-11-2010, 06:45 PM
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In Cuban's book 1.8 million to a guy who play 10-20 minutes a night is a bargain.
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05-11-2010, 06:47 PM
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the money is cheap and literally to me thats all JJ Barea is worth anyways.i jus dont see this as a positive unless hes a throw-in for a starting SG!
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05-11-2010, 06:58 PM
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....bargain, but for continued early exits, I'd cut ties with him. Force RC to use Roddy.
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05-11-2010, 07:00 PM
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ya what u think roddy is thinking right now? ima work my tail off, play in the summer league and come back next year and ride the bench again??
what does that do for his confidence?
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05-11-2010, 07:04 PM
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I already heard about this. Carlisle has different plans for Barea than Cuban does though. I wouldn't be surprised to see Barea starting if Butler leaves.
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05-11-2010, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jthig32
No matter what you think of him, he's proven he can at least be a backup PG for 10 minutes a night. For 1.8 mil, that's a steal. There is literally no downside to exercising a 1.8 mil extension on JJB.
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How this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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05-11-2010, 07:44 PM
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How this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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Because JJ Barea didn't play "just 10 minutes a night as the backup PG."
In the regular season he averaged 19.8 MPG. JJ Barea in the playoffs averaged 17.5 MPG. And yes, those 7.5-10 minutes as him being the SG next to Kidd or the PG paired with Terry is the killer.
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05-11-2010, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Bayliss
Because JJ Barea didn't play "just 10 minutes a night as the backup PG."
In the regular season he averaged 19.8 MPG. JJ Barea in the playoffs averaged 17.5 MPG. And yes, those 7.5-10 minutes as him being the SG next to Kidd or the PG paired with Terry is the killer.
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You still don't let a cheap asset walk for no reason. If they're tired of the way Rick uses him, they'll trade him. And despite what some people on this board would think, there would be more than a handful of teams willing to take on JJB at 1.8 mil.
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05-11-2010, 07:51 PM
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Great news
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05-11-2010, 07:51 PM
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You still don't let a cheap asset walk for no reason. If they're tired of the way Rick uses him, they'll trade him. And despite what some people on this board would think, there would be more than a handful of teams willing to take on JJB at 1.8 mil.
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Hopefully there will be "a handful of teams" willing to take JJ Barea because if the Mavs use him as the SG next year like they did last year... the Mavs are already behind the 8 ball.
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05-11-2010, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Bayliss
Because JJ Barea didn't play "just 10 minutes a night as the backup PG."
In the regular season he averaged 19.8 MPG. JJ Barea in the playoffs averaged 17.5 MPG. And yes, those 7.5-10 minutes as him being the SG next to Kidd or the PG paired with Terry is the killer.
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Whether it makes good asset-management sense to pick up JJB's option, and how JJB might be used next year *if* he isn't traded this summer are two completely separate issues.
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05-11-2010, 08:03 PM
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JJB is NOT a good deal at any price. He's a detrimental player. Period. Other spare PGs at least don't have guaranteed flaws (lack of height and defense) that will always be exposed everytime they step on the court. I'd take guys like Marcus Banks over JJB in a heartbeat. He's simply the type of guy you do not want on your team.
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05-11-2010, 08:03 PM
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Whether it makes good asset-management sense to pick up JJB's option, and how JJB might be used next year *if* he isn't traded this summer are two completely separate issues.
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Well, that's not what Jthig said, now was it?
He said:
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No matter what you think of him, he's proven he can at least be a backup PG for 10 minutes a night. For 1.8 mil, that's a steal. There is literally no downside to exercising a 1.8 mil extension on JJB.
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So that's not a steal when you factor in that JJB is not the backup PG for the Mavs. JJB is the defacto SG on most nights. Hell, he is the SF on some nights when they go with the 3 guard lineup.
And let's not even get into the "he is what he is" and the Mavs already have a young PG/SG who can defend better than him, rebound better, and shoot better. And having JJB may definitely hamper that player's development.
So there is definitely a **downside** to JJB staying. And how this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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05-11-2010, 08:11 PM
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I very much agree with Bayliss and Maringa here. And I'll add that Dirk will find a way to leave this summer.
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05-11-2010, 08:28 PM
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Well, that's not what Jthig said, now was it?
He said:
So that's not a steal when you factor in that JJB is not the backup PG for the Mavs. JJB is the defacto SG on most nights. Hell, he is the SF on some nights when they go with the 3 guard lineup.
And let's not even get into the "he is what he is" and the Mavs already have a young PG/SG who can defend better than him, rebound better, and shoot better. And having JJB may definitely hamper that player's development.
So there is definitely a **downside** to JJB staying. And how this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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1) I'm well aware of what jthig said. I'm so aware of it that pretty much all I've done in this thread is argue in favor of his analysis of the Mavs decision to exercise the option on his final year
2) JJB playing 20 mpg next year would be either a failure in coaching, a failure to fill the need at SG this summer, or both. Picking up the option on his final year guarantees neither, and may prove helpful in working a trade for a deserving starter.
3) Giving an inexpensive player minutes in excess of his pay grade doesn't make that inexpensive player less of a bargain. That's just silly.
4) Booby might not be here next year.
5) JJB might stay a Maverick next year, but it'll be at least a couple months before we get any clear indications about that one way or the other. The (non)news that the Mavs are exercising the option on his contract does not qualify as a clear indication.
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05-11-2010, 08:32 PM
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So that's not a steal when you factor in that JJB is not the backup PG for the Mavs. JJB is the defacto SG on most nights. Hell, he is the SF on some nights when they go with the 3 guard lineup.
And let's not even get into the "he is what he is" and the Mavs already have a young PG/SG who can defend better than him, rebound better, and shoot better. And having JJB may definitely hamper that player's development.
So there is definitely a **downside** to JJB staying. And how this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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The system is flawed...that's not the issue. The issue is whether it was good or bad in picking up the option. You just said he can play SG and SF as well as PG. For someone who can do that and it only costs you 1.8....
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The only downside i see is from a minutes management standpoint, that's up to Rick to figure that out.
Any backup PG is going to have their flaws, when it comes down to it, whether it's right or wrong: if nothing radically stands out, you're going to go with what you know. The FO knows JJ and what he can do. It takes a lot less time dealing with him instead of having to spend the time incorporating what another PG does and if it actually meshes with your system. That is something that can easily hamper a player's development as well.
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05-11-2010, 08:33 PM
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I don't like the guy at all, but I'm pretty positive that, once dealt, he'll be coming back, haunting us big time, Steve-Kerr-wise.
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05-11-2010, 08:39 PM
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3) Giving an inexpensive player minutes in excess of his pay grade doesn't make that inexpensive player less of a bargain. That's just silly..
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It's all about whether you trust RC to learn from his mistakes or you think that Cuban and Donnie should be making some decisions for him. Personally, I trust RC exactly as little as Roddy played (or I mistrust RC about as much as Roddy didn't play), which is to say, not enough to get our team out of the first round.
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05-11-2010, 08:40 PM
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I don't like the guy at all, but I'm pretty positive that, once dealt, he'll be coming back, haunting us big time, Steve-Kerr-wise.
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Ha. YEs! That's an awesome level of pessimism. I like the cut of your glib.
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05-11-2010, 08:41 PM
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It's all about whether you trust RC to learn from his mistakes or you think that Cuban and Donnie should be making some decisions for him. Personally, I trust RC exactly as little as Roddy played (or I mistrust RC about as much as Roddy didn't play), which is to say, not enough to get our team out of the first round.
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Unfortunately that's a situation that nobody can answer until the ball is tipped and its time to make an actual decision.
Ultimately like grndmstr_c said, they're just covering their bases and still have flexibility.
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05-11-2010, 08:44 PM
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Any backup PG is going to have their flaws, when it comes down to it, whether it's right or wrong: if nothing radically stands out, you're going to go with what you know. The FO knows JJ and what he can do. It takes a lot less time dealing with him instead of having to spend the time incorporating what another PG does and if it actually meshes with your system. That is something that can easily hamper a player's development as well.
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Well, JJB radically stands out because he is the 3rd wheel in the 3 guard lineup. And that would be fine if the other two guards were great defenders and/or have size. But neither one of them do as well so it gets even more magnified.
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2) JJB playing 20 mpg next year would be either a failure in coaching, a failure to fill the need at SG this summer, or both. Picking up the option on his final year guarantees neither, and may prove helpful in working a trade for a deserving starter.
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I agree that it will be a failure if he plays 20 MPG next year. Of course we all said that at the end of last year too.
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3) Giving an inexpensive player minutes in excess of his pay grade doesn't make that inexpensive player less of a bargain. That's just silly.
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And just because he is cheap doesn't make him a bargain either.
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4) Booby might not be here next year.
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If they trade him, the Mavs won't have to worry about PG problems because they will have attained a high quality player in return
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5) JJB might stay a Maverick next year, but it'll be at least a couple months before we get any clear indications about that one way or the other. The (non)news that the Mavs are exercising the option on his contract does not qualify as a clear indication.
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But don't tell me that there isn't a "downside" to the move. There is clearly a downside to it.
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05-11-2010, 08:50 PM
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There's no downside to the move.
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05-11-2010, 08:50 PM
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Ultimately like grndmstr_c said, they're just covering their bases and still have flexibility.
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While Cubes has shown himself to sometimes be perhaps too flexible, RC has shown himself to be absolutely inflexible. As you said, the downside is minutes played. If Barea is on the bench next year, he won't be there enough.
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05-11-2010, 08:57 PM
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So there is definitely a **downside** to JJB staying. And how this simple and indisputable truth eludes so many in this thread is beyond me.
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Please point me to the post where I said there was no downside to JJB staying.
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05-11-2010, 08:58 PM
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There's no downside to the move.
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This
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05-11-2010, 09:02 PM
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Please point me to the post where I said there was no downside to JJB staying.
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Your very first post in this thread when you said:
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There is literally no downside to exercising a 1.8 mil extension on JJB.
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05-11-2010, 09:09 PM
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Well other than that one.
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05-11-2010, 09:14 PM
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Your very first post in this thread when you said:
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You mean the one where I said nothing about him staying?
For someone who was chastising others for not knowing what I was saying, you have a flimsy grasp yourself.
Saying there is no downside to exercising a contract option is NOT the same thing as saying there's no downside to JJB being on the roster next season.
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05-11-2010, 09:25 PM
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literally, the signing is an increase in the possibility that he stays over the possibility of his staying if he didn't sign. You can't separate the two literally.
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05-11-2010, 09:29 PM
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literally, the signing is an increase in the possibility that he stays over the possibility of his staying if he didn't sign. You can't separate the two literally.
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It's 1.8mil. If they're deathly terrified of how Carlisle uses him they can freaking cut him.
I'll say again, there is *literally* no downside to exercising a 1.8 million dollar option on a player that plenty of teams would pay more for.
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05-11-2010, 09:37 PM
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This thread needs more figuratively speaking.
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05-11-2010, 09:38 PM
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im all for this. jj would be starting for the knicks if they signed him.
now with that being said, he should stay..
but JET should go. he makes too much money to be another undersized gaurd for us.
we have roddy b and jj. thats enough
jet and damp have got to GTFO...their time is up
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