我们目前大概对於所有具备得分以及外线能力的，都感到兴趣啦。外电是说我们现在 只要敢赌Taj不会打进防守第一队，就可以签下一个球员到季末，而仍然维持在豪华税 门槛内；要是赌他打不进第二队，可以签两个： 1.Danny Granger 他的伤势是个考量，但我觉得就算以一个高炮台来说他也是很够用(尤其比起我们自己 的板凳末端)，只是他下季要待在公牛机会真的不高，不管他恢复得好或不好，也要看 他自己目前挑球队是不是以ring chaser的心态在挑。 编：我们已经跟他正式通过电话了。 2.Ben Gordon 听闻有球队已经准备开出两年合约给他，但他自己希望夏天能够投入自由球员市场， 他一直我们从上季到这季初，许多球迷都非常希望的一个补强人选，他其实年纪还在 当打之年，这几年的个人成绩不少是受到团队定位的影响，事实上细翻他的Game Log ，他那种单场全然不讲理的大爆发还是会出现的，找他过来在如何搭档使用上，应该 是最不用Thib伤脑筋的。(Kirk、Noah、Rose表示) 3.Caron Butler 这几季受伤势跟球队定位困扰，上场时间不稳定，但外线表现都还算十分亮眼，随着 受伤跟年纪，以往的切入跟防守已经不在了，当然当个板凳上的外线火力他是很够的 ，只是他明显地应该会想回到出道时的老队伍热火吧？ 4.Jimmer Freddtte 上面三个人可能都比较偏向短期租借的性质，但他是完全可以考虑留下来当长期拼图 的人，这当然也是因为他除了外线之外，所能提供的即战力相较上面三人来说是比较 不确定的，但如果要考虑到我们本季跟下季都不会是热门甚至理性上可能的夺冠者， 趁现在培养新生代的战力，一边打一边养，也挺不赖的。这其实是我个人最爱的选择 ，而目前传出来有兴趣的球队是我们跟骑士，Jimmer如果回顾自己那因为球队文化被 拖垮的生涯，要选择谁应该很清楚。 另外补充下面，一个国王迷在国外论坛贴的分析观察： Kings fan and new poster to the RealGM boards. I thought I would drop by and give a scouting report on Jimmer as someone who has watched most of his pro games played to date. This is going to be a bit of a long post, so I'll do a quick summary and then get to meat and bones. 1) His handle is a weakness, but it's not as bad as all that. He can bring the ball up against pressure, but he doesn't initiate the offense terribly well when pressured, usually having to screen the ball with his body on the wings. Nobody is going to confuse him with Kyrie Irving. 2) His court vision is above average for a 2, below average for a 1. His assist to turnover ratio looks horrible, but his turnovers per minute aren't all that bad. 3) His shooting is very good. His scoring is only okay. 4) He is not a standout individual defender, but his isolation defense is acceptable. It's tough to get a read on his team defense because the Kings are just laughably bad at rotations. 5) He is a very good locker room guy and won't cause problems for any team he is on. Now for the long of it. Jimmer was drafted to probably the worst situation he could have been put in. No training camp due to lockout, an organization run into the ground by incompetent ownership, and a roster that just didn't make any sense. The original concept that coach Westphal and GM Petrie had was that Jimmer was the backcourt yin to Tyreke Evans' yang. Tyreke drove and scored or kicked out to Jimmer who knocked down a three, a dime store version of Jordan/Paxson or Kobe/Fisher. That never happened. Westphal was fired seven games into Jimmer's rookie season and Keith Smart took over. Keith Smart is not a good NBA coach. Smart moved Tyreke off the ball and promoted Isaiah Thomas to starting point guard about half-way through the season. We never really got an extended look at the Tyreke, Jimmer pair to know if there was anything there to work with. Jimmer's rookie year was rough, and the stats showed that. He didn't have confidence in his shot. He turned the ball over against pressure, and he just looked lost on the court. His sophomore year was better, but he never had the confidence of Keith Smart. He was competing for minutes with Thomas and Aaron Brooks (who Petrie brought in to start at point guard for some reason). Jimmer was out of the rotation at the start of the year until he started posting gaudy stats in his garbage time minutes, at one point leading the league in PER mid-december 2012. So, Keith Smart started playing musical chairs with the point guard position where Brooks would start one game and Thomas would take all the minutes off the bench, then Thomas would start and Jimmer would take all the bench minutes. Did I mention that Keith Smart is not a good NBA coach? Still, there was marked improvement in his game. He raised his 3 point% and his shooting% over the previous year. He looked less lost on the court defensively. Of course, the Kings were still terrible, and he was a deep bench player on a team mired in a relocation nightmare and an endless lottery treadmill. Then the new ownership group stepped up, bought the franchise out, installed a new coach, a new GM and a new philosophy, "Get rid of every player who played for the previous ownership group not named Demarcus Cousins." Of the 14 players our front office inherited last year, 4 are currently on the roster, and three of those were widely advertised as available for trade including Isaiah Thomas. Jimmer was the second best guard on the Kings roster this year in preseason, but he was part of the old regime, so the front office declined his player option and focused on building for the future. He was out of the lineup completely at the start of the season, and may not have logged a minute of playtime at all this year, except that every guard on the roster except Isaiah Thomas was horrible. Vasquez couldn't defend anything, Thornton lost his shooting touch and has never defended anything, and McLemore is a very athletically gifted young man who is so raw that it is hard to watch. Jimmer took Thornton's minutes and looked not horrible, so Malone was forced to play him at the 2. Once Vasquez was traded as part of the Rudy Gay transaction, Jimmer became the backup point guard by default. Even then, his minutes have been very inconsistent. He will get 18 minutes one game, and 4 minutes the next. Still, he has played his best basketball of his career this year. His confidence is back in his shot, and he has been the only bench player to give us points regularly on offense. Phew, now on to the evaluation of what Jimmer is and isn't at this point. 1) He is now a steady ballhandler. He isn't flashy and he won't be breaking anyone down off the dribble, but he isn't going to cough the ball up against modest ball pressure. He is better at recognizing double-teams and staying away from traps in the corners and wings. He also isn't the guy you want initiating or controlling an offense just because he isn't going to pressure a defense with the dribble. In a team system where the ball goes through multiple hands on offense, he will do fine. 2) His turnovers come from bad passes. He is responsible for much of that, but the other part comes from some really terrible hands on some of our big men. Jason Thompson, Quincy Acy, and Aaron Gray are the three bigs he played with the most, and all of them take turns bobbling easy passes in the lane. In either case, he gets credited with the turnovers. He hasn't played much with Cousins all year long (maybe 30 total minutes on the court together) but those two did some really good things with the pick and roll, and I'm a little upset that Malone didn't play them together more. 3) Jimmer is a shooter in the NBA, not a scorer. Being a Kings fan, I tend to be a pessimist, so I don't believe that he can sustain 50% given more shots and more playing time. I do think that 45% isn't unrealistic. He is a very good shooter in catch and shoot (51% from three) and off the dribble (47% from three, 46% overall). He has gotten better at scoring inside with a bunch of little floaters and flip shots that shouldn't go in, but do anyway. He does not draw contact and get to the free throw line at an acceptable level, which is too bad because he shoots 90% from the line. 4) His defense is a work in progress. Against isolation, he does reasonably well. He can stay in front of his man and force a bad shot, but he is not particularly long, so taller guards can just shoot over him. The eyeball test tells me that he has figured out a lot of things about team defense this year with Malone. He generally ices picks properly, tracks his man off the ball well, rotates down low when he needs to guard the paint against an entry pass, fights through picks to get back in the play. So, right place, right time, but it doesn't matter because our team defense is simply awful and he lacks the physical tools to be an effective stopper. Case in point, he is generally the only King to recover properly on a fast break, which is almost comical because he just does not have the leaping ability to challenge the shot. He is going to be a defensive liability, but with a team that plays good defense, he shouldn't be a glaring one. 5) Despite the crappy situation he has been in, he has been a consummate pro, a hard worker, a very good teammate, and is well-liked by everyone in the front office and the community. An important caveat here is that he has a small but very obnoxious and vocal fanbase who can't get it through their skulls that Jimmer will never be the guy he was in college in the pros. All that said, I don't know that he is a great fit for the Bulls. Augustin is a better backup point guard, in that he can run an offense smoothly, and scores well enough. I think JImmer is a pretty good facsimile of a prime Steve Kerr, meaning he needs to find a ball-dominant slashing wing for whom he can space the floor and knock down a few triples a night. --

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