Who hasnt hit their ceiling yet

Holiday

Ehhhh, say wut

You realize he's 30 and this will be his 12th season in the NBA, right?

I'd say Jrue is in his prime, especially considering the last 3 seasons have been the best of his career averaging 20/7/5 over the last 3 years.

This post was edited by Sixers on Nov 18 2020 01:16am

Ill bet you Holiday has the best season of his career this year

That's very possible, but that would be the result of his situation changing. Not necessarily him becoming a better player. He's a beast who has always been underrated though.

Although if I'm being honest, I don't see him having the best season scoring wise. He averaged 21 PPG in 2018-19. With Giannis and Middleton I'll bet he hovers somewhere around what he has done the last 3 years (19-20 PPG).

I could definitely see him having the most efficient scoring season though.

Does anybody here know if John Wall still has any game left? He just turned 30 and should be in his prime.
How much did all the injuries ruin his game? I'd swap Westbrook for him if the Wizards offer some picks.

Although if Wall isn't healthy enough to be an all-star again we'll be stuck with him for three full years.
He isn't as likely to exercise his player option and opt out after two seasons. He'll want that extra $47M.

Two future first-round picks would ease my worries though. Meanwhile, Westbrook and Beal? Wow! They'll reach the Eastern Conference Finals. Unless the Hornets and Knicks are going to blow the Rockets away with a trade for Russell Westbrook, I'm taking any Wizards offer that includes John Wall and first-round draft picks all day long. That's a no brainer.

ya I am kind of hinging on that for my argument lol

After trading for Jrue Holiday, the Bucks now have 3 of the top 10 players in Real Plus-Minus from this past season:

Giannis +10.8 (1st)
Middleton +4.4 (8th)
Holiday +4 (10th)

Bulls offer Wendell Carter and #4 to the Warriors for #2

that's a pretty good deal for the Warriors I think