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[NetsGM]

He is just taking more shots now.

But I believe the Hawks had him as a #1 or #2 option most of that time.

He had Shane Battier disease for some of his time there (i.e. not taking enough shots)

[HawksGM]

He is just taking more shots now.

But I believe the Hawks had him as a #1 or #2 option most of that time.

He had Shane Battier disease for some of his time there (i.e. not taking enough shots)

yea Tanner was #2 option most of his time here.   His rookie season, when I had him as #1 option he'd throw up 25+ shots/game.  Now he's much more efficient and he's a very solid center.  It definitely isn't something I like, I just wish I would have been patient and stayed put when I had Stro, Melo and Tanner, that would have eventually worked out if I ever got a guard. Oh well what can you do, but yes I agree Tanner is a top 10 center candidate, he has his defense still there but has improved his offense.

[NetsGM]

I think you pulled the trigger too early on some players, but I can't blame you for trading Tanner.  The man had gotten worse three straight seasons.  He didn't show anything to indicate this would happen.

[RaptorsGM]

Raptors have 1 top 10 player, but since he of course is number 1 overall, I'm not too worried about it.

It won't be long before Max is well up on that top 10 list. Book it.

[CavsGM]

The honorable mentions aren't in any specific order.

[HornetsGM]

I think Livingston may be a bit underrated, but I won't complain too much.
He lead the league in APG (9.9), was 3rd in SPG (2.4), was 6th in MPG (39), scored 16 PPG (on 48% shooting), and was all-league 3rd team and all-defensive 2nd team. His only knock is that he was 6th in TOPG (3.4).