Hassan Whiteside...Where will he end up

[IKnowHoops]

Despite a negative persona, he’s was a plus player for the Blazers last year. With a 25 PER and led the league in blocked shots. In an era where stretching the floor and hitting 3’s it s coveted and he does neither, where do you see him landing?

[NBA all the way]

With this guy. He's a vet min player at best.

[Cal827]

It a shame his personality had made people pass on him. Went from a feel good story, to now a guy where teams seems scared of taking him on. I think he would have made Portland a much bigger threat if he was the first big off the bench role, but I guess he's either overpricing himself/attitude is too frustrating.


As NBA all the Way said, probably will have to sign a vet min deal. Maybe try to repair his reputation as more of a team player/less of a team distraction, similar to what Dwight did this year in LA.

[NBA all the way]

It a shame his personality had made people pass on him. Went from a feel good story, to now a guy where teams seems scared of taking him on. I think he would have made Portland a much bigger threat if he was the first big off the bench role, but I guess he's either overpricing himself/attitude is too frustrating.


As NBA all the Way said, probably will have to sign a vet min deal. Maybe try to repair his reputation as more of a team player/less of a team distraction, similar to what Dwight did this year in LA.

D12 the past 2 seasons is a good comp. Cousins just signed a non-guaranteed vet min with the Rockets as well.

[smith&wesson]

Celtics shoulda signed him

[NBA all the way]

The answer is... Back to the Kings.

[IndyRealist]

It a shame his personality had made people pass on him. Went from a feel good story, to now a guy where teams seems scared of taking him on. I think he would have made Portland a much bigger threat if he was the first big off the bench role, but I guess he's either overpricing himself/attitude is too frustrating.


As NBA all the Way said, probably will have to sign a vet min deal. Maybe try to repair his reputation as more of a team player/less of a team distraction, similar to what Dwight did this year in LA.

He went from a player no one wanted to touch, to a feel good story, to justifying why no team wanted him. He's got all the skills to be exceptional but can't manage to avoid being a detriment.

[Scoots]

Centers who don't facilitate the offense are devalued.