In defence of Melo, I think the 'he's a problem in the lockeroom' rhetoric is exaggerated. Melo in OKC was a great teammate. He was polite and respectful the entire season (even when things were going badly). It wasn't until the end of the season where he became problematic. The real issue with signing Melo is that you're signing the superstar Melo. They mentioned this on the Lowe Post the other day. While he isn't a superstar, and maybe even he recognises this, you're signing the perception of Melo. It'll be a distraction. Questions will be asked about his role, his performance and his fit on the team. It's not worth the drama he brings.