Tony Wroten trade value .

[LeonJordanJr24]

76ers want a draft pick, a young shooting guard or wing. Tony Wroten gets to the rim with the best of them and is a amazing passer.

[jowglenn]

Pacers will trade you 3 wins for him

[jbk1234]

76ers want a draft pick, a young shooting guard or wing. Tony Wroten gets to the rim with the best of them and is a amazing passer.

He's a homeless man's Waiters.

[loserX]

Pacers will trade you 3 wins for him

That's the last thing Philly wants

[tiderulz]

76ers want a draft pick, a young shooting guard or wing. Tony Wroten gets to the rim with the best of them and is a amazing passer.

i think you meant to say he gets to the rim, but is a high volume shooter with less than average percentages and an okay passer.

[MoneyTalks41890]

76ers want a draft pick, a young shooting guard or wing. Tony Wroten gets to the rim with the best of them and is a amazing passer.

i think you meant to say he gets to the rim, but is a high volume shooter with less than average percentages and an okay passer.

Yep. He's a flashy passer, but he's not a "good" passer in an NBA game.

[HartfordWhalers]

I've described Wroten as a cross between Westbrook and Reggie Evans before.

He drives like Westbrook, but scores like Evans. Maybe there is a better comp there, but its an all hustle game that doesn't produce results.

The only teams interested in that sort of thing, and with the patience for it are teams like Philly.

So, I cannot expect a good Wroten trade to work out.

As for his trade value, a high 2nd rounder?

[Boarder Patrol]

I think he's got some potential but real little trade value.

He gets to the rim which is an enormously important skill for a guard, but doesn't pass very well or shoot well so I wouldn't trust him to run my team's offense.

I think he's best served in a 20 MPG bench role next to a good shooting starting PG.

I don't think he could fetch much because he's really too raw for a contender right now. He's best served on a tanking team as a long-term developmental piece, like Philly. If they were interested in trading him away either because he's not part of the future or because they want to look at another team's prospect, I think he's worth a pair of high 2nd round picks or something.

I don't see the Rox biting now since he's been impressive in Howard's absence, but D-Mo is a guy I would have suggested a couple weeks back.

[Rockazoids]

I've described Wroten as a cross between Westbrook and Reggie Evans before.

He drives like Westbrook, but scores like Evans. Maybe there is a better comp there, but its an all hustle game that doesn't produce results.

The only teams interested in that sort of thing, and with the patience for it are teams like Philly.

So, I cannot expect a good Wroten trade to work out.

As for his trade value, a high 2nd rounder?

Why does he shoot so many 3 when he not good at it? (17-64) .266%
and how is his D ? If it's avg, without the 3's seem like he would be ok.

[Bentley1225]

I think he's worth a couple 2nds. A nice rotational player off the bench as a 7th or 8th man.

[HartfordWhalers]

I've described Wroten as a cross between Westbrook and Reggie Evans before.

He drives like Westbrook, but scores like Evans. Maybe there is a better comp there, but its an all hustle game that doesn't produce results.

The only teams interested in that sort of thing, and with the patience for it are teams like Philly.

So, I cannot expect a good Wroten trade to work out.

As for his trade value, a high 2nd rounder?

Why does he shoot so many 3 when he not good at it? (17-64) .266%
and how is his D ? If it's avg, without the 3's seem like he would be ok.

Sixers have been emphasizing that the team offense take what are good shots, even if the players themselves cannot make them.

The result is an amazing expected points per shot( http://nyloncalculus.com/stats/xpps-team/ ) and yeah horrendous actual points per shot. Or the biggest gap by far in the league of performance versus what an average team would do when the offense is run the same.

For a team that has at most a few keepers, I like it.

[Rockazoids]

I've described Wroten as a cross between Westbrook and Reggie Evans before.

He drives like Westbrook, but scores like Evans. Maybe there is a better comp there, but its an all hustle game that doesn't produce results.

The only teams interested in that sort of thing, and with the patience for it are teams like Philly.

So, I cannot expect a good Wroten trade to work out.

As for his trade value, a high 2nd rounder?

Why does he shoot so many 3 when he not good at it? (17-64) .266%
and how is his D ? If it's avg, without the 3's seem like he would be ok.

Sixers have been emphasizing that the team offense take what are good shots, even if the players themselves cannot make them.

The result is an amazing expected points per shot( http://nyloncalculus.com/stats/xpps-team/ ) and yeah horrendous actual points per shot. Or the biggest gap by far in the league of performance versus what an average team would do when the offense is run the same.

For a team that has at most a few keepers, I like it.

But wouldn't it be a bad shot if your not making them?

[HartfordWhalers]

Why does he shoot so many 3 when he not good at it? (17-64) .266%
and how is his D ? If it's avg, without the 3's seem like he would be ok.

Sixers have been emphasizing that the team offense take what are good shots, even if the players themselves cannot make them.

The result is an amazing expected points per shot( http://nyloncalculus.com/stats/xpps-team/ ) and yeah horrendous actual points per shot. Or the biggest gap by far in the league of performance versus what an average team would do when the offense is run the same.

For a team that has at most a few keepers, I like it.

But wouldn't it be a bad shot if your not making them?

It will likely miss. But with this roster so will most shots?

If this roster was going to be here forever, you would want to tailor an offense to the team's talents to maximize current results. But the Sixers aren't about current results in any way whatsoever. And a good number of players are placeholders.

So, more than catering an offense to play within the skill sets of the guys that don't matter, the team is working to know how to run a highly effective offense (with just average players) for when they have the parts is a nice learning jump.

Or put another way, it is easy to see a sub 30% 3 pointer a bad shot, it is. But the system learning to pass out and get that shot for when someone not so offensively challenged is there and the team is doing well is well worth it for the development of Noel, of MCW, of KJ McDaniels etc.

One of the big reasons why people argue vets help a team is basically to get that sort of decision making happening, where the 'right' decisions get rewarded and reinforced. So far the Sixers have done a great job on offense reinforcing the choices that ultimately should be made, versus having the players develop habits down to the current team.

(And if Wroten can improve his consistency and get to there, that would be swell...)

[pacers33granger]

I've described Wroten as a cross between Westbrook and Reggie Evans before.

He drives like Westbrook, but scores like Evans. Maybe there is a better comp there, but its an all hustle game that doesn't produce results.

The only teams interested in that sort of thing, and with the patience for it are teams like Philly.

So, I cannot expect a good Wroten trade to work out.

As for his trade value, a high 2nd rounder?

I think he could become Tony Allen type player if he can learn to play within himself. And I don't mean a Tony Allen type defender, but a guy who can be a valuable player if he learns to use his skills and not do too much. He has some very good skills (great size, athleticism, ability to drive).

The issue is I'm not sure if he can do that and I don't think we'll be able to figure that out until he's on a stronger team.

[FutureKnicksGM]

Larkin, Early and Acy
for
Wroten?

[BarbaGrizz]

A high 2nd or a low 1st, nothing more.

[HartfordWhalers]

Larkin, Early and Acy
for
Wroten?

Valuewise this is not bad. But the Sixers are better with prospects on cheap 4 year deals than Acy or Larkin who aren't locked up. And I would rather have a high 2nd to pick a raw prospect, than an older guy like Early.

In theory, if you get a third team to do those 3 for a very late 1st, then the late 1st to Philly for Wroten, I think you have a nice trade.

Of course, I should caveat that I don't have tons of faith that the lightning in a bottle that is Wroten's potential will ultimately shine a ton, but for those that do, based upon his raw attributes, you will never find a trade that works.

[FutureKnicksGM]

Larkin, Early and Acy
for
Wroten?

Valuewise this is not bad. But the Sixers are better with prospects on cheap 4 year deals than Acy or Larkin who aren't locked up. And I would rather have a high 2nd to pick a raw prospect, than an older guy like Early.

In theory, if you get a third team to do those 3 for a very late 1st, then the late 1st to Philly for Wroten, I think you have a nice trade.

Of course, I should caveat that I don't have tons of faith that the lightning in a bottle that is Wroten's potential will ultimately shine a ton, but for those that do, based upon his raw attributes, you will never find a trade that works.

Hmm, what would you add to a Wroten & Tim Hardaway Jr Swap?

Or what contract would you take along with it

[RexBoyWonder]

Would Philly take Norris cole + Heat second rounder for Wroten?

[skywalker33]

76ers want a draft pick, a young shooting guard or wing. Tony Wroten gets to the rim with the best of them and is a amazing passer.

So, he's comparable with Jordon, Dominique, Malone .... ??? LMAO

A bit of salesmanship on your part...a 2nd or two would be the best offer