jayu70 wrote:Like I said, the problem was Danny had a bag of nickles and dimes trying to pass them off as GOLD coins.
Nickles and Dimes are useful but just not worth much.
jayu70 wrote:Like I said before they have a sock full of nickles and dimes they are trying to pass off as gold coins.
So I mentioned before that Ainge had options to move the #3 pick but got greedy.
Jamaaliver wrote:^It certainly wasn't great. They had a top 3 pick and didn't even get a consensus top 5 prospect. Word is Danny Ainge had options to trade #3, but kept asking for too much...trying to win the deal instead of simply improve his team.
These are the type of deals I was referring to:
The Bulls held advanced discussions with the Celtics centered on Butler and the No. 3 pick, with whom they would've selected Providence guard Kris Dunn, league sources said. Several proposals were exchanged, including one with Jae Crowder and the Celtics' No. 3 and No. 16 picks, league sources said.
But the Celtics have a reputation of trying to win trades and kept changing terms, none of which ultimately met the Bulls' liking. HereHe had the assets to get a deal done, but was so arrogant...he kept holding out for more. And lost.