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Billl wrote:There is no universe were wiseman gets a qualifying offer. We'll renounce him immediately to remove the cap hold. It's possible he's back on a very low contract after we finish all the important business, but I suspect we'll try to bring in some sort of vet big. If he finds someone willing to offer him more than the min in the meantime, more power to him.
MortSahlfan wrote:If we're going to get an ex-Pistons, I'd rather have KCP than Tobias
vege wrote:MortSahlfan wrote:If we're going to get an ex-Pistons, I'd rather have KCP than Tobias
Tobias has ties to Detroit and want to go there, KCP left as soon as his rookie contract was over, after he refused an extension, and he lost a lot of money in the process.
After a couple of championships and a being proven vet that any contender would kill to have in their roster, there is absolutely 0 chance KCP would go to a 14 win team that is in no hurry to win.
MortSahlfan wrote:vege wrote:MortSahlfan wrote:If we're going to get an ex-Pistons, I'd rather have KCP than Tobias
Tobias has ties to Detroit and want to go there, KCP left as soon as his rookie contract was over, after he refused an extension, and he lost a lot of money in the process.
After a couple of championships and a being proven vet that any contender would kill to have in their roster, there is absolutely 0 chance KCP would go to a 14 win team that is in no hurry to win.
IF Trajan can't get any great signings, maybe it's time to blame the city of Detroit, since it doesn't seem to matter who the GM is. Even when we were winning, going to the ECF, Finals, winning.
LaSheed wrote:Omg this franchise has backed me into the corner of Tobias Harris for 3 years or max OG.
Snakebites wrote:LaSheed wrote:Omg this franchise has backed me into the corner of Tobias Harris for 3 years or max OG.
I wouldn’t worry about OG.
He’ll be staying in NY now.
Sheeeeed wrote:Snakebites wrote:LaSheed wrote:Omg this franchise has backed me into the corner of Tobias Harris for 3 years or max OG.
I wouldn’t worry about OG.
He’ll be staying in NY now.
Doesn't the Bridges trade make it less likely?
MotownMadness wrote:Hartenstein should be available now though
Snakebites wrote:MotownMadness wrote:Hartenstein should be available now though
I think it’s more likely they move Randle and Robinson.
That said I’d be interested.
Edit: Nah, looks like they figure to lose him now.
bstein14 wrote:Snakebites wrote:MotownMadness wrote:Hartenstein should be available now though
I think it’s more likely they move Randle and Robinson.
That said I’d be interested.
Edit: Nah, looks like they figure to lose him now.
I think they found out no one wanted Mitchell Robinson, and perhaps they are also getting wind that a team (maybe OKC) will be giving Hartenstein more than they could offer him. They likely feel like the best option might be to simply keep Robinson (instead of give up an asset to move on from him) and then also to let Hartenstein walk.
bstein14 wrote:I'm on the fence on Randle, even if the cost is low. He's not good on defense and he doesn't shoot threes well. He's about 33% over the past 3 years. He's certainly give us a bonafide scorer but not an overly efficient one.
He also is likely going to opt out of his contract next year and want a MAX deal and he's just not exciting at $50 million per year the same way LaVine isn't exciting on his contract.
LaSheed wrote:Sorry Vege. Gimme Julius Randle. All day effing long.
bstein14 wrote:Nets got their picks back from Houston by giving up some of the Phoenix picks they just got from the Knicks so the Nets are now free to rebuild and likely in on the Cooper Flagg sweepstakes now.
It's worth noting that the Nets GM is also the person who first gave Trajan Langdon and assistant GM job so its certainly possible that the two have a good working relationship.
If only we would have kept Monty we might have had Cam Johnson fall right into our laps this summer.
