KevinMcreynolds wrote:I'd give the Lakers a rack of basketball for Kuzma. Think they'd go for it?
Yes, but the CBA won't allow it.
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KevinMcreynolds wrote:I'd give the Lakers a rack of basketball for Kuzma. Think they'd go for it?
Arlo wrote:gst8 wrote:Is Paul George a viable target? Seems like it could be done with Wiggins plus filler but that's a lot of salary for ownership to take on. I think an argument could be made for the Clips needing to reset with Kawhi likely missing next season and I'm sure we could approach them with the screw over the Lakers angle. He seems like the best fit of players that may be available.
Nice idea and all. Would depend on your definition of filler. Clips gave their best young player in SGA, a positive asset in Gal and five first round picks just two years ago.
It'd take Wiggins, Wiseman and basically every pick of value.
ILOVEIT wrote:Arlo wrote:gst8 wrote:Is Paul George a viable target? Seems like it could be done with Wiggins plus filler but that's a lot of salary for ownership to take on. I think an argument could be made for the Clips needing to reset with Kawhi likely missing next season and I'm sure we could approach them with the screw over the Lakers angle. He seems like the best fit of players that may be available.
Nice idea and all. Would depend on your definition of filler. Clips gave their best young player in SGA, a positive asset in Gal and five first round picks just two years ago.
It'd take Wiggins, Wiseman and basically every pick of value.
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
gst8 wrote:ILOVEIT wrote:Arlo wrote:Nice idea and all. Would depend on your definition of filler. Clips gave their best young player in SGA, a positive asset in Gal and five first round picks just two years ago.
It'd take Wiggins, Wiseman and basically every pick of value.
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
Out of the three I think the Clips window is shut. They went all in and it didn't work out. They can either acknowledge it now and let Kawhi walk and try to recoup some of their future by moving PG for assets or they can spend the next few years like the Magic with Grant HIll. If West has any influence left in that building I think they make the proactive moves now to expedite the rebuild. Philly moving Simmons is more of a luxury for them and I think Portland is fine being status quo unless Dame openly demands out.
For us, I think Paul George fits better than any of the other all in trades that get discussed.
ILOVEIT wrote:Arlo wrote:gst8 wrote:Is Paul George a viable target? Seems like it could be done with Wiggins plus filler but that's a lot of salary for ownership to take on. I think an argument could be made for the Clips needing to reset with Kawhi likely missing next season and I'm sure we could approach them with the screw over the Lakers angle. He seems like the best fit of players that may be available.
Nice idea and all. Would depend on your definition of filler. Clips gave their best young player in SGA, a positive asset in Gal and five first round picks just two years ago.
It'd take Wiggins, Wiseman and basically every pick of value.
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
KevinMcreynolds wrote:hopefully JK laid some pipe on the strip as well, gotta get those reps in
and1GS wrote:We would need to give up way more than Wiseman, Wiggins and 2 picks to get a top 5 MVP candidate. At the very least we'd need to ship out 2 future, unprotected firsts on top of that package. And I'd absolutely do that trade because, well, **** defense.
and1GS wrote:We would need to give up way more than Wiseman, Wiggins and 2 picks to get a top 5 MVP candidate. At the very least we'd need to ship out 2 future, unprotected firsts on top of that package. And I'd absolutely do that trade because, well, **** defense.
KevinMcreynolds wrote:hopefully JK laid some pipe on the strip as well, gotta get those reps in
gst8 wrote:ILOVEIT wrote:Arlo wrote:Nice idea and all. Would depend on your definition of filler. Clips gave their best young player in SGA, a positive asset in Gal and five first round picks just two years ago.
It'd take Wiggins, Wiseman and basically every pick of value.
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
Out of the three I think the Clips window is shut. They went all in and it didn't work out. They can either acknowledge it now and let Kawhi walk and try to recoup some of their future by moving PG for assets or they can spend the next few years like the Magic with Grant HIll. If West has any influence left in that building I think they make the proactive moves now to expedite the rebuild. Philly moving Simmons is more of a luxury for them and I think Portland is fine being status quo unless Dame openly demands out.
For us, I think Paul George fits better than any of the other all in trades that get discussed.
Chupchup wrote:gst8 wrote:ILOVEIT wrote:
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
Out of the three I think the Clips window is shut. They went all in and it didn't work out. They can either acknowledge it now and let Kawhi walk and try to recoup some of their future by moving PG for assets or they can spend the next few years like the Magic with Grant HIll. If West has any influence left in that building I think they make the proactive moves now to expedite the rebuild. Philly moving Simmons is more of a luxury for them and I think Portland is fine being status quo unless Dame openly demands out.
For us, I think Paul George fits better than any of the other all in trades that get discussed.
Why would they let Kawhi walk? Shoot, resign him for max max money and then trade him. Plenty of teams will trade for him even if he sits out a year.
Actually Dame goes to Philly. PG13 goes to Portland. Simmons goes to Clippers. That actually should work for all involved if Kawhi is gone this year. (Granted Kawhi has to "ok" this trade) If not sign and trade Kawhi if he is ok with it, and get back some draft picks.
Granted none of the above helps the Warriors. I was debating if Clippers blow it up, would the Warriors look to get PG13? Wigs, Wiseman, 7 and 14?
Chupchup wrote:gst8 wrote:ILOVEIT wrote:
Portland, Philly and Clippers are all in a similar boat....all three teams likely realize that they don't have the right combination of players to win the Championship.
Portland (and Damian) know they will never win a chip as constructed.
Philly HAS to trade Simmons.
Clippers have two big wings....no point guard or center....and Kawhi is injury prone.
Simmons WILL get traded. Portland and Clippers should blow it up and bring in new talent or young assets and picks.
Jerry West and the Warriors likely have a great relationship still. I would not be surprised to see Jerry and Myers help each other.
Maybe there is a three way deal done between some of these teams, one wants to start fresh and the other might want Simmons.
Out of the three I think the Clips window is shut. They went all in and it didn't work out. They can either acknowledge it now and let Kawhi walk and try to recoup some of their future by moving PG for assets or they can spend the next few years like the Magic with Grant HIll. If West has any influence left in that building I think they make the proactive moves now to expedite the rebuild. Philly moving Simmons is more of a luxury for them and I think Portland is fine being status quo unless Dame openly demands out.
For us, I think Paul George fits better than any of the other all in trades that get discussed.
Why would they let Kawhi walk? Shoot, resign him for max max money and then trade him. Plenty of teams will trade for him even if he sits out a year.
Actually Dame goes to Philly. PG13 goes to Portland. Simmons goes to Clippers. That actually should work for all involved if Kawhi is gone this year. (Granted Kawhi has to "ok" this trade) If not sign and trade Kawhi if he is ok with it, and get back some draft picks.
Granted none of the above helps the Warriors. I was debating if Clippers blow it up, would the Warriors look to get PG13? Wigs, Wiseman, 7 and 14?
and1GS wrote:Well good fit PG has sure gotten the Clippers to fulfill their potential. Sometimes you just need great players all on the same team. There are multiple ways to build a contender.
Dom801e wrote:Posted on trade board but got swallowed up by Dame thread without getting responses:
Portland trades Lillard for Simmons, Mann, Paschall, Mulder, and #7.
Portland can choose to try to compete now or rebuild trading out CJ, Covington, Nurkic in separate trades.
Philadelphia trades Simmons and Thybulle for George and Smailagic.
Philadelphia upgrades from Simmons to George. He does a lot of similar things but is also willing to take big shots.
LAC trades George, Zubac, and Mann for Lillard and Looney.
LA gets best player in the trade. They downgrade from Zubac to Looney, but Looney is still worthy of playoff minutes.
GS trades Looney, Paschall, Mulder, Smailagic, and #7 for Zubac and Thybulle.
GS moves its lottery pick for young, cost-controlled depth. We get to hold on to Wiseman for the future and still have #14 but this move should help compete this year.
Interesting, but I'd say no for the Warriors. Thybulle is solid on defense, but doesn't bring anything on offense. To play him much, you'd have to bring in more offense with, say, the #7 pick, which you'd have them give away.Dom801e wrote:Posted on trade board but got swallowed up by Dame thread without getting responses:
Portland trades Lillard for Simmons, Mann, Paschall, Mulder, and #7.
Portland can choose to try to compete now or rebuild trading out CJ, Covington, Nurkic in separate trades.
Philadelphia trades Simmons and Thybulle for George and Smailagic.
Philadelphia upgrades from Simmons to George. He does a lot of similar things but is also willing to take big shots.
LAC trades George, Zubac, and Mann for Lillard and Looney.
LA gets best player in the trade. They downgrade from Zubac to Looney, but Looney is still worthy of playoff minutes.
GS trades Looney, Paschall, Mulder, Smailagic, and #7 for Zubac and Thybulle.
GS moves its lottery pick for young, cost-controlled depth. We get to hold on to Wiseman for the future and still have #14 but this move should help compete this year.
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