Keep draft player related stuff out of here and in the draft thread. Maybe keep any actual trade stuff if they include draft picks here?
To kick it off, Scott Agness was on the Mike Scotto Hoopshype podcast, which

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Scoot McGroot wrote:Thought we’d start a new one since it’s separate from the Shams catchall from midseason.
Keep draft player related stuff out of here and in the draft thread. Maybe keep any actual trade stuff if they include draft picks here?
To kick it off, Scott Agness was on the Mike Scotto Hoopshype podcast, which
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Scoot McGroot wrote:Thought we’d start a new one since it’s separate from the Shams catchall from midseason.
Keep draft player related stuff out of here and in the draft thread. Maybe keep any actual trade stuff if they include draft picks here?
To kick it off, Scott Agness was on the Mike Scotto Hoopshype podcast, which
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Grang33r wrote:Scoot McGroot wrote:Thought we’d start a new one since it’s separate from the Shams catchall from midseason.
Keep draft player related stuff out of here and in the draft thread. Maybe keep any actual trade stuff if they include draft picks here?
To kick it off, Scott Agness was on the Mike Scotto Hoopshype podcast, which
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He's been one of my favorite players on the Pacers since he arrived and i know hes hugely respected in that room, but sometimes availability is such a important factor for a team. He's too important to our team to miss as many games as he does. I think for the Pacers to officially flip the page from the era we've just had, they have to make this move.
No ill-will towards him, i wish him all the best. He's also going to be 30 early next season, so durability will only become a bigger issue and his age isn't in the time frame of the core we are building with (Haliburton, Duarte, Jackson, first round pick).
Scoot McGroot wrote:Scott Agness: They’re opening up a national search, but if AD Barry Collier wants to keep it in the Butler family, Pacers assistant Ronald Nored makes a lot of sense.
That's the amount Suns could give him in an extension and since they didn't extend it was max in new deal from them and we are stuck with the same rule even though other teams are not limited.asero wrote:May i know why the Pacers can only offer Jalen Smith $4.67M?
Wizop wrote:That's the amount Suns could give him in an extension and since they didn't extend it was max in new deal from them and we are stuck with the same rule even though other teams are not limited.asero wrote:May i know why the Pacers can only offer Jalen Smith $4.67M?
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AdonalFoyle4Prez wrote:Would you guys be willing to give up Myles Turner + Brogdon for Wiggins + Wiseman + Poole?
AdonalFoyle4Prez wrote:Would you guys be willing to give up Myles Turner + Brogdon for Wiggins + Wiseman + Poole?
AdonalFoyle4Prez wrote:Would you guys be willing to give up Myles Turner + Brogdon for Wiggins + Wiseman + Poole?
I think a Brogdon trade is likely, a Turner trade is unlikely, and trading both is extremely unlikely. My hope is we can turn Brogdon into a 3-4.AdonalFoyle4Prez wrote:Would you guys be willing to give up Myles Turner + Brogdon for Wiggins + Wiseman + Poole?
The Indiana Pacers could emerge as a potential suitor for Westbrook, rival executives believe, but any trade involving the former NBA MVP will be complicated due to his massive salary and the Lakers’ next available first-round draft pick being in 2027, which the franchise will prioritize and thus be prudent in deciding the best route with Westbrook. Two other routes for Westbrook could be keeping him or discussing a contract buyout.
The Pacers are building around Tyrese Haliburton, but rival teams expect them to be open to trade conversations around Malcolm Brogdon and Buddy Hield this offseason. Hield has two years and $40.4 million remaining on his deal while Brogdon has three years and nearly $68 million. If Indiana wants to shed future salary, could it view the Lakers and Westbrook’s expiring deal as a match?
Westbrook said last week his plan is to return to the team next season but admitted it was not guaranteed because of the business element of the league.
The roller-coaster offseason begins.