Kat/OG for Giannis/Kuzma

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Re: Kat/OG for Giannis/Kuzma 

Post#61 » by doogie_hauser » Wed Oct 22, 2025 8:45 am

Wolveswin wrote:
LarsV8 wrote:
Wolveswin wrote:In real life he was just traded for for Randle/DDV/1st. Proceeded to have an all star season in biggest market. His value didn’t go down. You need to recalibrate a little I think.


His value went down, as there are now less suitors for him.

Two teams, trying to contend, would have decided this guy is not it.

We are in a world where you can't really have fake max (or near max) players anymore, and hope to get it done. This is a market correction.

Trae
Booker
KAT
Lavine
Herro
Beal
George
Bam
Murray
and more

His value didn’t go down. Come on now. Towns shined bright in another setting - proved what type of (all-star) player he was (not just a big fish in little pond of Minnesota). And with every passing offseason, his contract is being surrounded with others making what he makes or more - as the NBA adjust to the new CBA and real money contracts amounts being handed out.

Towns value didn’t go down. And 100% is not near ‘untradeable’. I mean, the real NBA just freshly showed us the truth. Maybe we should listen.


Should have qualified my comment and say I don’t believe The Bucks owners would be willing to pay KAT what his current deal is on, so I would imagine any potential Giannis to Knicks trade would likely involve a 3rd team willing to pay KAT

But the whole luxury tax and apron strings actually makes it harder (least for me) to try calculate what a deal could look like, maybe one involving KAT to Charlotte, Lamelo and maybe Josh Hart and other players and picks to Milwaukee/Charlotte and Giannis to New York.

Still not convinced Giannis will ask for a trade, if he was, last summer would have been the time.

But who knows what the future holds

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