HartfordWhalers wrote:So:
Ingram and Ball are each better than the 1st pick.
Hart is better than a top 5 pick.
And I'm guessing Kuzma is better than Hart?
Surprised the Lakers aren't still playing.
Yes
No
Yes
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HartfordWhalers wrote:So:
Ingram and Ball are each better than the 1st pick.
Hart is better than a top 5 pick.
And I'm guessing Kuzma is better than Hart?
Surprised the Lakers aren't still playing.
MadNESS wrote:No way the Lakers sell Ingram for Luka
jerryred wrote:lakers: JJ Barea and 5th pick
Mavs: Lonzo Ball , Josh Hart, and 25 pick
lakers sign Paul George and DeMarcus cousins, I dont think they will get lebron
PG Luka Donicic or Trey Young or Colin Sexton
SG Paul George
SF Brandon Ingram
PF Kyle Kuzma
C DeMarcus Cousins

Lost Angel wrote:HartfordWhalers wrote:So:
Ingram and Ball are each better than the 1st pick.
Hart is better than a top 5 pick.
And I'm guessing Kuzma is better than Hart?
Surprised the Lakers aren't still playing.
Yes
No
Yes
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jpengland wrote:jerryred wrote:lakers: JJ Barea and 5th pick
Mavs: Lonzo Ball , Josh Hart, and 25 pick
lakers sign Paul George and DeMarcus cousins, I dont think they will get lebron
PG Luka Donicic or Trey Young or Colin Sexton
SG Paul George
SF Brandon Ingram
PF Kyle Kuzma
C DeMarcus Cousins
Why would Dallas want to put Ball next to DSJ?
We'd just take Doncic...
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JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
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JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
jayu70 wrote:JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
No Atlanta wouldn't. That's brutal.
Flip it around - Would the Lakers be willing to trade Ball or Ingram for that kind of package ?
Resistance wrote:Grizzlies Get
Josh Hart
Ivica Zubac
Luol Deng
Cavaliers 2018 First Round Pick
Lakers 2019 First-Round Pick (Unprotected), Lakers 2020 First-Round Pick (Top 3 Protected)
2021 Pick Swap
The not valid part of the trade proposal is underlined.
The Lakers have drafted #2 in the last three drafts. Would you be happy if they would have traded away one of the #2 picks for a package similar to the proposal listed above? If not, then why would the fanbase of Memphis or a similar team be happy with that type of offer?
2014 Draft
#7 - Randle (Lakers)
2015 Draft
#2 - Russell (Lakers)
2016 Draft
#2 - Ingram (Lakers
#3 - Brown (Boston)
2017 Draft
#2 - Ball (Lakers)
#3 - Tatum (Boston)
2018 Draft
#25 - Lakers
#27 - Boston
The Celtics and the Lakers never traded outside of the high lottery in recent years, but the expectations appear to be that other teams are supposed to do it for them.
BallnIngram wrote:JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
i dont think la is going to destroy their 18 cap space for a draft pick
Resistance wrote:BallnIngram wrote:JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
i dont think la is going to destroy their 18 cap space for a draft pick
If Deng went out with no salary coming back, they could work towards having enough cap space for Paul George and Randle's cap hold this summer.
Then they would do an assessment during the 2018 - 19 season of who they wanted to keep from the group of Doncic, Ball, Ingram, Randle, Hart, Kuzma, Hart and the #25 pick. If they wanted to carve out cap space for another max next summer, Randle might the player to be traded.
jayu70 wrote:JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
No Atlanta wouldn't. That's brutal.
Flip it around - Would the Lakers be willing to trade Ball or Ingram for that kind of package ?
BallnIngram wrote:Resistance wrote:BallnIngram wrote:
i dont think la is going to destroy their 18 cap space for a draft pick
If Deng went out with no salary coming back, they could work towards having enough cap space for Paul George and Randle's cap hold this summer.
Then they would do an assessment during the 2018 - 19 season of who they wanted to keep from the group of Doncic, Ball, Ingram, Randle, Hart, Kuzma, Hart and the #25 pick. If they wanted to carve out cap space for another max next summer, Randle might the player to be traded.
whats the likely hood LA can move Deng without having to attach any of those youth for no salary back? Thats as likely as that proposed trade to happen, maybe even much much less.
JB2 wrote:jayu70 wrote:JB2 wrote:Is this enough for Lakers to trade into top 3 from ATL? Think both Washington and Denver do these trades but is ATL willing to take 3 first rounders in exchange for #3?
Trade #1-- LA absorbs Gortat
LA: Gortat, #15
WAS: 2019 Chicago 2nd
Trade #2-- LA absorbs Faried + #14 which is then sent to ATL to move up in draft
LA: Faried, #3
DEN: Future 2nd
ATL: #14, #15, #25, #47, 2020 Lakers First (no protection)
No Atlanta wouldn't. That's brutal.
Flip it around - Would the Lakers be willing to trade Ball or Ingram for that kind of package ?
Depends on how much they like their options at #3 versus the guys available from #10 - 30... there is something to be said for more opportunities to hit. And would I trade Ball or Ingram for those picks... honestly, maybe.
Again, it's just a different approach to building. More picks = more opportunities. In recent drafts: Mitchell = 13, Booker = 13, Myles Turner = 11 , OG = 23, Kuzma = 27, Lavine = 13, Harris = 19, Giannis = 15, Klay = 11, Kawhi = 15, Butler = 30
BallnIngram wrote:MoneyTalks41890 wrote:Parsons, 4 for Deng, Ingram
5 for Deng, Ingram
3 for Ingram, Kuzma
only see a remote chance at 1st one, no way would dall eat deng n give up #5 for ingram, definetly not doing the last opt
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