jayjaysee wrote:One_and_Done wrote:QMemphis wrote:
If I had Fox, Wemby and other solid role players absolutely. Far too often ppl expect a window to last longer than it actually does. If you have a chance to create the best front court in history of league and lock in a top 3 team for the next three years you do it. Especially if all you have to do is send assets that won’t likely materialize to be better than the Greek.
Wemby hasn't even been to the playoffs yet. Yes, he looks like the future of the league, but going all in this early when you don't even need to is not smart poker. Even if you win, the process sucked and you got lucky. It's better to build things sustainability like OKC is doing right now. That's doubly the case when you have plenty of other assets to trade for Wemby, who if he is traded is going to be moved at some kind of discount due to the leverage his trade demand would create.
Hard to base your team building off of OKC and ignore the Fox trade?
The Spurs traded for Fox, but they didn't really give up much to get him either. It's not remotely comparable to trading away Dylan Harper. I think the Spurs would be quite keen to get Giannis... for the right price. Same way they approached the prospect of a KD trade. For both potential trades, I saw alot of Kings/Suns fans insist they would get more than they did, and in both instances I was on the money. I will be here too.
It is not smart business to trade a young potential star for a 31 year old star, not when you're on a young team certainly. The Spurs have plenty.of other assets to offer for Giannis, and if that's not enough they'll move on. Given Giannis demanding a trade will lower his trade value, and control his destination, the other assets they can offer should be plenty. Assuming Giannis wants to play for them of course.














