Malachi Flynn to Houston (w/ORL)
Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:28 am
Toronto trades: Malachi Flynn
Toronto receives: Armoni Brooks, 2022 IND 2nd, 2023 ORL 2nd, 2024 BRK 2nd, 2024 GSW 2nd (55-60 protected)
I'm relying on Prince Ali's evaluation of the Flynn situation that he has been displaced in Toronto's future plans by Banton. They flip him for a bunch of seconds, and I don't think there is a better organization in the league to take maximize them.
Houston trades: Armoni Brooks, 2024 BRK 2nd, 2024 GSW 2nd (55-60 protected), $5 million
Houston receives: Malachi Flynn
Houston gets a young point guard who was surprisingly competent when he started last season (15/4/6 on 39/37/80 shooting). Is he likely to be some amazing player? I think not, but I also don't think it's that much to be paying for a young point guard who can be on their team for a long time, and provide some playmaking and stability for their other young players (much in the same way that a guy like Tyus Jones might).
Orlando trades: 2022 IND 2nd, 2023 ORL 2nd
Orlando receives: $5 million
Totally playing off the idea that the Orlando front office does not value second round picks to turn cash into some extra value for a team that might value seconds. Orlando still keeps their own 2022 2nd, which is likely to be pretty high, but sells on a pick that won't be quite as good (Indy's) and a pick they'd at least hope wouldn't be as good in 2023.
Toronto receives: Armoni Brooks, 2022 IND 2nd, 2023 ORL 2nd, 2024 BRK 2nd, 2024 GSW 2nd (55-60 protected)
I'm relying on Prince Ali's evaluation of the Flynn situation that he has been displaced in Toronto's future plans by Banton. They flip him for a bunch of seconds, and I don't think there is a better organization in the league to take maximize them.
Houston trades: Armoni Brooks, 2024 BRK 2nd, 2024 GSW 2nd (55-60 protected), $5 million
Houston receives: Malachi Flynn
Houston gets a young point guard who was surprisingly competent when he started last season (15/4/6 on 39/37/80 shooting). Is he likely to be some amazing player? I think not, but I also don't think it's that much to be paying for a young point guard who can be on their team for a long time, and provide some playmaking and stability for their other young players (much in the same way that a guy like Tyus Jones might).
Orlando trades: 2022 IND 2nd, 2023 ORL 2nd
Orlando receives: $5 million
Totally playing off the idea that the Orlando front office does not value second round picks to turn cash into some extra value for a team that might value seconds. Orlando still keeps their own 2022 2nd, which is likely to be pretty high, but sells on a pick that won't be quite as good (Indy's) and a pick they'd at least hope wouldn't be as good in 2023.