Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat

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Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#1 » by zimpy27 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 3:57 am

Pelicans get Rui, Vando, Vincent, LAL29FRP(unprotected)
Pelicans give Ingram, Theis

Miami get Ingram, DLo, LAC25SRP, LAL25SRP
Miami give Butler, Love, Burks

Lakers get Butler, Love, Burks, Theis
Lakers give Dlo, Rui, Vando, Vincent, LAL29FRP(unprotected), LAC25SRP, LAL25SRP



Pelicans get an FRP for Ingram while taking on some multi year contracts.

Miami swap Butler for Ingram and get an expiring DLo to help with cap flexibility. They get a couple SRPs.

Lakers try to contend with Reaves, Butler, Knecht, Lebron, Davis -- Burks, Christie, Love, Theis
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#2 » by Godaddycurse » Wed Dec 11, 2024 4:02 am

pelicans will have to pay to duck the tax next year. i think they prefer expirings
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Post#3 » by OutsidetheNBA » Wed Dec 11, 2024 4:09 am

I like the concept. 2nds should go to the Pelicans though, especially because they take Vando's contract.

Reaves (38) / Butler (10)
Knecht (30) / Christie (10) /Burks (8)
Butler (28) / Christie (20)
Lebron (38)/Love (10)
Davis (38)/Theis (10)

That's a plausible playoff rotation.
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#4 » by LarsV8 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 4:17 am

I think its an okay concept, but someone would probably swoop in and replace the Lakers spot by offering less junk contracts, with less incentive.

If I was Pelicans GM, I feel like I might be on the hotseat, and not want a pick 5 years from now for the next GM to enjoy.
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#5 » by zimpy27 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 8:00 am

OutsidetheNBA wrote:I like the concept. 2nds should go to the Pelicans though, especially because they take Vando's contract.

Reaves (38) / Butler (10)
Knecht (30) / Christie (10) /Burks (8)
Butler (28) / Christie (20)
Lebron (38)/Love (10)
Davis (38)/Theis (10)

That's a plausible playoff rotation.


Are Heat getting enough value?
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#6 » by brackdan70 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 2:04 pm

Good trade. Make it so.
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#7 » by _GH0ST_ » Wed Dec 11, 2024 2:27 pm

Butler-Ingram trade doesn't move the needle for the Heat. I think the trade will be for young players and picks.

I expect the Heat to make a rebuilding decision this summer. Pat Riley has already hinted at retirement and ownership hates paying taxes.
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Post#8 » by BBallFreak » Wed Dec 11, 2024 2:53 pm

_GH0ST_ wrote:Butler-Ingram trade doesn't move the needle for the Heat. I think the trade will be for young players and picks.

I expect the Heat to make a rebuilding decision this summer. Pat Riley has already hinted at retirement and ownership hates paying taxes.

I wouldn't expect a rebuild.

This trade isn't awful. If we could move off of Terry for expiring contracts it would actually be quite acceptable under the circumstances. We may even be decent this year:

Pg: Russell / Smith
Sg: Herro / Robinson
Sf: Ingram / Jaquez
Pf: Highsmith / Jovic
Cc: Adebayo / Ware
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Post#9 » by jbk1234 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 3:22 pm

The Pelicans aren't going to eat all that salary for an unprotected 1st 5 years out. David Griffin doesn't have that type of runway.
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#10 » by Flash4thewin » Wed Dec 11, 2024 3:47 pm

BBallFreak wrote:
_GH0ST_ wrote:Butler-Ingram trade doesn't move the needle for the Heat. I think the trade will be for young players and picks.

I expect the Heat to make a rebuilding decision this summer. Pat Riley has already hinted at retirement and ownership hates paying taxes.

I wouldn't expect a rebuild.

This trade isn't awful. If we could move off of Terry for expiring contracts it would actually be quite acceptable under the circumstances. We may even be decent this year:

Pg: Russell / Smith
Sg: Herro / Robinson
Sf: Ingram / Jaquez
Pf: Highsmith / Jovic
Cc: Adebayo / Ware


Terry is an expiring next year, keep him to make a subsequent move next year and to have a playoff run with him this year.
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Post#11 » by OutsidetheNBA » Wed Dec 11, 2024 5:11 pm

zimpy27 wrote:
OutsidetheNBA wrote:I like the concept. 2nds should go to the Pelicans though, especially because they take Vando's contract.

Reaves (38) / Butler (10)
Knecht (30) / Christie (10) /Burks (8)
Butler (28) / Christie (20)
Lebron (38)/Love (10)
Davis (38)/Theis (10)

That's a plausible playoff rotation.


Are Heat getting enough value?


I think the Heat's value is good, but I'm also higher on Ingram than a lot of other people on the board. I think Ingram, Herro, and Bam would fit well together and I'd be interested to see how Spo maximizes them.

I think it's a good point that while the trade might be good for the Pelicans in general, it might be unattractive to Griffin in particular because he may not feel much job security. Still, the Pels have a ton of picks and good young players and the unprotected '29 Lakers pick would be extremely valuable. I think could package some of those assets to get another star that fits Zion a bit better.
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#12 » by Mrakar » Wed Dec 11, 2024 8:54 pm

That Lakers package has negative value.
Vanderbilt has 3 more years after this one and he will not be playing more then 10 games a season. You need a 1st just to get rid of him.
Vincent is awful. Rui is solid but at his sallary has also no value.
Pelicans are better just letting Ingram walk then go for that package.
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Post#13 » by zimpy27 » Wed Dec 11, 2024 9:23 pm

Mrakar wrote:That Lakers package has negative value.
Vanderbilt has 3 more years after this one and he will not be playing more then 10 games a season. You need a 1st just to get rid of him.
Vincent is awful. Rui is solid but at his sallary has also no value.
Pelicans are better just letting Ingram walk then go for that package.


Christie can sub in for Vando
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Re: Pelicans-Miami-Lakers :: Butler to Lakers, Ingram to Heat 

Post#14 » by _GH0ST_ » Wed Dec 11, 2024 9:27 pm

BBallFreak wrote:
_GH0ST_ wrote:Butler-Ingram trade doesn't move the needle for the Heat. I think the trade will be for young players and picks.

I expect the Heat to make a rebuilding decision this summer. Pat Riley has already hinted at retirement and ownership hates paying taxes.

I wouldn't expect a rebuild.

This trade isn't awful. If we could move off of Terry for expiring contracts it would actually be quite acceptable under the circumstances. We may even be decent this year:

Pg: Russell / Smith
Sg: Herro / Robinson
Sf: Ingram / Jaquez
Pf: Highsmith / Jovic
Cc: Adebayo / Ware

This is a play-in team.

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