Cavs/Hawks/Denver/Bulls

[bgrep14]

Denver: Watson (S&T 5/100)
Denver: Schroeder and a 1st via Atlanta

Cavs: Allen, Merrill, and Schroder
Cavs: Kuminga (S&T 3/36), Okongwu, and Watson (S&T 5/100M)

Atlanta: Kuminga (S&T 3/36), Okongwu, Atlanta 1st, and a 2nd
Atlanta: Allen

Bulls: TPE
Bulls: Merrill and a 2nd

Cavs: Get more athletically on the wing while still receiving a big

Bulls: Get a pick and shooter for nothing

Denver: Get a 1st for Watson

Atlanta: Upgrade their center

[psman2]

Denver is hard capped at the 2nd apron if they receive money back in a Watson SNT. So this would be illegal for them as is. You would first have to find a way for them to dump enough money to be able to take in Schroeder and be below the 2nd apron. Watson also cannot get a 5 year deal in a SNT, nor do I think he would sign that type of deal


I also doubt the Hawks are going to go deep into the tax for Allen.

[jbk1234]

What is your obsession with getting rid of Cavs players who actually posted positive impact stats in the playoffs?

The Cavs aren't doing this. Fedor as much as said the Cavs aren't looking to add both Kuminga and Watson. It will be one or the other.

[penbeast0]

Seems a big overpay for Allen by Atlanta. Is he really such a big improvement from Okongwu to justify adding Kuminga, and a 1st, and a 2nd?

[jayu70]

Pass for Atlanta - too much for Allen, plus puts them in Luxury tax.