Flash4thewin wrote:IceColdCubano wrote:Spacely wrote:
Washington doesn’t have any leverage and should be happy even getting two picks with that massive contract, After that trade it could open up a trade for herro to get another player/depth/starter PF.
Exactly they have to two avenues accept the trade request to the team of choice with a package of choice approved by Beal or don't trade Beal and live with the results of a disgruntled star.
We need to remember we are not the only team on the table. It's not Beal saying I only want Miami, that seems to be a harsh reality check to some of these proposed deals. Beal will name his list of teams, then the Wiz will get take the best deal. That simple.
What? No. Beal actually has to waive his NTC at the time of the trade, list or no list he can ok or veto the trade package when it's sent in. Beal has complete control over what his new team gives up in the trade and why would he want more assets being sent out from the team he's going to?
Washington has to decide what is the minimum they will take back, if they don't move Beal his contract and his play will keep Washington from bottoming out for a top draft pick or having tons of cap space to take on salaries for assets. For Washington to rebuild they got to get rid of Beal and his salary, if they don't, they're stuck with no real chance of becoming good and with Beal a worse value with his age and contract going up. Washington's previous FO screwed the franchise, everyone knew it at the time when the NTC was announced. I actually feel sorry for Washington fans since they're going to get pennies on the dollar for a guy they've loved and is still in his prime, but they can't keep treading water, especially with all the misses they've had in the lottery... J.Davis, the 10th overall pick last year didn't even play 500 minutes while healthy.
This is what happens when franchises make drastic changes in the FO, new directions are taken which creates a lot of bad situations because players who had roles no longer have the same roles and with that, not as good of values moving forward for the franchise. Miami believes in stability and it shows in the quality of the product year after year, no need to tank, just keep moving forward.