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Bishop45 wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:Someone in the top 10 of the draft is going to end up with Giannis.
If Spurs can, they kinda have to. Don't know if that group would contend soon, but sorta scary on paper (Better on-paper teams have flopped though)
MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Just yesterday it was no state tax now it’s Raptors and BK with two of the highest tax brackets? You’re going to hear a lot of non sense in the next few months. Just stick to the common sense teams with the most assets.
Lennyzinho wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Just yesterday it was no state tax now it’s Raptors and BK with two of the highest tax brackets? You’re going to hear a lot of non sense in the next few months. Just stick to the common sense teams with the most assets.
Well, still fun to think about and consider what package they can offer. Nets make some sense cuz they have amazing picks to trade. And they can offer the bucks cap space to sign whoever they want since nets only team with 45M cap space. Toronto can send Ingram and 4 frps and some swaps.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/45113195/giannis-trade-tiers-every-nba-team-offer-bucks
Good article by ESPN. Obviously we are one of the last lmao.
Vertical Limit wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Just yesterday it was no state tax now it’s Raptors and BK with two of the highest tax brackets? You’re going to hear a lot of non sense in the next few months. Just stick to the common sense teams with the most assets.
Hes not coming here unless Bam or Herro are made available, and theyll target Bam more for obvious reasons..and Heat fans are saying theyre both untradeable even for prime Dwyane Wade.
So the Giannis conversation is silly and a waste of time.
If it were up to me im offering every first available, Herro, JJJ, Jovic and even Ware for Giannis.
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Heat3 wrote:Vertical Limit wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:Just yesterday it was no state tax now it’s Raptors and BK with two of the highest tax brackets? You’re going to hear a lot of non sense in the next few months. Just stick to the common sense teams with the most assets.
Hes not coming here unless Bam or Herro are made available, and theyll target Bam more for obvious reasons..and Heat fans are saying theyre both untradeable even for prime Dwyane Wade.
So the Giannis conversation is silly and a waste of time.
If it were up to me im offering every first available, Herro, JJJ, Jovic and even Ware for Giannis.
I'd trade them both but if we only have to give Bam out of the two, I'd be ecstatic! There is a lot of overlap in Giannis/Bam so it makes sense for both teams if a trade were to be made. I'm sure they'd want Herro as well. It's a good home town connection. One can dream but I don't think it happens.
contract wrote:
They should trade Fox. He was a mistake anyway.
Beenie wrote:If Mil insisted that Dame would need to be unloaded in a Giannis deal, I wonder if Mia would either consider taking him or if they’d be capable of incentivizing another team to absorb his contract
twix2500 wrote:Will there be a resistance from teams trading for a Max player over 30? Watching teams like Clippers, Suns, 76ers, Bucks and Mavs being massive failures on bad financial situations, being an influence on teams.
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MettaWorldPanda wrote:Beenie wrote:If Mil insisted that Dame would need to be unloaded in a Giannis deal, I wonder if Mia would either consider taking him or if they’d be capable of incentivizing another team to absorb his contract
In this apron era taking on that much in dead money to sit is cap suicide. Heat have had to suffer at the hands of dead cap money for years harboring Rozier and Duncan’s contracts which have been cap crippling and now leaving us scrambling to be under the tax line this year to avoid the repeater.
twix2500 wrote:Will there be a resistance from teams trading for a Max player over 30? Watching teams like Clippers, Suns, 76ers, Bucks and Mavs being massive failures on bad financial situations, being an influence on teams.
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MettaWorldPanda wrote:twix2500 wrote:Will there be a resistance from teams trading for a Max player over 30? Watching teams like Clippers, Suns, 76ers, Bucks and Mavs being massive failures on bad financial situations, being an influence on teams.
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I think in Durant’s case you will definitely see it. Giannis on the other hand will have plenty of suitors. We are in the driver’s seat for Durant especially after Riley’s comment. We will be the most aggressive in wrapping that deal up. We had the framework in place at the deadline
