Spacely wrote:So who are we getting with this #18 pick? We clearly need a PG or a PF/C.
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Spacely wrote:So who are we getting with this #18 pick? We clearly need a PG or a PF/C.
AirP. wrote:Heat3 wrote:AirP. wrote:I'd say getting the maximum amount of money (he could have only get the supermax last year only in Washington and a NTC) he could get and picking the team he goes to after getting a supermax makes him a winner in life and a great chance to still win while just being 30 years old next season.
Even the lowliest jabroni player is making a good living in the NBA. They are all winners at life. We could make a whole team of winners at life and be in the lottery every year. What’s it to us as fans? The Suns are built bad. They won’t win anything and might get blown up in a year or two when the bill gets too high.
Here's a more depressing thought, Miami going after... LaVine and actually having to give up real assets for a worse player than Beal.
dshearn wrote:I would suspect, based on the tweets that came out..... the wizards tried to work with Miami to put in some draft capital and offered to take on Duncan's contract if Miami would toss in a draft pick.
Miami was holding on to those draft picks for a reason.....
Dude..... that Barry guy might have been right....maybe the plan WAS Beal AND Dame.....
Why the heck else would Miami not put in a draft pick.......
If you have an opportunity to move Duncan's contract off the books and you pass it up because of draft capital...something else...something big....must be in the works.
Grumpy Heat Fan wrote:KingDavid wrote:Grumpy Heat Fan wrote:so... can someone put me in charge of making trades for the Heat?
because Pat seems to have gotten amnesia in his old age.
You CANNOT let negotiations drag on. Don't lowball. Get it done quick, as cheaply as you can, but not if it means it drags the negotiations.
If you let it drag along, then other teams start to think about it and "warm up" to the idea and then get involved.
Remember when the Lakers got Pau Gasol? Nobody was even given a chance to bid. It was an overnight trade, Lakers did what they had to do and boom, got it done quickly. The next morning, the league was in aftermath shock, wondering why nobody was informed so they could offer too.
There was a laker legend that was in that Memphis front office....ijs.
I'm just saying, the Dame talks better not be more of the same **** from Pat. Otherwise, send Pat home and have someone else do the negotiations.
If we drag on for DAYS, haggling over some stupid pick or some role player, then we will see the same thing play out.
I'd like to hear what Pat refused to include in the trade for Beal. It better not be something stupid like the #18 pick.
KingDavid wrote:I'm worried about this place if we don't land Lillard lol
Chalm Downs wrote:his nickname is boywonder ffs
miamiballer wrote:Yeah beal prob would have been ok with Miami but at the end used his ntc to go to phx
Which is funny because I think it’s exciting to get a shiny new toy but I think we may have dodged a bullet. Guy is a top 5 paid player in the league with a mtc, has never won anything, doesn’t play defense or playmake, and is injured A LOT and his scoring is way down the past 2 seasons
I think for the money and the assets we might be better off without getting him and using our assets for dame OR a starting pf
BBallFreak wrote:Cmon_Son-_- wrote:oreon wrote:
liked what better ? They got nothing. CP3 contract had to be 25 mil guaranteed so they not even getting back cap relief. Heat just needed to include one pick to beat any Suns offer.
That should tell you what type of offer we had on the table.
That really tells us nothing. That NTC is all you need to know about. He chose to be part of a super team rather than part of a real team...
Grumpy Heat Fan wrote:dshearn wrote:I would suspect, based on the tweets that came out..... the wizards tried to work with Miami to put in some draft capital and offered to take on Duncan's contract if Miami would toss in a draft pick.
Miami was holding on to those draft picks for a reason.....
Dude..... that Barry guy might have been right....maybe the plan WAS Beal AND Dame.....
Why the heck else would Miami not put in a draft pick.......
If you have an opportunity to move Duncan's contract off the books and you pass it up because of draft capital...something else...something big....must be in the works.
That's a terrible pipe dream anyway. We need a Power forward. And how would we even handle both Dame + Beal contracts?
We only need 1 of Dame or Beal, and then upgrade our 4 position and we are golden
I highly doubt Pat's plan was both of them
VaDe255 wrote:miamiballer wrote:Yeah beal prob would have been ok with Miami but at the end used his ntc to go to phx
Which is funny because I think it’s exciting to get a shiny new toy but I think we may have dodged a bullet. Guy is a top 5 paid player in the league with a mtc, has never won anything, doesn’t play defense or playmake, and is injured A LOT and his scoring is way down the past 2 seasons
I think for the money and the assets we might be better off without getting him and using our assets for dame OR a starting pf
Where do you get all this copium from?
Beal would have put the Heat over Boston/Milwaukee, now they'll just sign some role players and run it back with slightly better Bam and older Jimmy. This time they'll lose in the PLAYIN.

KingDavid wrote:Grumpy Heat Fan wrote:so... can someone put me in charge of making trades for the Heat?
because Pat seems to have gotten amnesia in his old age.
You CANNOT let negotiations drag on. Don't lowball. Get it done quick, as cheaply as you can, but not if it means it drags the negotiations.
If you let it drag along, then other teams start to think about it and "warm up" to the idea and then get involved.
Remember when the Lakers got Pau Gasol? Nobody was even given a chance to bid. It was an overnight trade, Lakers did what they had to do and boom, got it done quickly. The next morning, the league was in aftermath shock, wondering why nobody was informed so they could offer too.
There was a laker legend that was in that Memphis front office....ijs.
KingDavid wrote:I'm worried about this place if we don't land Lillard lol
AirP. wrote:Heat3 wrote:AirP. wrote:I'd say getting the maximum amount of money (he could have only get the supermax last year only in Washington and a NTC) he could get and picking the team he goes to after getting a supermax makes him a winner in life and a great chance to still win while just being 30 years old next season.
Even the lowliest jabroni player is making a good living in the NBA. They are all winners at life. We could make a whole team of winners at life and be in the lottery every year. What’s it to us as fans? The Suns are built bad. They won’t win anything and might get blown up in a year or two when the bill gets too high.
Here's a more depressing thought, Miami going after... LaVine and actually having to give up real assets for a worse player than Beal.
Cmon_Son-_- wrote:BBallFreak wrote:Cmon_Son-_- wrote:That should tell you what type of offer we had on the table.
That really tells us nothing. That NTC is all you need to know about. He chose to be part of a super team rather than part of a real team...
As long as he was willing to waive it for either team means we had no leverage. Wash took the best offer that was on the table. Just because we could've beat it doesn't mean it was actually on the table.
Chalm Downs wrote:his nickname is boywonder ffs
Cmon_Son-_- wrote:Spacely wrote:So who are we getting with this #18 pick? We clearly need a PG or a PF/C.
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dean456 wrote:Once PHX realize teams need to play defense to win anything KD will be like 37yo and Beal's NTC will kill their trade options. Good luck to them.