Giannis Thread - On Asking for a Trade - "I am not this kind of guy, they would have to kick me out”.
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Re: Giannis Thread - On Asking for a Trade - "I am not this kind of guy, they would have to kick me out”.
Let the lotto happen. See where the chips fall tonight.
We're going to get a lot more back for him than the media thinks. This will be a bigger haul than the Lakers paid the Pelicans for AD.
We're going to get a lot more back for him than the media thinks. This will be a bigger haul than the Lakers paid the Pelicans for AD.
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Re: Giannis Thread - On Asking for a Trade - "I am not this kind of guy, they would have to kick me out”.
ReasonablySober wrote:Will say, looking forward to this lottery in a way I haven't since Oden and Durant.
Since this

I'm against picketing but I don't know how to show it.
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fansinceforever wrote:The collective certainty that this is nothing might be right but it also might be cope.
Does it do something for you to label the act of dismissing this as cope?
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We can’t trade Giannis for the simple fact that Horst is our GM, recipe for getting Nico’d. It would be called getting Horst after.
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machu46 wrote:PG Graveyard wrote:Jaylin Williams,Hartenstein and Wiggins works. Add the picks we want and I would probably do that one.
Houston has stuff but it doesn’t start until Amen is involved.
San Antonio needs to win the lottery. I don’t really like anything else that much. I’m not that intrigued by Castle anyways.
It took me a minute to realize you mean Jalen Williams (the good wing) rather than Jaylin Williams (the decent bench player) and I nearly lost it lol.
My bad I spelled it wrong. Jaylen Williams would be my number 1 get for Giannis. I would put him ahead of Flagg or Amen.
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ReasonablySober wrote:Will say, looking forward to this lottery in a way I haven't since Oden and Durant.
Even outside of the potential Giannis implications, I'm highly intrigued because:
1. Flagg is just a stud.
2. My local Wizards have a chance at Flagg/Harper and they so desperately need a jolt of life in the franchise.
3. Just kind of a fun lottery with a handful of teams that could easily make a leap into being a strong playoff team also having a chance at the #1 pick.
trwi7 wrote:**** me deep, Giannis. ****. Me. Deep.
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paulpressey25 wrote:Let the lotto happen. See where the chips fall tonight.
We're going to get a lot more back for him than the media thinks. This will be a bigger haul than the Lakers paid the Pelicans for AD.
Think it’s a done deal?
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We've always been buyers, & never sellers, so who knows what type of return Horst can get in that scenario. Maybe he holds firm because if his idea for a Jrue Holiday return is 4 1sts, Hill, & Bled; what should it be for Giannis?
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Dick Tate wrote:fansinceforever wrote:The collective certainty that this is nothing might be right but it also might be cope.
Does it do something for you to label the act of dismissing this as cope?
No, I just avoid making statements about it at all. I'm comfortable in "who knows?" territory.
Does it do something for you to dismiss this info as absolutely nothing?
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PG Graveyard wrote:machu46 wrote:PG Graveyard wrote:Jaylin Williams,Hartenstein and Wiggins works. Add the picks we want and I would probably do that one.
Houston has stuff but it doesn’t start until Amen is involved.
San Antonio needs to win the lottery. I don’t really like anything else that much. I’m not that intrigued by Castle anyways.
It took me a minute to realize you mean Jalen Williams (the good wing) rather than Jaylin Williams (the decent bench player) and I nearly lost it lol.
My bad I spelled it wrong. Jaylen Williams would be my number 1 get for Giannis. I would put him ahead of Flagg or Amen.
You still spelled it wrong. There's no Y: J-A-L-E-N. The other guy should change his name to Jay to avoid confusion like Duke Jason Williams.
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Re: Giannis Thread - On Asking for a Trade - "I am not this kind of guy, they would have to kick me out”.
Bernman wrote:We've always been buyers, & never sellers, so who knows what type of return Horst can get in that scenario. Maybe he holds firm because if his idea for a Jrue Holiday return is 4 1sts, Hill, & Bled; what should it be for Giannis?
As a seller, he will ask for the same package in return, have it somehow return Jrue and our picks back, and call it a win. He’s never been one to bring in net asset gains to the war chest much less get fair value for the assets he has. Middleton trade shattered any remaining confidence in his ability to do so.
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ANTETOKOUNBROS wrote:Bernman wrote:We've always been buyers, & never sellers, so who knows what type of return Horst can get in that scenario. Maybe he holds firm because if his idea for a Jrue Holiday return is 4 1sts, Hill, & Bled; what should it be for Giannis?
As a seller, he will ask for the same package in return, have it somehow return Jrue and our picks back, and call it a win. He’s never been one to bring in net asset gains to the war chest much less get fair value for the assets he has. Middleton trade shattered any remaining confidence in his ability to do so.
Again, the shoe's on the other foot. So if he's been desperate, he can smell it on another team like Brooklyn, who's been thirsty. You know yourself.
It's not logical to get the Jrue return, knowing Giannis is a 1st option vs. 3rd, & that's the deal Horst made at the time. But it's cathartic to be wallowed in that level of pessimism I guess.
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JayMKE wrote:wco81 wrote:
If the Bucks traded Giannis, regardless of the return, they get something back and have a chance to start over.
Middling picks and prospects for Giannis is a good way to start over if by start over you mean the darkest of dark ages for this team.
It’s better to win ~40 games for next 5 years with Giannis than pretty much every trade I’ve seen
Treadmill team?
Well you don't have to worry about the draft picks being mid first round picks because the team doesn't have many.
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Would Flagg count as a 1st?Bernman wrote:We've always been buyers, & never sellers, so who knows what type of return Horst can get in that scenario. Maybe he holds firm because if his idea for a Jrue Holiday return is 4 1sts, Hill, & Bled; what should it be for Giannis?
Ride the tank
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machu46 wrote:emunney wrote:I would almost guarantee that if we do end up trading Giannis, it will be for less than what anybody here says they'd trade him for.
I think it'll be less than most of the people here are saying but also probably more than most of the people on the Trades board are saying.
Without looking at the trade board, I would assume you're right.
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wco81 wrote:JayMKE wrote:wco81 wrote:
If the Bucks traded Giannis, regardless of the return, they get something back and have a chance to start over.
Middling picks and prospects for Giannis is a good way to start over if by start over you mean the darkest of dark ages for this team.
It’s better to win ~40 games for next 5 years with Giannis than pretty much every trade I’ve seen
Treadmill team?
Well you don't have to worry about the draft picks being mid first round picks because the team doesn't have many.
Buzzword?
Being “treadmill” team is better than being in the basement of the league, there ain’t nothing in these trades that gives the Bucks a better future. Put defense and 3s around Giannis, a modern coach that lives in this decade, the Bucks would be a hard out.
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chonestown wrote:The way I sea it is there has to be an exchange of resources or some might use the term assets. Players with skills. Shooting? Contracts: a consideration. Deibts need to equal credits. Double-jointed book-keeping. Out with the old, in with the new slash lightly used. MSRP list price subject too chains. Win whores or win horts , rich in land or poor in companionship? for me, the problem lies in the young people and not the companions. Respert to Holmgren but everybody runs a variation of the wet coast offense,could only win one supper bowl with the canon-armed good ol misappropriating public funds boy. Second verse same as the hearst. OK, see, no dice only want first pressings in VG+ or above like the black Frank Weiss said (ON WAX) give me the sloop e.g. the ship which hasn't sailed and isn't for sail neither or. Bucks sin Knicks!
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Bernman wrote:We've always been buyers, & never sellers, so who knows what type of return Horst can get in that scenario. Maybe he holds firm because if his idea for a Jrue Holiday return is 4 1sts, Hill, & Bled; what should it be for Giannis?
Given Horst’s talent evaluation skills, we’re boned. How df did this guy get an extension?
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fansinceforever wrote:Dick Tate wrote:fansinceforever wrote:The collective certainty that this is nothing might be right but it also might be cope.
Does it do something for you to label the act of dismissing this as cope?
No, I just avoid making statements about it at all. I'm comfortable in "who knows?" territory.
Does it do something for you to dismiss this info as absolutely nothing?
I file **** into the irrelevant category on a daily basis, so no, not really. And I don't consider unsourced "league sources" as "info".
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As much as I hate the idea of trading Giannis, I would feel better about it if Horst wasn't in charge. If we had a Presti who we could count on to accumulate assets and rebuild, that would be something to look forward to. But we're stuck with Horst, who has done a piss poor job of talent evaluation during his tenure.
I'm also not convinced that whomever we'd trade for would opt to be loyal to Milwaukee like Giannis has been, and who knows what kind of nonsense we'll have to bat down when it comes time for them to extend.
I'm also not convinced that whomever we'd trade for would opt to be loyal to Milwaukee like Giannis has been, and who knows what kind of nonsense we'll have to bat down when it comes time for them to extend.










