DarkXaero wrote:We can package Kurucs as a prospect or Claxton, although I do believe that Levert + 2 FRPs + 1 SRP is fair value. Especially since Lavine is unhappy with the Bulls, and that team is going nowhere. The Magic trade works salary wise, Magic can throw in another player as filler, and have to create two roster spots, which isn't hard at all given their roster.MrDollarBills wrote:DarkXaero wrote:@MrDollarBills
Just for fun, some radical trade ideas to take this team towards complete win now mode:
Hypothetical depth chart:
Kyrie/Augustin*/Chiozza
Lavine/TJ*/Crawford
KD/Harris/TLC
Gordon/Kurucs/Chandler
Vuc/DJ/Claxton
or
Kyrie/Augustin*/Chiozza
Lavine/Dunn*/Crawford
KD/Harris/TLC
Gordon/Kurucs/Chandler
Vuc/DJ/Claxton
*FA signings (DJ Augustin, Tyler Johnson, Kris Dunn)
That is a really stacked, and deep roster, with an extremely strong starting lineup, while still retaining really solid depth. Offensively, that team is as good as it can realistically get, and Lavine & Aaron Gordon give us an athleticism boost. Vuc is a stretch 5 who can work in the post, mid range, and he can pass well too. This gives us a five out offense with five scoring threats, including four all star caliber scorers.
For Magic, they get out of Vuc's big contract, and Allen provides them a direct replacement for Vuc, while Bamba also gets more of an opportunity to develop there. They also get a very good PG in Dinwiddie, and a name who has long been rumored to be a target for them. Magic fans seem very willing to sell on Vuc, and AG. The Bulls trade is more simple. Bulls get a replacement for (seemingly unhappy) Lavine in Levert, and picks to compensate for value.
I don't see either trade working, I think the Bulls would want LeVert + another prospect for LaVine, and the Magic would have to do a lot of roster work to even make that trade work.
i like all of it but vucevic. i think he is an empty stats player you dont win with. would rather DJ + a ring chasing vet minimum guy.
the rest i love