pepe1991 wrote:drsd wrote:pepe1991 wrote:So basically... Maybe Clippers, maybe Lakers,  and maybe Nuggets.
That's pretty much it.
The Clippers make a lot of sense for me. My first thought is Ross, Orlando's 2022 SRP for Ibaka and the next available Clippers FRP - top 15 protected.
But this takes the Clippers even further over the tax. If LAC is  being honest with itself, it will accept that Marcus Morris has negative value as a starter. In that, if there is a straight cash dump, then Ross and the TPE for Morris and Ibaka helps LA financially. Orlando could add its 2022 SRP, as Orlando seems to not value such picks and LAC will need cheap depth moving forward.
 

 i would assume they would rather take Gary Harris or TPE for Morris for salary realief, since Kawhi probably is done for a year and there is nothing they can actually do /win this year.
 
So: Ross, Orlando's 2022 SRP, and TPE for Morris, Ibaka, and first available FRP top-15 protected.
Orlando losses some cap-space in absorbing Morris, but as a gritty, emotional forward that can hit the long-ball, he will be a good teacher for F-Wagner. Plus: Orlando has needed an enforcer for a while now.
For the Clippers, this is all about tax relief and a reset for the 2022/23 season. I think this is the kind of deal Ross can expect for himself.
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Basketball news has some trade ideas for Ross, but the Boston and Denver ideas can be ignored as neither team is competitive this year.
So: Phoenix. That is interesting.
Orlando receives: Dario Sarić ($8.5 million), Jalen Smith ($4.5 million) and draft capital
Phoenix receives: Terrence Ross
BNews link: finding-the-perfect-team-and-deal-for-terrence-rossAn injured player and a underachiever for Ross. That also sounds about what I would expect. And again, if the Magic can get a SRP to FRP swap on this deal, it would be a fan-friendly as well.
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