Def Swami wrote:bigdogdylan5 wrote:Def Swami wrote:It's not the fact that we could lose the pick this year. It's the fact that we could also miss on it next year and only get two 2nd round picks.
The pick the Wolves sent to the Warriors for D'Angelo Russell is top 3 protected this year and unprotected in 2022. The Warriors are guaranteed to collect on that pick. The Magic may never see a first round pick after trading away an all-star big man under contract for two years. I just don't know why you would leave the most valuable asset you get in a trade up to chance with the possibility to never see it.
Has it been reported that if 1st pick not conveyed by 2022 the second first rounder turns into two seconds??
From Basketball Insiders websitePick Swaps
2021 — Owed a first-rounder (top-4 protected in 2021, top-3 in 2022, otherwise converts to 2024 and 2025 second-rounders) from the Chicago Bulls (Nikola Vucevic).
2022 — Owed an Indiana Pacers second-rounder (Jordan Nwora) a year after the Pacers send a second-rounder to the Brooklyn Nets (2022, 2023 or 2024).
2023 — Owed a first-rounder (two years after the 2021 obligation to the Orland Magic, top-4 protected in 2023, top-3 in 2024, otherwise converts to 2026 and 2027 second-rounders) from the Chicago Bulls (Nikola Vucevic).
2025 — Owed a first-rounder (two years after the Denver Nuggets’ obligation to the Oklahoma City Thunder, top-5 protected through 2027, otherwise does not convey) from the Nuggets (Aaron Gordon).
2025 — Owed a second-rounder (the lower of the Memphis Grizzlies and Boston Celtics) from the Celtics (Evan Fournier).
2026 — Owed a Milwaukee Bucks 2020 second-rounder (Jordan Nwora).
2027 — Owed a second-rounder from the Boston Celtics (Evan Fournier).
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/orlando-magic-team-salary/
So the FRP from Denver can become nothing? Great!























