Cammo101 wrote:The idea that Dwight must be traded because "anything is better than nothing" is fundamentally flawed. We have seen time and again that the worst place to be in the NBA is not last place, but middle of the road. Trading Dwight to try to stay halfway competitive is counterproductive. In the NBA you need to be competing for a title or rebuilding. So, if you can't trade Dwight for a package that can be the basis for a title contender either now or in a rebuild, then you really are better letting Dwight walk.
It shocks me how few people seem to get this.
Trust me Orlando wont be middle of the road with Brooks, Lopez, and picks added to a core of Anderson and JJ. That is a lottery team all the way. But more importantly its a lottery team with cap space and a few above average young pieces. This is assuming Orlando moves Turk and either BBD or Nelson with Howard. Then I am still a fan of moving J Rich on draft day for another pick or young piece. Hell I would move him for Beasley at the Deadline.
Start the rebuild with Brooks, Beasley, Anderson, and Lopez plus some picks and cap space. This is all IF Orlando cannot pull off a big move to appease Dwight