brannigan73 wrote:mjkvol wrote:SixthStreet wrote:I hope the entire braintrust and talent can come to an agreement to sell at the deadline and load up for the offseason. I don't expect it but that would be the best plan for the remainder of Embiid's career with the 76ers in terms of championship equity.
Assets for Harris, Melton, Oubre. Get a second rounder for Springer and see if you can get anything for Reed (although I don't really think he can be traded anywhere but the Jazz?)
100% agree. The FO focus should completely be on 2024 and beyond at this point.
I dont agree at all. Harris has little value except as an expiring and bird rights and Melton has very little value since he is battling an injury. Oubre is getting you nothing either since you wont be getting his bird rights. Also, Harris has a massive contract so if you want max cap space for the offseaon you have to trade Harris for expiring contracts or picks and your not getting picks for Harris lol and you not likely getting expirings. Embiid will be playing again this season once the meniscus is healed. Not playing him again this season is not any kind of insurance for him being healthy going forward. In case you dont understand this but his knees don't seem capable of supporting his massive frame for long. I dont understand what you guys still dont understand about the max cap space this off season being 50 million dollars and to get that it most likely means renouncing all free agents besides Maxey. I still feel like the way to go is to add a couple of quality starter at the trade deadline that fit now and going forward. Maybe they could do something amazing this offseason but its not going to invovled getting meaningful assets for Harris, Melton, and Oubre!
I think Embiid's career in Philly could be extended if we added another shot creating star to take the scoring load off him when Maxey sits. Unfortunately said player likely won't be available in a trade until the offseason at the earliest. Morey should be patient and play the long game.

















