stormi wrote:DCasey91 wrote:stormi wrote:
That trade wouldn't have been made by Raf Stone in a million years so.
Dumb trades happen all the time. For such a risk adverse environment GM’s really do poop the bed on trades and draft selections, contracts and asset management.
Morey traded Capela. Zero excuses in my book and he’s had the best record in the W/L column since entering.
Blunders happen frequently so jump on any and all of them imo.
When everyone is fearful be greedy, when everyone is happy be concerned sort of deal.
I mean our scout board here which is a tiny fraction of the the best place in the whole forum has the book on the draft formula. Half the clubs have NFI compared to others.
No like they literally came out and said they'd rather bottom out than toil in the middling ranks with Simmons. The fact that you (and essentially everyone else from this side) would do that deal without hesitation, should be enough of an indication that's unreasonably lopsided.
Okay there’s plenty of other market offers on the table. Cool not a good deal from the Rocket’s perspective I completely understand and agree.
But blunders happen all the time. No sweat go to the next one
This is time for our GM to show his worth
I get the Ben starting for the season in theory, but theory and reality don’t go hand in hand.
It’s a risky move if Ben becomes immovable closer to All Star to extract max value. Then what happens if the market offers are the same?
Groundhog season again.
This is why I like the Cavs proposition if there’s two lotto picks at stake. One is no dice again. Then move to the next one.
Best practice is to find the best deal that you possibly can.
