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bwgood77 wrote:matt131 wrote:?s=46
I guess Shams said on the Pat macafee show that a few teams are just a “piece away” from getting a deal done. Doesn’t think SA has been very active.
Not sure how much that means if it's a significant piece.
On Tuesday’s episode of Sportsnet Today, NBA reporter Marc Stein joined Daniele Franceschi to break down Durant’s potential landing spots and what the Phoenix Suns hope to receive in return.
“They’re trying to get back as much as they can, and that’s why it’s been basically whispered to Team Durant that look, we’re not trying to send you somewhere you don’t want to go, but we gave up so much to get you, we’re duty-bound to try to get back as much as we can,” Stein said.
“Everyone dealing with the Suns knows they’re in a desperate situation, and teams like San Antonio and Houston are not interested in just giving them a haul.”
WuTang_OG wrote:https://www.sportsnet.ca/nba/article/as-suns-look-for-best-possible-durant-deal-raptors-loom-as-possibility/On Tuesday’s episode of Sportsnet Today, NBA reporter Marc Stein joined Daniele Franceschi to break down Durant’s potential landing spots and what the Phoenix Suns hope to receive in return.
“They’re trying to get back as much as they can, and that’s why it’s been basically whispered to Team Durant that look, we’re not trying to send you somewhere you don’t want to go, but we gave up so much to get you, we’re duty-bound to try to get back as much as we can,” Stein said.
“Everyone dealing with the Suns knows they’re in a desperate situation, and teams like San Antonio and Houston are not interested in just giving them a haul.”
TeamTragic wrote:WuTang_OG wrote:https://www.sportsnet.ca/nba/article/as-suns-look-for-best-possible-durant-deal-raptors-loom-as-possibility/On Tuesday’s episode of Sportsnet Today, NBA reporter Marc Stein joined Daniele Franceschi to break down Durant’s potential landing spots and what the Phoenix Suns hope to receive in return.
“They’re trying to get back as much as they can, and that’s why it’s been basically whispered to Team Durant that look, we’re not trying to send you somewhere you don’t want to go, but we gave up so much to get you, we’re duty-bound to try to get back as much as we can,” Stein said.
“Everyone dealing with the Suns knows they’re in a desperate situation, and teams like San Antonio and Houston are not interested in just giving them a haul.”
Rockets and Spurs out. Just get the best package.
psman2 wrote:TeamTragic wrote:WuTang_OG wrote:Would u guys do:
to PHX: IQ, Poeltl, #9 from TOR
TOR: #11, Ayton, KD
POR: RJ
We would need the #9/#11. You can have our second rounder.
Portland not trading any value for RJ, so they won’t be a pick 11 to take. They have Deni, Sharpe, and Camara already on the wings. An expiring Ayton they might give up for RJ but that is likely about it.
Slim Charless wrote:psman2 wrote:TeamTragic wrote:
We would need the #9/#11. You can have our second rounder.
Portland not trading any value for RJ, so they won’t be a pick 11 to take. They have Deni, Sharpe, and Camara already on the wings. An expiring Ayton they might give up for RJ but that is likely about it.
I would do Wutang's deal. We get a PG+C and the #9 pick?
I'll do that deal all day. Portland can have the #11 pick.
Slim Charless wrote:psman2 wrote:TeamTragic wrote:
We would need the #9/#11. You can have our second rounder.
Portland not trading any value for RJ, so they won’t be a pick 11 to take. They have Deni, Sharpe, and Camara already on the wings. An expiring Ayton they might give up for RJ but that is likely about it.
I would do Wutang's deal. We get a PG+C and the #9 pick?
I'll do that deal all day. Portland can have the #11 pick.
“I’ve also heard that Phoenix has done some background work on Kristaps Porzingis with Boston known to be exploring its trade options up and down the roster," he wrote.
"Sources say you can likewise add Phoenix to the list of teams that had been hoping to elbow its way into Myles Turner’s free agency this summer.”
Qwigglez wrote:KD for Barnes, Keldon Johnson, and No 2 pick. In August, trade Booker for Cooper Flagg, Klay Thompson, PJ Washington.
Saberestar wrote:Jake Fischer:“I’ve also heard that Phoenix has done some background work on Kristaps Porzingis with Boston known to be exploring its trade options up and down the roster," he wrote.
"Sources say you can likewise add Phoenix to the list of teams that had been hoping to elbow its way into Myles Turner’s free agency this summer.”
Interesting. Porzingis is the type of modern C that could be a big upgrade for us at that position.
Revived wrote:
Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
Qwigglez wrote:KD for Barnes, Keldon Johnson, and No 2 pick. In August, trade Booker for Cooper Flagg, Klay Thompson, PJ Washington.
Sunsdeuce wrote:Qwigglez wrote:KD for Barnes, Keldon Johnson, and No 2 pick. In August, trade Booker for Cooper Flagg, Klay Thompson, PJ Washington.
Most logical way to rebuild this team BUT Ishbia don’t care about being logical.
BobbieL wrote:Sunsdeuce wrote:Qwigglez wrote:KD for Barnes, Keldon Johnson, and No 2 pick. In August, trade Booker for Cooper Flagg, Klay Thompson, PJ Washington.
Most logical way to rebuild this team BUT Ishbia don’t care about being logical.
I guess there is a club with GOK and myself - welcome aboard.
schnakenpopanz wrote:Qwigglez wrote:KD for Barnes, Keldon Johnson, and No 2 pick. In August, trade Booker for Cooper Flagg, Klay Thompson, PJ Washington.
Dream Scenario. Won't happen
WuTang_OG wrote:https://www.sportsnet.ca/nba/article/as-suns-look-for-best-possible-durant-deal-raptors-loom-as-possibility/On Tuesday’s episode of Sportsnet Today, NBA reporter Marc Stein joined Daniele Franceschi to break down Durant’s potential landing spots and what the Phoenix Suns hope to receive in return.
“They’re trying to get back as much as they can, and that’s why it’s been basically whispered to Team Durant that look, we’re not trying to send you somewhere you don’t want to go, but we gave up so much to get you, we’re duty-bound to try to get back as much as we can,” Stein said.
“Everyone dealing with the Suns knows they’re in a desperate situation, and teams like San Antonio and Houston are not interested in just giving them a haul.”
