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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#181 » by DRK » Wed Jun 1, 2016 4:34 am

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lilfishi22 wrote:Don't see the point of Wright or Patterson so there's no reason to move down 5 spots. Might as well pick BPA at #4

Has there actually been rumors about #4 for Okafor?


With the way our FO have kept every move extremely quiet, if there's rumours, it probably wont happen.

Okafor for #4 makes too much sense IMO. We still have #13 to select a someone like Wade Baldwin or Demetrius Jackson (Bledsoe-lite), and #28 for a project big.


Are you saying you think he can play the 4? Or would look to trade Len and start Telly or Tucker or think we can find a starting 4 elsewhere?


Not really sure, but McD is all about asset collection, and Okafor value is very low right now due to the known overcrowding in Phi and public reports of the FO looking for a trade.

Make the move, get the elite asset in Okafor, and go from there.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#182 » by saintEscaton » Wed Jun 1, 2016 4:40 am

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saintEscaton wrote:Praying Luwawu drops to us at 13


I'd be surprised if he doesn't. The only person I see that has him higher than mid 20s is DX at 15 and Fischella at like 4.


Yeah his stock has been volatile, he's falling on most mocks and Ford has him as a second rounder because scouts are weary of his age/rawness , but he is lotto material in this weak class IMO. Korkmaz will probably go before him, but he's strictly a 2 guard and is basically a superior Bogdan
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#183 » by bwgood77 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 4:43 am

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saintEscaton wrote:Praying Luwawu drops to us at 13


I'd be surprised if he doesn't. The only person I see that has him higher than mid 20s is DX at 15 and Fischella at like 4.


Yeah his stock has been volatile, he's falling on most mocks and Ford has him as a second rounder because scouts are weary of his age/rawness , but he is lotto material in this weak class IMO. Korkmaz will probably go before him, but he's strictly a 2 guard and is basically a superior Bogdan


Who would you take between Luwawu and Brown?
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#184 » by asudevil » Wed Jun 1, 2016 7:34 am

Suns trade:
Knight/Chandler/#4/#13
Suns get:
Okafor/Saric/Vucevic/Oladipo

Bring over Bogdan
Resign Tele

Len/Vucevic
Okafor/Tele/Saric
Warren/Bogdan/Tucker
Booker/Oladipo/Bogdan
Bledsoe/Goodwin

Kings trade:
#8
Kings get:
Knight

Collison got arrested. Bad news. Kings need another star to pair with Cousins NOW. Knight gives them scoring in a potential position of need.

Sixers trade:
Okafor/Saric
Sixers get:
#4/#13

Sixers have a logjam. With Embid coming back and drafting Simmons, they have a big glut up front. The #4 lets them draft Dunn, and the #13 lets them draft BPA at the end of the lotto

Magic trade:
Vucevic/Oladipo
Magic get:
Chandler/#8

Magic have stated that they are looking at veteran presence with their youth. Chandler brings that along with D/Rebounding. Oladipo may get lost in the shuffle with Fournier/Hezonja.

Bit of an over-rosterbation....i dont care. We still have our #28/#34 to even things out where they need to be.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#185 » by thamadkant » Wed Jun 1, 2016 7:49 am

Kings might be interested in trading their 8th pick for Brandon Knight...

I think if Suns can somehow trade Knight for a younger big man or a top 10 pick... He should do it.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#186 » by Kerrsed » Wed Jun 1, 2016 7:57 am

Screw all that.

#4/#13/2021 Miami pick (Top 5 protected)/Knight/Len for Cousins/Gay

Bledsoe/Booker/Warren/Gay/Cousins
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#187 » by Qwigglez » Wed Jun 1, 2016 8:22 am

Assuming the Celtics draft Jaylen Brown at No 3 we could draft Bender at No 4, trade Bledsoe to the Pelicans for their 6th pick and draft Murray there (assume Wolves draft Hield at 5). Trade Knight/28 to the Kings for their 8th pick and double down on bigs and draft Chriss there.
Murray/Booker/Warren/Bender/Len +Chriss = youth movement!
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#188 » by asudevil » Wed Jun 1, 2016 9:25 am

Qwigglez wrote:Assuming the Celtics draft Jaylen Brown at No 3 we could draft Bender at No 4, trade Bledsoe to the Pelicans for their 6th pick and draft Murray there (assume Wolves draft Hield at 5). Trade Knight/28 to the Kings for their 8th pick and double down on bigs and draft Chriss there.
Murray/Booker/Warren/Bender/Len +Chriss = youth movement!


Their is one reason why the Pels dont consider this....injuries. They've wasted enough time/talent surrounding injury prone guys around Davis. Hell, their entire roster was injured last year. The last thing i'd consider if i was them is trading for ANOTHER guy who has injury history.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#189 » by asudevil » Wed Jun 1, 2016 9:29 am

Kerrsed wrote:Screw all that.

#4/#13/2021 Miami pick (Top 5 protected)/Knight/Len for Cousins/Gay

Bledsoe/Booker/Warren/Gay/Cousins


I firmly believe that the kings are going to hobble their way around keeping cousins until the last moment, and get half of what they could have for him. It's their nature.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#190 » by thamadkant » Wed Jun 1, 2016 11:53 am

Kerrsed wrote:Screw all that.

#4/#13/2021 Miami pick (Top 5 protected)/Knight/Len for Cousins/Gay

Bledsoe/Booker/Warren/Gay/Cousins



That team MUST score 121... Because they will allow 120 every night lol.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#191 » by cl2117 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 2:38 pm

Celtics fan here. Curious as to whether the Suns would be willing to swap #13 for #23 to move up from #4 to #3 to make sure you can grab Bender?

I'd like to see Ainge take Bender, but I think he may be swung by either Dunn or Murray (more likely Dunn in my opinion). If he's torn between Bender and one of the guard prospects I think being able to upgrade from #23 to #13 would be enough to sway him to pass on the Croation sensation and go for a guard (potentially using Dunn to trade for Okafor down the line) and chasing one of the remaining bigs with #13 (hoepfully Skal from my perspective).

From an outsider's perspective Bender seems like he'd fit really well with the Suns and given that you've already got Bledsoe/Booker/Knight I figured he'd be the far and away favorite for you at #4, but have no clue as to whether guaranteeing that you could get him would be worth the 10 spot drop with your second pick.

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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#192 » by ImNotMcDiSwear » Wed Jun 1, 2016 2:55 pm

cl2117 wrote:Celtics fan here. Curious as to whether the Suns would be willing to swap #13 for #23 to move up from #4 to #3 to make sure you can grab Bender?

I'd like to see Ainge take Bender, but I think he may be swung by either Dunn or Murray (more likely Dunn in my opinion). If he's torn between Bender and one of the guard prospects I think being able to upgrade from #23 to #13 would be enough to sway him to pass on the Croation sensation and go for a guard (potentially using Dunn to trade for Okafor down the line) and chasing one of the remaining bigs with #13 (hoepfully Skal from my perspective).

From an outsider's perspective Bender seems like he'd fit really well with the Suns and given that you've already got Bledsoe/Booker/Knight I figured he'd be the far and away favorite for you at #4, but have no clue as to whether guaranteeing that you could get him would be worth the 10 spot drop with your second pick.

Thoughts?


I'm not sure we're in love with Bender. But there's the rub. If Boston would take Bender, then won't they just take him? If they wouldn't, wouldn't they just not? Either you like him and you'll take him or you don't and you won't. If you intend to trade the #3 for Okafor, the Sixers will pick a guard, and we'll get Bender if we want him. If we traded up for Bender, and you trade the #4 for Okafor, everyone would be in the exact same position. So no, I don't think it's a plausible scenario.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#193 » by cl2117 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 3:02 pm

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cl2117 wrote:Celtics fan here. Curious as to whether the Suns would be willing to swap #13 for #23 to move up from #4 to #3 to make sure you can grab Bender?

I'd like to see Ainge take Bender, but I think he may be swung by either Dunn or Murray (more likely Dunn in my opinion). If he's torn between Bender and one of the guard prospects I think being able to upgrade from #23 to #13 would be enough to sway him to pass on the Croation sensation and go for a guard (potentially using Dunn to trade for Okafor down the line) and chasing one of the remaining bigs with #13 (hoepfully Skal from my perspective).

From an outsider's perspective Bender seems like he'd fit really well with the Suns and given that you've already got Bledsoe/Booker/Knight I figured he'd be the far and away favorite for you at #4, but have no clue as to whether guaranteeing that you could get him would be worth the 10 spot drop with your second pick.

Thoughts?


I'm not sure we're in love with Bender. But there's the rub. If Boston would take Bender, then won't they just take him? If they wouldn't, wouldn't they just not? Either you like him and you'll take him or you don't and you won't. If you intend to trade the #3 for Okafor, the Sixers will pick a guard, and we'll get Bender if we want him. If we traded up for Bender, and you trade the #4 for Okafor, everyone would be in the exact same position. So no, I don't think it's a plausible scenario.

Well the idea is twofold:

1) There might be a team that loves Bender who comes in and makes an offer for #3 (for example maybe the Bulls blow it up with Noah not coming back and decide to trade Butler for a package involving #3). The most talked about deal has been Okafor, but I expect other teams to come calling at the very least to test the waters.

2) Boston might have Bender and Dunn 1a and 1b, so it may be a situation where Ainge says I'm taking Bender unless you guys are willing to do the swap on 13 and 23. If the Suns say no thanks we will take Dunn/Murray or we'll trade for Okafor if Philly is interested, then Boston takes Bender and there is no trade. But I was seeing if McDonagh might say f' it we like Bender a lot so we'll do the swap to not risk it.

I think the fans really want Bender, but there is development time involved in that pick. I think Dunn is more immediate satisfaction and has trade potential with Okafor so he might end up with the pick.

But I guess I was just seeing if Ainge really is torn like that (or claims to be) would the Suns make that move to make up his mind and guarantee they get Bender? Or would you rather just let it play out and hope for the best?
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#194 » by ImNotMcDiSwear » Wed Jun 1, 2016 3:05 pm

cl2117 wrote:
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cl2117 wrote:Celtics fan here. Curious as to whether the Suns would be willing to swap #13 for #23 to move up from #4 to #3 to make sure you can grab Bender?

I'd like to see Ainge take Bender, but I think he may be swung by either Dunn or Murray (more likely Dunn in my opinion). If he's torn between Bender and one of the guard prospects I think being able to upgrade from #23 to #13 would be enough to sway him to pass on the Croation sensation and go for a guard (potentially using Dunn to trade for Okafor down the line) and chasing one of the remaining bigs with #13 (hoepfully Skal from my perspective).

From an outsider's perspective Bender seems like he'd fit really well with the Suns and given that you've already got Bledsoe/Booker/Knight I figured he'd be the far and away favorite for you at #4, but have no clue as to whether guaranteeing that you could get him would be worth the 10 spot drop with your second pick.

Thoughts?


I'm not sure we're in love with Bender. But there's the rub. If Boston would take Bender, then won't they just take him? If they wouldn't, wouldn't they just not? Either you like him and you'll take him or you don't and you won't. If you intend to trade the #3 for Okafor, the Sixers will pick a guard, and we'll get Bender if we want him. If we traded up for Bender, and you trade the #4 for Okafor, everyone would be in the exact same position. So no, I don't think it's a plausible scenario.

Well the idea is twofold:

1) There might be a team that loves Bender who comes in and makes an offer for #3 (for example maybe the Bulls blow it up with Noah not coming back and decide to trade Butler for a package involving #3). The most talked about deal has been Okafor, but I expect other teams to come calling at the very least to test the waters.

2) Boston might have Bender and Dunn 1a and 1b, so it may be a situation where Ainge says I'm taking Bender unless you guys are willing to do the swap on 13 and 23. If the Suns say no thanks we will take Dunn/Murray or we'll trade for Okafor if Philly is interested, then Boston takes Bender and there is no trade. But I was seeing if McDonagh might say f' it we like Bender a lot so we'll do the swap to not risk it.

I think the fans really want Bender, but there is development time involved in that pick. I think Dunn is more immediate satisfaction and has trade potential with Okafor so he might end up with the pick.

But I guess I was just seeing if Ainge really is torn like that (or claims to be) would the Suns make that move to make up his mind and guarantee they get Bender? Or would you rather just let it play out and hope for the best?


Perhaps. I'm not sure we'd be willing to move down all the way to #23 though. If you're that close, then maybe #13 for #16. It's hard to imagine there would be a team that would make such a great offer for the #3 that they wouldn't also make the same deal for the #4... especially if it's Bender. If you love a project, you're likely to be willing to give up other projects (draft picks). The #4 is the best remaining after the #3. If the deal centers around actual players, I doubt Bender would be the target. IDK. It seems implausible to me.
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Post#195 » by cl2117 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 3:24 pm

cosmofizzo wrote:Perhaps. I'm not sure we'd be willing to move down all the way to #23 though. If you're that close, then maybe #13 for #16. It's hard to imagine there would be a team that would make such a great offer for the #3 that they wouldn't also make the same deal for the #4... especially if it's Bender. If you love a project, you're likely to be willing to give up other projects (draft picks). The #4 is the best remaining after the #3. If the deal centers around actual players, I doubt Bender would be the target. IDK. It seems implausible to me.

Well I don't think the deals would be for #3 alone. I think it'd likely be #3 plus more assets from Boston to get a guy like Butler (#3, Smart, BKN 2017 unprotected for example). So yeah they may make an offer for #4, but I think you'd be in the position of matching those other assets.

But yeah I'm really just checking as to how interested the Suns are in Bender and how worthwhile it would be to them to guarantee they can draft him as opposed to Boston doing it or trading the pick to a team that would.

It's understandable to not be interested, just a thought. I don't think a 3 spot jump from 16-13 would be enough for Boston since I think#3 and #4 are close as assets but you'd rather retain that leverage for trade purpose of being able to say ~you can have anyone outside of Simmons/Ingram". Going from 23 to 13 might be enough, but again I can understand why Suns might just want to see how it plays out. Hope you Bender falls to you and if he doesn't just go to plan B.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#196 » by ImNotMcDiSwear » Wed Jun 1, 2016 3:28 pm

cl2117 wrote:
cosmofizzo wrote:Perhaps. I'm not sure we'd be willing to move down all the way to #23 though. If you're that close, then maybe #13 for #16. It's hard to imagine there would be a team that would make such a great offer for the #3 that they wouldn't also make the same deal for the #4... especially if it's Bender. If you love a project, you're likely to be willing to give up other projects (draft picks). The #4 is the best remaining after the #3. If the deal centers around actual players, I doubt Bender would be the target. IDK. It seems implausible to me.

Well I don't think the deals would be for #3 alone. I think it'd likely be #3 plus more assets from Boston to get a guy like Butler (#3, Smart, BKN 2017 unprotected for example). So yeah they may make an offer for #4, but I think you'd be in the position of matching those other assets.

But yeah I'm really just checking as to how interested the Suns are in Bender and how worthwhile it would be to them to guarantee they can draft him as opposed to Boston doing it or trading the pick to a team that would.

It's understandable to not be interested, just a thought. I don't think a 3 spot jump from 16-13 would be enough for Boston since I think#3 and #4 are close as assets but you'd rather retain that leverage for trade purpose of being able to say ~you can have anyone outside of Simmons/Ingram". Going from 23 to 13 might be enough, but again I can understand why Suns might just want to see how it plays out. Hope you Bender falls to you and if he doesn't just go to plan B.


Our FO is notoriously tight-lipped. We have no clue who our FO likes, aside from perhaps Damion Jones.

I think you guys are a better fit for either Butler or Okafor. But if you wanted to deal the #3 for Okafor and grab someone else at the top of the lotto, I'd be happy to listen to an offer centered around future picks. :) If we don't like Bender, we really have no business drafting #4 in this draft.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#197 » by DRK » Wed Jun 1, 2016 3:31 pm

Man you know this draft is weak when Jamal Freakin Murray is a mocked in the Top 5.

Not a fan of him at all, but he is a great shooter.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#198 » by Jarlaxle0204 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 4:42 pm

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cl2117 wrote:
cosmofizzo wrote:Perhaps. I'm not sure we'd be willing to move down all the way to #23 though. If you're that close, then maybe #13 for #16. It's hard to imagine there would be a team that would make such a great offer for the #3 that they wouldn't also make the same deal for the #4... especially if it's Bender. If you love a project, you're likely to be willing to give up other projects (draft picks). The #4 is the best remaining after the #3. If the deal centers around actual players, I doubt Bender would be the target. IDK. It seems implausible to me.

Well I don't think the deals would be for #3 alone. I think it'd likely be #3 plus more assets from Boston to get a guy like Butler (#3, Smart, BKN 2017 unprotected for example). So yeah they may make an offer for #4, but I think you'd be in the position of matching those other assets.

But yeah I'm really just checking as to how interested the Suns are in Bender and how worthwhile it would be to them to guarantee they can draft him as opposed to Boston doing it or trading the pick to a team that would.

It's understandable to not be interested, just a thought. I don't think a 3 spot jump from 16-13 would be enough for Boston since I think#3 and #4 are close as assets but you'd rather retain that leverage for trade purpose of being able to say ~you can have anyone outside of Simmons/Ingram". Going from 23 to 13 might be enough, but again I can understand why Suns might just want to see how it plays out. Hope you Bender falls to you and if he doesn't just go to plan B.


Our FO is notoriously tight-lipped. We have no clue who our FO likes, aside from perhaps Damion Jones.

I think you guys are a better fit for either Butler or Okafor. But if you wanted to deal the #3 for Okafor and grab someone else at the top of the lotto, I'd be happy to listen to an offer centered around future picks. :) If we don't like Bender, we really have no business drafting #4 in this draft.

This is an interesting idea. I wonder if Boston would be interested in trading Brooklyn's 2018 1st rounder for the #4 this year. They would then pick at #3 and #4 this year.
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Re: The Trade Thread: All Eyes Toward The Offseason 2 

Post#199 » by cl2117 » Wed Jun 1, 2016 5:15 pm

Jarlaxle0204 wrote:
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cl2117 wrote:Well I don't think the deals would be for #3 alone. I think it'd likely be #3 plus more assets from Boston to get a guy like Butler (#3, Smart, BKN 2017 unprotected for example). So yeah they may make an offer for #4, but I think you'd be in the position of matching those other assets.

But yeah I'm really just checking as to how interested the Suns are in Bender and how worthwhile it would be to them to guarantee they can draft him as opposed to Boston doing it or trading the pick to a team that would.

It's understandable to not be interested, just a thought. I don't think a 3 spot jump from 16-13 would be enough for Boston since I think#3 and #4 are close as assets but you'd rather retain that leverage for trade purpose of being able to say ~you can have anyone outside of Simmons/Ingram". Going from 23 to 13 might be enough, but again I can understand why Suns might just want to see how it plays out. Hope you Bender falls to you and if he doesn't just go to plan B.


Our FO is notoriously tight-lipped. We have no clue who our FO likes, aside from perhaps Damion Jones.

I think you guys are a better fit for either Butler or Okafor. But if you wanted to deal the #3 for Okafor and grab someone else at the top of the lotto, I'd be happy to listen to an offer centered around future picks. :) If we don't like Bender, we really have no business drafting #4 in this draft.

This is an interesting idea. I wonder if Boston would be interested in trading Brooklyn's 2018 1st rounder for the #4 this year. They would then pick at #3 and #4 this year.

I'm pretty sure Ainge would absolutely trade that 2018 pick for #4. I think the 2017 pick is almost a lock to be really good (Vegas give the Nets the longest odds of winning the championship next year at 500:1 as compared to say Philly who are 100:1 I believe).

The 2018 pick is very much a crap-shoot. They could still be just as bad, but the problem is that they'll have enough cap space where they could very easily turn themselves into late-lottery team or even competing for the 7th/8th seed.

I wouldn't think Phoenix would touch that even though the guys outside the top 3 aren't all that enticing this year (bird in the hand and all that).

But yeah if Boston could come away with Bender and trade #3 or #4 for Okafor then that'd be a great draft for them. Alternatively if they could package #3 & #4 for an established star, then that'd be even better so I think Ainge jumps all over it, but Mcdonagh would be too skeptical.
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Post#200 » by TeamTragic » Wed Jun 1, 2016 5:23 pm

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bwgood77 wrote:So if Bender is gone and we can't get Okafor (now I know theoretically if he is traded for a high pick and we want him, both of those can't happen), but lets say McD isn't interested,

then, would you trade the 4th pick, for the 9th, Delon Wright, and Patrick Patterson?


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