PaytonNYG wrote:If the Knicks tried getting Hield, what’s the minimum offer they need to come in with?
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PaytonNYG wrote:If the Knicks tried getting Hield, what’s the minimum offer they need to come in with?
RipPizzaGuy wrote:Whatever we do, I hope we pick a direction sooner than later. If Walton stays, then lets just tank the season. I've accepted the fact we will never win with him regardless how good Fox/Hali get.
Option 1 TANK
1. Trade Barnes to Boston for their big TPE. Get Nesmith + Grant WIlliams (maybe Williams is being a bit greedy, id probably do it for Nesmith alone)
2. Trade Bjelica/Joseph to Miami for Leonard + Salary filler + 2nd round pick
3. Trade Buddy to New York for Ntilikina + Knox
Kick the tires on Holmes, but I think hes low mileage enough to stick around.
Holmes
Bagley
Nesmith/Knox
Hali
Fox/Frank
We open a ton of flexibility to explore taking on some salary this offseason. Should end up with another top 10 pick that we can use on a 3/4 type player.
OPTION 2 GO FOR PLAYOFFS
1. Fire Walton. I think this team would be rejuvenated playing under Gentry to finish off the season.
2. Trade Bagley, Parker, Bjelica, 2021 top 10 protected 1st to Houston, Joseph to Minnesota.. Kings receive Wood, Tucker, House, Rubio.
Holmes/
Wood/Tucker
Barnes/House
Buddy/Hali
Fox/Rubio
Thats a 9 man rotation of good players. This is banking on Wood to be good enough to be one of our top 3 guys (which I think he is). But I think this trade addresses a ton of our problems. Rubio is certainly good enough to lead our bench. Wood becomes our #2 scorer and provides a reliable threat to help Fox. Barnes and Buddy move down to our 3rd and 4th (eventually 4th and 5th options). Tucker/House bring some toughness to our otherwise soft team.
BoogieTime wrote:RipPizzaGuy wrote:Whatever we do, I hope we pick a direction sooner than later. If Walton stays, then lets just tank the season. I've accepted the fact we will never win with him regardless how good Fox/Hali get.
Option 1 TANK
1. Trade Barnes to Boston for their big TPE. Get Nesmith + Grant WIlliams (maybe Williams is being a bit greedy, id probably do it for Nesmith alone)
2. Trade Bjelica/Joseph to Miami for Leonard + Salary filler + 2nd round pick
3. Trade Buddy to New York for Ntilikina + Knox
Kick the tires on Holmes, but I think hes low mileage enough to stick around.
Holmes
Bagley
Nesmith/Knox
Hali
Fox/Frank
We open a ton of flexibility to explore taking on some salary this offseason. Should end up with another top 10 pick that we can use on a 3/4 type player.
OPTION 2 GO FOR PLAYOFFS
1. Fire Walton. I think this team would be rejuvenated playing under Gentry to finish off the season.
2. Trade Bagley, Parker, Bjelica, 2021 top 10 protected 1st to Houston, Joseph to Minnesota.. Kings receive Wood, Tucker, House, Rubio.
Holmes/
Wood/Tucker
Barnes/House
Buddy/Hali
Fox/Rubio
Thats a 9 man rotation of good players. This is banking on Wood to be good enough to be one of our top 3 guys (which I think he is). But I think this trade addresses a ton of our problems. Rubio is certainly good enough to lead our bench. Wood becomes our #2 scorer and provides a reliable threat to help Fox. Barnes and Buddy move down to our 3rd and 4th (eventually 4th and 5th options). Tucker/House bring some toughness to our otherwise soft team.
Think those trades might be a little generous. I think we ‘couldve’ maybe pulled that for Barnes previous to his last stretch, but I think Buddy might be negative now.
There is a third option McNair might be forced into. Tanking the season with Walton, but keeping the vets around for a new coach to turn the thing around.
Fox/Hali/Hield/Barnes/Holmes had the second highest rating of any 5 man unit who played more than 100 minutes for a lot of the season. Luke Alton could be bad enough to coach the team to a bottom 6-7 record, while a better coach could properly manage the unit starting next year
RipPizzaGuy wrote:BoogieTime wrote:RipPizzaGuy wrote:Whatever we do, I hope we pick a direction sooner than later. If Walton stays, then lets just tank the season. I've accepted the fact we will never win with him regardless how good Fox/Hali get.
Option 1 TANK
1. Trade Barnes to Boston for their big TPE. Get Nesmith + Grant WIlliams (maybe Williams is being a bit greedy, id probably do it for Nesmith alone)
2. Trade Bjelica/Joseph to Miami for Leonard + Salary filler + 2nd round pick
3. Trade Buddy to New York for Ntilikina + Knox
Kick the tires on Holmes, but I think hes low mileage enough to stick around.
Holmes
Bagley
Nesmith/Knox
Hali
Fox/Frank
We open a ton of flexibility to explore taking on some salary this offseason. Should end up with another top 10 pick that we can use on a 3/4 type player.
OPTION 2 GO FOR PLAYOFFS
1. Fire Walton. I think this team would be rejuvenated playing under Gentry to finish off the season.
2. Trade Bagley, Parker, Bjelica, 2021 top 10 protected 1st to Houston, Joseph to Minnesota.. Kings receive Wood, Tucker, House, Rubio.
Holmes/
Wood/Tucker
Barnes/House
Buddy/Hali
Fox/Rubio
Thats a 9 man rotation of good players. This is banking on Wood to be good enough to be one of our top 3 guys (which I think he is). But I think this trade addresses a ton of our problems. Rubio is certainly good enough to lead our bench. Wood becomes our #2 scorer and provides a reliable threat to help Fox. Barnes and Buddy move down to our 3rd and 4th (eventually 4th and 5th options). Tucker/House bring some toughness to our otherwise soft team.
Think those trades might be a little generous. I think we ‘couldve’ maybe pulled that for Barnes previous to his last stretch, but I think Buddy might be negative now.
There is a third option McNair might be forced into. Tanking the season with Walton, but keeping the vets around for a new coach to turn the thing around.
Fox/Hali/Hield/Barnes/Holmes had the second highest rating of any 5 man unit who played more than 100 minutes for a lot of the season. Luke Alton could be bad enough to coach the team to a bottom 6-7 record, while a better coach could properly manage the unit starting next year
The Boston one may be a little generous but I don't think Boston is going to write off Barnes after 3 bad games. We know who he is. Hes inconsistent but for a good team that doesn't rely on him being a top 3 scorer, hes perfect. He would slot in great with the team over there. Maybe they aren't willing to give up Nesmith yet but they may be in panic mode after their recent skid, and not many players better than Barnes available for cap space + Nesmith.
As for the other trades. I chatted with a few Heat fans who like that Joseph/Bjelica trade. Leonard is sitting out all year, and they don't mind taking on that 2.5 million for Joseph next year.
The last one ehh.. I'm not sure how I feel about it. I can see New York enjoying the early season success and looking to add a pure shooter to help the guys out. On a Thibs led team, Buddy could actually fall in line. Quickley/Rose are a nice pg duo, Barrett/Randle are good scorers. They are playing excellent team defense. Thibs isn't a tanker so I could see them going either way. Frank has fallen out of the rotation but he might be a nice cheap pick up.
BoogieTime wrote:RipPizzaGuy wrote:BoogieTime wrote:
Think those trades might be a little generous. I think we ‘couldve’ maybe pulled that for Barnes previous to his last stretch, but I think Buddy might be negative now.
There is a third option McNair might be forced into. Tanking the season with Walton, but keeping the vets around for a new coach to turn the thing around.
Fox/Hali/Hield/Barnes/Holmes had the second highest rating of any 5 man unit who played more than 100 minutes for a lot of the season. Luke Alton could be bad enough to coach the team to a bottom 6-7 record, while a better coach could properly manage the unit starting next year
The Boston one may be a little generous but I don't think Boston is going to write off Barnes after 3 bad games. We know who he is. Hes inconsistent but for a good team that doesn't rely on him being a top 3 scorer, hes perfect. He would slot in great with the team over there. Maybe they aren't willing to give up Nesmith yet but they may be in panic mode after their recent skid, and not many players better than Barnes available for cap space + Nesmith.
As for the other trades. I chatted with a few Heat fans who like that Joseph/Bjelica trade. Leonard is sitting out all year, and they don't mind taking on that 2.5 million for Joseph next year.
The last one ehh.. I'm not sure how I feel about it. I can see New York enjoying the early season success and looking to add a pure shooter to help the guys out. On a Thibs led team, Buddy could actually fall in line. Quickley/Rose are a nice pg duo, Barrett/Randle are good scorers. They are playing excellent team defense. Thibs isn't a tanker so I could see them going either way. Frank has fallen out of the rotation but he might be a nice cheap pick up.
I think the team is largely the effect of a bottom two coach.
The advanced stats Fox/Hield/Hali/Barnes/Holmes put up with a piss poor coach may show that they are a unit who could play some ball under a proper coach IMO
I am pro tank as well.
We might have the best of both worlds. The team of the last four games looks dead in the water without trades.
But I understand if others want to move the vets to assure getting top picks the next few years. I support that notion as well
GTR11 wrote:as a BK fan just wondering.
Shamet for Hassan can work straight up. Neither one is a key piece or getting consistent minutes.
What your thoughts. Will another guard do it for you guys.
BoogieTime wrote:GTR11 wrote:as a BK fan just wondering.
Shamet for Hassan can work straight up. Neither one is a key piece or getting consistent minutes.
What your thoughts. Will another guard do it for you guys.
You wouldn’t want whiteside. Not a solid solution IMO. Drives us nuts
NYG wrote:What is it looking like from local reporting in Sacramento?
Are the Kings likely to be sellers or buyers at the deadline?
With everyone trying to compete and a limited trade market, the Kings could really get great value for Hield, Barnes, Bjelica, etc. while also reducing their talent enough to drop their way into a top 5 pick. Adding a top 5 pick in this draft around Fox and Haliburton while increasing flexibility financially seems to be a solid option.
kalenclayton wrote:NYG wrote:What is it looking like from local reporting in Sacramento?
Are the Kings likely to be sellers or buyers at the deadline?
With everyone trying to compete and a limited trade market, the Kings could really get great value for Hield, Barnes, Bjelica, etc. while also reducing their talent enough to drop their way into a top 5 pick. Adding a top 5 pick in this draft around Fox and Haliburton while increasing flexibility financially seems to be a solid option.
From what I’ve seen, the reporting has been quiet outside of the Bjelica saga. Because the team is still up for a playoff spot, they haven’t committed to a path yet. My hope is that they see reality soon and sell players off for better fitting pieces. Move Hield for a youth piece (player/pick). Barnes could be a keeper, but he’s probably up for sale if the team commits to youth. Holmes is a wild card. Obviously Bjelica is reportedly up for sale. I imagine the only other pieces that will be shopped in a selloff would be Whiteside, Glenn Robinson III, and Cory Joseph.
Matches Malone wrote:How did NBA fandom get to the point that it's more fun to thirst over players on other teams than to care more about your own team and players...
giannis and 1 wrote:Just dropping in to say that Haliburton is the best player in the 2020 draft.
BoogieTime wrote:giannis and 1 wrote:Just dropping in to say that Haliburton is the best player in the 2020 draft.
Wow. Thanks. Lamelo is looking damn good though... I’m happy that IMO he will be one of the better players in the draft
Matches Malone wrote:How did NBA fandom get to the point that it's more fun to thirst over players on other teams than to care more about your own team and players...
NYG wrote:kalenclayton wrote:NYG wrote:What is it looking like from local reporting in Sacramento?
Are the Kings likely to be sellers or buyers at the deadline?
With everyone trying to compete and a limited trade market, the Kings could really get great value for Hield, Barnes, Bjelica, etc. while also reducing their talent enough to drop their way into a top 5 pick. Adding a top 5 pick in this draft around Fox and Haliburton while increasing flexibility financially seems to be a solid option.
From what I’ve seen, the reporting has been quiet outside of the Bjelica saga. Because the team is still up for a playoff spot, they haven’t committed to a path yet. My hope is that they see reality soon and sell players off for better fitting pieces. Move Hield for a youth piece (player/pick). Barnes could be a keeper, but he’s probably up for sale if the team commits to youth. Holmes is a wild card. Obviously Bjelica is reportedly up for sale. I imagine the only other pieces that will be shopped in a selloff would be Whiteside, Glenn Robinson III, and Cory Joseph.
Would the Kings deal Harrison Barnes for Zach Collins, Anfernee Simons and Rodney Hood?
What are they expecting for Bjelica?
You think Whiteside, Robinson III and/or Joseph could get anything?
Where is Hield a fit that has a player/pick you would want?
NocioniHomie wrote:Bulls fans wondering what we might have to give up for Barnes?
I proposed Otto Porter Jr. and lottery protected 1rst. Or Otto Porter + Lauri Markannen for Barnes + filler. OPJ is expiring and many Bulls fans aren't looking to pay Lauri.
Always have liked Barnes' game. Think he would fit really well on our current roster