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Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 9:24 am
by Mr Gametime
It's expected that Cousins will leave in 2018 with this being said what does Sacramento do with it's star player, Trade him or ride it out? With Rudy Gay also demanding a trade this off season is it time to blow up the kings? Possible moves...

Philly has a lot of 1st round draft picks and Could use a Scorer like Gay, getting multiple lottery picks next season would help speed up the rebuilding process for Sacramento. They also have the depth up front to offer a package for Cousins.

OKC is rebuilding and it's been said that they want to trade Westbrook, he'd be great value for Cousins with one more year on his contract. Maybe even a package involving Westbrook, Kanter and Morrow for Cousins, Gay and Afflalo?

Other teams like Phoenix and the Bucks could be possible trading partners....

So what do the Kings do?


Source http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/243196/Execs-Dont-Expect-DeMarcus-Cousins-To-Re-Sign-With-Kings-In-2018

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 9:32 am
by bondom34
Mr Gametime wrote:It's expected that Cousins will leave in 2018 with this being said what does Sacramento do with it's star player, Trade him or ride it out? With Rudy Gay also demanding a trade this off season is it time to blow up the kings? Possible moves...

Philly has a lot of 1st round draft picks and Could use a Scorer like Gay, getting multiple lottery picks next season would help speed up the rebuilding process for Sacramento. They also have the depth up front to offer a package for Cousins.

OKC is rebuilding and it's been said that they want to trade Westbrook, he'd be great value for Cousins with one more year on his contract. Maybe even a package involving Westbrook, Kanter and Morrow for Cousins, Gay and Afflalo?

Other teams like Phoenix and the Bucks could be possible trading partners....

So what do the Kings do?


Source http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/243196/Execs-Dont-Expect-DeMarcus-Cousins-To-Re-Sign-With-Kings-In-2018

What?

Also, GMs thought Love was gone too. But OKC just extended Westbrook.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 1:54 pm
by City of Trees
Your story has only one league exec quoted but your thread title says Execs. Also this one quote is purely subjective. Does this really deserve its own thread when we have so much boogie talk in the trade thread?

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Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 4:41 pm
by Sheva7
This is completely pointless. There is one quote from a league exec which could easily be completely made up. Also it's pretty obvious that league execs and media would say he is expected to leave because that is what they want. What they say couldn't be anymore irrelevant. All that matters is what our FO wants and what cousins wants. Until cousins even gives a small hint that he doesn't want to be in Sacramento I'm not going to expect him to leave. Especially when he says the exact opposite.

Rudy gay has not demanded a trade so that is also not true.

Lastly, OKC has no interest in trading Westbrook especially after extending him.


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Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 5:54 pm
by Wolfay
City of Trees wrote:Your story has only one league exec quoted but your thread title says Execs. Also this one quote is purely subjective. Does this really deserve its own thread when we have so much boogie talk in the trade thread?

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I'll approve. For now.

It's the deadest part of the offseason, the trade thread hasn't been active in two weeks, and the OP had the decency to use title the wiretap article used.

And FYI, if anyone has any issue or comment about anything on the board, whether it be a topic, a poster or anything else, KF10 and myself are only a PM away! (ICMTM is on extended leave) We like posters who speak up, but PM or a report is usually the best way to go. Thank you.

Re: RE: Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 7:03 pm
by City of Trees
Wolfay wrote:
City of Trees wrote:Your story has only one league exec quoted but your thread title says Execs. Also this one quote is purely subjective. Does this really deserve its own thread when we have so much boogie talk in the trade thread?

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I'll approve. For now.

It's the deadest part of the offseason, the trade thread hasn't been active in two weeks, and the OP had the decency to use title the wiretap article used.

And FYI, if anyone has any issue or comment about anything on the board, whether it be a topic, a poster or anything else, KF10 and myself are only a PM away! (ICMTM is on extended leave) We like posters who speak up, but PM or a report is usually the best way to go. Thank you.

Copy that.


Mr Gametime I shouldn't have said what I did in regards to this post not needing it's own thread.


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Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2016 7:57 pm
by teerfour+40LG
I am not trading Cousins ever, unless of course he asks to be traded, and if he does then I am sending him where he wants to go without a care for the return package, but I expect him to re-sign, and I hope the Kings don't take advantage of him by offering him less than the max or not doing their best to fix the team.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2016 2:57 am
by blind prophet
Wolfay wrote:
City of Trees wrote:Your story has only one league exec quoted but your thread title says Execs. Also this one quote is purely subjective. Does this really deserve its own thread when we have so much boogie talk in the trade thread?

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I'll approve. For now.

It's the deadest part of the offseason, the trade thread hasn't been active in two weeks, and the OP had the decency to use title the wiretap article used.

And FYI, if anyone has any issue or comment about anything on the board, whether it be a topic, a poster or anything else, KF10 and myself are only a PM away! (ICMTM is on extended leave) We like posters who speak up, but PM or a report is usually the best way to go. Thank you.


Is the OP a Toronto fan?

My only concern is the trolling/amusement potential.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2016 3:00 am
by blind prophet
bondom34 wrote:
Mr Gametime wrote:It's expected that Cousins will leave in 2018 with this being said what does Sacramento do with it's star player, Trade him or ride it out? With Rudy Gay also demanding a trade this off season is it time to blow up the kings? Possible moves...

Philly has a lot of 1st round draft picks and Could use a Scorer like Gay, getting multiple lottery picks next season would help speed up the rebuilding process for Sacramento. They also have the depth up front to offer a package for Cousins.

OKC is rebuilding and it's been said that they want to trade Westbrook, he'd be great value for Cousins with one more year on his contract. Maybe even a package involving Westbrook, Kanter and Morrow for Cousins, Gay and Afflalo?

Other teams like Phoenix and the Bucks could be possible trading partners....

So what do the Kings do?


Source http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/243196/Execs-Dont-Expect-DeMarcus-Cousins-To-Re-Sign-With-Kings-In-2018

What?

Also, GMs thought Love was gone too. But OKC just extended Westbrook.


Your organization is interesting with a loss and a stay put.

Seen both recently.

Personally, the article will get clicks. I don't think any current thought or opinion will be worth much this season.

It's next year where its probably going to count. Maybe Sac wants out at that point, maybe Boogie says something or wants to extend.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2016 4:27 am
by c3j3h
teerfour+40LG wrote:I am not trading Cousins ever, unless of course he asks to be traded, and if he does then I am sending him where he wants to go without a care for the return package, but I expect him to re-sign, and I hope the Kings don't take advantage of him by offering him less than the max or not doing their best to fix the team.


I'm guessing your career doesn't involve asset management of any kind...

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Sep 3, 2016 8:46 am
by Slingblade
The thing is cousins is an asset on his current contract. If he gets a max deal I dont think he is anymore. And we don't even know what a "max" deal will look like under the new CBA.

If i was the kings I'd be trading him immediately while I can get the most for him. You've got a team that in all likelihood isn't going .500 and you just loaded up with aging vets, it makes no sense.

I know the fan base is frustrated with the idea of tanking because they drafted so many terrible players in the past decade but the truth is the cupboard is bare in Sacramento other than Willie Cauley Stein who looks like a potential stud. Getting rid of Cousins allows him to move to his natural center position so his development isn't impeded. I don't expect Cousins to become a good 3 pt shooter so he doesn't pair very well with WCS. He only hit 28% of his corner 3s.

The draft is loaded with PG so you still have a chance to get one in the draft and trading Cousins allows you to recover slightly from that horrible 2019 pick trade

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 11:01 am
by dalton749
He needs to be traded. There's too much negativity in sac town to try and continue with boogie. If they could get valanciunas, Powell, wright, siakim, 2017 first from Toronto, they should take it and run. Find homes for gay and possibly wcs after, get a high pick next year. Powell, siakim, and valanciunas is the start of a solid future with one of the wings/ guards in the upcoming draft.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 8:10 pm
by Sheva7
dalton749 wrote:He needs to be traded. There's too much negativity in sac town to try and continue with boogie.

This just isn't true at all. All negativity left with George Karl.

dalton749 wrote:If they could get valanciunas, Powell, wright, siakim, 2017 first from Toronto, they should take it and run.

This isn't even remotely close to the value that other teams would offer for cousins.

dalton749 wrote:Find homes for gay and possibly wcs after, get a high pick next year. Powell, siakim, and valanciunas is the start of a solid future with one of the wings/ guards in the upcoming draft.

So we should trade Cousins and then trade WCS too? That might be the worst suggestion I have ever seen on this forum. If we move Cousins, WCS is the absolute last player we would trade. Also, having Cousins alone for at least two years is a much more solid future then having those guys instead.

Re: RE: Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 8:54 pm
by City of Trees
dalton749 wrote:He needs to be traded. There's too much negativity in sac town to try and continue with boogie. If they could get valanciunas, Powell, wright, siakim, 2017 first from Toronto, they should take it and run. Find homes for gay and possibly wcs after, get a high pick next year. Powell, siakim, and valanciunas is the start of a solid future with one of the wings/ guards in the upcoming draft.

He may need to be traded but not for that package.

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Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 2:50 am
by Zaccai
I think it depends on if the Kings can make it the playoffs.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2016 5:58 am
by simon24
Zaccai wrote:I think it depends on if the Kings can make it the playoffs.


I doubt they can make it. West too deep. Teams that didn't make the playoffs like Denver got a better chance.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Fri Oct 7, 2016 2:38 am
by Warriorfan
It's in both sides interest to give Cousins a max extension with an opt out clause. Cousins gets better security and Sac a better trade chip if he is to be traded.

Re: Execs don't expect Cousins to re-sign in 2018

Posted: Fri Oct 7, 2016 7:08 am
by Jkam31
Warriorfan wrote:It's in both sides interest to give Cousins a max extension with an opt out clause. Cousins gets better security and Sac a better trade chip if he is to be traded.


He probably does the Westbrook extension and could possibly lead to Wall coming here


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