hyper316 wrote:
Never mind having to 2 waive 2 players on current roster to make sense. Is it worth waiving koloko and Temple?
Hell no. I still have faith Koloko will pay dividends.
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hyper316 wrote:
Never mind having to 2 waive 2 players on current roster to make sense. Is it worth waiving koloko and Temple?
no dice wrote:I am sensing Masai cooking up a 3 teams trade with GS and a dumb organization like the Wizards to reroute big contracts like Wiggins or CP3
Harold_and_Kumar wrote:What if the 10 incher was overrated and the 4 incher was too small for any playing time, but the 7 incher was a perfect fit for our roster and the 5 incher was good for specific situations, like backdoor cuts?
artsncrafts wrote:no dice wrote:I am sensing Masai cooking up a 3 teams trade with GS and a dumb organization like the Wizards to reroute big contracts like Wiggins or CP3
Isnt CP3 an expiring? If Raptors want the warriors pieces they dont need a 3rd team, they can just waive CP3 after trade.
Dalek wrote:Dallas just beat the Knicks w/o Luka and THJ had 32 and Josh Green 18 basically outplaying OG. They have a lot of good assets that can help even in the short term - Powell or Kleber could play some C. If they want Siakam they have all the assets to get it done.
Dalek wrote:Dallas just beat the Knicks w/o Luka and THJ had 32 and Josh Green 18 basically outplaying OG. They have a lot of good assets that can help even in the short term - Powell or Kleber could play some C. If they want Siakam they have all the assets to get it done.
Appostis wrote:drew1981 wrote:Appostis wrote:
No matter how high they are..that's giving up way too much for Wiggins.
Great deal for Raptors and Warriors at the expense of the Pacers.
Why do the Pacers want Wiggins so much? This seems far fetched from the source
For real.
TimeForChange wrote:NBA scouts from a couple of Eastern Conference teams sat a row behind the Toronto media at the Clippers game and, as soon as they spotted a familiar face, the question rang out: “What do you think they’ll do with Siakam?”
A few days earlier, in a friends-and-family area just outside the visitors' locker room, a couple of high-profile agents milling about were asking the same question.
It likely wasn’t intentional but members the brass — president Masai Ujiri, general manager Bobby Webster, vice-president of basketball strategy Keith Boyarsky and chief scout Patrick Engelbrecht — were on all or part of the trip to lend more intrigue.
Who did they talk to? What did they see? Did Webster chat with Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair? Was that Ujiri huddled with Golden State GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. in San Francisco? Why was Engelbrecht around? That was Boyarsky joining the group for dinner, right?
The Chase Center was a sight to behold. Webster was on his phone, Ujiri chatted with Boyarsky and then with Webster before breaking off from the trip. Everyone seemed to be eyeing each other a bit warily.
There have been a lot of pre-deadline road trips over the years when the possibility of a Raptors trade was real. None had the feeling of an imminent move more than this one.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/raptors/raptors-insider-darko-bike-rides-the-return-of-biyombo-and-siakam-speculation
SurgeIblocka wrote:TimeForChange wrote:NBA scouts from a couple of Eastern Conference teams sat a row behind the Toronto media at the Clippers game and, as soon as they spotted a familiar face, the question rang out: “What do you think they’ll do with Siakam?”
A few days earlier, in a friends-and-family area just outside the visitors' locker room, a couple of high-profile agents milling about were asking the same question.
It likely wasn’t intentional but members the brass — president Masai Ujiri, general manager Bobby Webster, vice-president of basketball strategy Keith Boyarsky and chief scout Patrick Engelbrecht — were on all or part of the trip to lend more intrigue.
Who did they talk to? What did they see? Did Webster chat with Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair? Was that Ujiri huddled with Golden State GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. in San Francisco? Why was Engelbrecht around? That was Boyarsky joining the group for dinner, right?
The Chase Center was a sight to behold. Webster was on his phone, Ujiri chatted with Boyarsky and then with Webster before breaking off from the trip. Everyone seemed to be eyeing each other a bit warily.
There have been a lot of pre-deadline road trips over the years when the possibility of a Raptors trade was real. None had the feeling of an imminent move more than this one.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/raptors/raptors-insider-darko-bike-rides-the-return-of-biyombo-and-siakam-speculation
They were probably thinking the deal with Kings gets done, but then they eyed each other when they found out from Pascal’s agent that he would not sign with the Kings in the summer, essentially killing the deal that probably was going to get done that day.
Fk Pascal

Appostis wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:
They were probably thinking the deal with Kings gets done, but then they eyed each other when they found out from Pascal’s agent that he would not sign with the Kings in the summer, essentially killing the deal that probably was going to get done that day.
Fk Pascal
Yeah fk him for wanting to stay with the team!
Oh wait...that's unusually what fans would like. This nonsense you guys go on with...
Raptorfan2012 wrote:I don’t believe the Pacers want Wiggins but let’s have some fun:
Toronto trades: Pascal to GSW
GSW trades: Wiggins and Kuminga to the Pacers, Moody and Garuba to the Raptors
Pacers trade: Toppin, Bruce Brown, Walker to the Raptors.
Raptors walk away with Moody, Toppin, Bruce Brown, and Walker for Pascal. Not terrible IMO.

Appostis wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:
They were probably thinking the deal with Kings gets done, but then they eyed each other when they found out from Pascal’s agent that he would not sign with the Kings in the summer, essentially killing the deal that probably was going to get done that day.
Fk Pascal
Yeah fk him for wanting to stay with the team!
Oh wait...that's unusually what fans would like. This nonsense you guys go on with...
Godaddycurse wrote:Dalek wrote:Dallas just beat the Knicks w/o Luka and THJ had 32 and Josh Green 18 basically outplaying OG. They have a lot of good assets that can help even in the short term - Powell or Kleber could play some C. If they want Siakam they have all the assets to get it done.
1. THJ is redundant with GTJ/Barrett at the guard spot. GTJ is a better shooter from 3 this year
2. Kleber is always injured. Powell is bad on D
3. Green has been meh.
I wouldnt call any of these players real assets at this point
TGM wrote:Three way between Toronto, Indy and GS is definitely an interesting idea.
Indy has the lowest payroll in the league and could help GS quite a bit in terms of dodging further taxes. I think Pascal still ends up in Indy, but given the payroll composition of Indy they could absorb Wiggins and send someone like Brown back.
If Walker is the sticking point for Indy to get Siakam. They could try to take Wiggins to get some youth for Toronto from GS. Maybe in return for Brown and someone else GS sends Wiggins, Moody and a few 2nds.
Toronto sends Pascal and Porter
Toronto receives Moody, Toppin, Brown, Smith or Jackson, 1 first and 2nds.
Indy sends Hield, Brown, Toppin, Smith
Indy receives Siakam and Wiggins
GS sends Wiggins, Moody and 2 2nds. GS receives Hield and Porter.
Indy gets to keep Walker and majority of their core
GS rids of Wiggins contract and gets an expiring in Hield and Porter. GS keeps their boy Kuminga
Toronto gets a solid role player on a team option in Brown that could fit nicely in the starting 5 or off the bench. They get some youth in Moody, Toppin and Smith plus a few picks.
There could be variations. Maybe Kuminga instead of Moody. Or Hield going to Toronto instead of Brown.
Over-all not a horrible deal for either side.

Dalek wrote:Dallas just beat the Knicks w/o Luka and THJ had 32 and Josh Green 18 basically outplaying OG. They have a lot of good assets that can help even in the short term - Powell or Kleber could play some C. If they want Siakam they have all the assets to get it done.
Public_Enemy101 wrote:Appostis wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:
They were probably thinking the deal with Kings gets done, but then they eyed each other when they found out from Pascal’s agent that he would not sign with the Kings in the summer, essentially killing the deal that probably was going to get done that day.
Fk Pascal
Yeah fk him for wanting to stay with the team!
Oh wait...that's unusually what fans would like. This nonsense you guys go on with...
Then he should've signed an extension by now. Clearly he and his agent are playing games with Masai and other teams.
PushDaRock wrote:Dalek wrote:Dallas just beat the Knicks w/o Luka and THJ had 32 and Josh Green 18 basically outplaying OG. They have a lot of good assets that can help even in the short term - Powell or Kleber could play some C. If they want Siakam they have all the assets to get it done.
There's no way Masai is trading Siakam for a bunch of role players.