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PrinceAli wrote:I wonder if Memphis would do Norm for Winslow. He’s on an expiring (team option) and fits a position of need (backup 3 and 4) and would give us another ball handler
PrinceAli wrote:mademan wrote:PrinceAli wrote:I wonder if Memphis would do Norm for Winslow. He’s on an expiring (team option) and fits a position of need (backup 3 and 4) and would give us another ball handler
that guy plays like 10 games a year
Aside from last season and his 2nd year he played 78 games as a rookie and 68 and 66 games in his 3rd and 4th year
Not like Norm hasn’t had his fair share of injuries
douggood wrote:PrinceAli wrote:mademan wrote:
that guy plays like 10 games a year
Aside from last season and his 2nd year he played 78 games as a rookie and 68 and 66 games in his 3rd and 4th year
Not like Norm hasn’t had his fair share of injuries
difference between having a bad back vs dislocating shoulder during play, or what ever other injuries he had during playing.
powell can be listed has having bad luck, vs winslow just having a bad back/hips that will crop up every so often.
PrinceAli wrote:mademan wrote:PrinceAli wrote:I wonder if Memphis would do Norm for Winslow. He’s on an expiring (team option) and fits a position of need (backup 3 and 4) and would give us another ball handler
that guy plays like 10 games a year
Aside from last season and his 2nd year he played 78 games as a rookie and 68 and 66 games in his 3rd and 4th year
Not like Norm hasn’t had his fair share of injuries
Denisaur9 wrote:I wouldn't be shocked at a McCaw or Stanley+for Richaun Holmes.
Sac has an abundance of bigs and were deep in guards.
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Denisaur9 wrote:I wouldn't be shocked at a McCaw or Stanley+for Richaun Holmes.
Sac has an abundance of bigs and were deep in guards.
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MessiahUjiri wrote:If Giannis doesn't extend with Milwaukee, here's a potential mid season trade:
Giannis Antetokoumpo and Khris Middleton
for
Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Vleet, Norm Powell, Terence Davis, 2021 1st, 2023 1st, 2022 pick swap rights.
Why for Milwaukee:
If the Bucks are going to reckon with a Giannis trade, they will want to use the opportunity to dump Middleton's contract, who at 30 years old is owed nearly $140 million in the next 4 years. In this trade, they get a young All NBA player (Siakam), a 2 way starting point guard (Fred), an expiring vet (Norm), and a young guard who is coming off the All Rookie team (Davis). The picks are added compensation. For a franchise that hasn't had much success in free agency, the best part may be the fact that both Siakam and Fred are locked in for 4 years.
Why for Toronto:
Giannis offers a higher ceiling, period. Emptying out the entire roster of young assets hurts, and the Middleton contract is going to hurt in a few years, but that's the cost of getting an MVP player. Toronto only does this trade if they have an agreement that Giannis will re-sign/extend beyond this season.
Bucks compete with a core around Fred VV, Jrue Holiday, and Pascal Siakam. Lopez provides veteran presence, and they rebuild while being a playoff team with young assets.
Toronto competes with a core of a Lowry (resigned), Middleton, Anunoby, and Giannis (re-signed).
Lowry/Flynn
Middleton/Bembry
Anunoby/McCaw
Giannis/Boucher
Baynes
Red_Claw wrote:MessiahUjiri wrote:If Giannis doesn't extend with Milwaukee, here's a potential mid season trade:
Giannis Antetokoumpo and Khris Middleton
for
Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Vleet, Norm Powell, Terence Davis, 2021 1st, 2023 1st, 2022 pick swap rights.
Why for Milwaukee:
If the Bucks are going to reckon with a Giannis trade, they will want to use the opportunity to dump Middleton's contract, who at 30 years old is owed nearly $140 million in the next 4 years. In this trade, they get a young All NBA player (Siakam), a 2 way starting point guard (Fred), an expiring vet (Norm), and a young guard who is coming off the All Rookie team (Davis). The picks are added compensation. For a franchise that hasn't had much success in free agency, the best part may be the fact that both Siakam and Fred are locked in for 4 years.
Why for Toronto:
Giannis offers a higher ceiling, period. Emptying out the entire roster of young assets hurts, and the Middleton contract is going to hurt in a few years, but that's the cost of getting an MVP player. Toronto only does this trade if they have an agreement that Giannis will re-sign/extend beyond this season.
Bucks compete with a core around Fred VV, Jrue Holiday, and Pascal Siakam. Lopez provides veteran presence, and they rebuild while being a playoff team with young assets.
Toronto competes with a core of a Lowry (resigned), Middleton, Anunoby, and Giannis (re-signed).
Lowry/Flynn
Middleton/Bembry
Anunoby/McCaw
Giannis/Boucher
Baynes
IMO, this trade is actually:
Fred. Norm Powell and Terence Davis
For
Middleton
....and thats just not right cause i wouldn't trade Fred for Middleton straight.
Red_Claw wrote:MessiahUjiri wrote:If Giannis doesn't extend with Milwaukee, here's a potential mid season trade:
Giannis Antetokoumpo and Khris Middleton
for
Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Vleet, Norm Powell, Terence Davis, 2021 1st, 2023 1st, 2022 pick swap rights.
Why for Milwaukee:
If the Bucks are going to reckon with a Giannis trade, they will want to use the opportunity to dump Middleton's contract, who at 30 years old is owed nearly $140 million in the next 4 years. In this trade, they get a young All NBA player (Siakam), a 2 way starting point guard (Fred), an expiring vet (Norm), and a young guard who is coming off the All Rookie team (Davis). The picks are added compensation. For a franchise that hasn't had much success in free agency, the best part may be the fact that both Siakam and Fred are locked in for 4 years.
Why for Toronto:
Giannis offers a higher ceiling, period. Emptying out the entire roster of young assets hurts, and the Middleton contract is going to hurt in a few years, but that's the cost of getting an MVP player. Toronto only does this trade if they have an agreement that Giannis will re-sign/extend beyond this season.
Bucks compete with a core around Fred VV, Jrue Holiday, and Pascal Siakam. Lopez provides veteran presence, and they rebuild while being a playoff team with young assets.
Toronto competes with a core of a Lowry (resigned), Middleton, Anunoby, and Giannis (re-signed).
Lowry/Flynn
Middleton/Bembry
Anunoby/McCaw
Giannis/Boucher
Baynes
IMO, this trade is actually:
Fred. Norm Powell and Terence Davis
For
Middleton
....and thats just not right cause i wouldn't trade Fred for Middleton straight.
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:Red_Claw wrote:MessiahUjiri wrote:If Giannis doesn't extend with Milwaukee, here's a potential mid season trade:
Giannis Antetokoumpo and Khris Middleton
for
Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Vleet, Norm Powell, Terence Davis, 2021 1st, 2023 1st, 2022 pick swap rights.
Why for Milwaukee:
If the Bucks are going to reckon with a Giannis trade, they will want to use the opportunity to dump Middleton's contract, who at 30 years old is owed nearly $140 million in the next 4 years. In this trade, they get a young All NBA player (Siakam), a 2 way starting point guard (Fred), an expiring vet (Norm), and a young guard who is coming off the All Rookie team (Davis). The picks are added compensation. For a franchise that hasn't had much success in free agency, the best part may be the fact that both Siakam and Fred are locked in for 4 years.
Why for Toronto:
Giannis offers a higher ceiling, period. Emptying out the entire roster of young assets hurts, and the Middleton contract is going to hurt in a few years, but that's the cost of getting an MVP player. Toronto only does this trade if they have an agreement that Giannis will re-sign/extend beyond this season.
Bucks compete with a core around Fred VV, Jrue Holiday, and Pascal Siakam. Lopez provides veteran presence, and they rebuild while being a playoff team with young assets.
Toronto competes with a core of a Lowry (resigned), Middleton, Anunoby, and Giannis (re-signed).
Lowry/Flynn
Middleton/Bembry
Anunoby/McCaw
Giannis/Boucher
Baynes
IMO, this trade is actually:
Fred. Norm Powell and Terence Davis
For
Middleton
....and thats just not right cause i wouldn't trade Fred for Middleton straight.
all i see is BS considering Raptors upgraded Siakam to Giannis. FVV and Siakam alone does not net you Giannis.
MessiahUjiri wrote:If Giannis doesn't extend with Milwaukee, here's a potential mid season trade:
Giannis Antetokoumpo and Khris Middleton
for
Pascal Siakam, Fred Van Vleet, Norm Powell, Terence Davis, 2021 1st, 2023 1st, 2022 pick swap rights.
raptorstime wrote:Beal would be the dream
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:raptorstime wrote:Beal would be the dream
people just come in here and repeat the same thing over and over again? and how many times we have to say Beal is not being traded.
