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Should The Raptors Revisit The Warriors Siakam Trade?

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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#41 » by h4rrison » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:07 pm

Appostis wrote:I get that these boards have turned toxic but settle the f down.

Pascal was worth more then that package.


No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
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and Wiggins for salary
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Post#42 » by ontnut » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:07 pm

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ILOVEIT wrote:Warrior fan...come in peace.

But I got tired at Raptor fans laughing at the trade value of picks for Siakam. I kept saying "if you are in a rebuilding mode Wiggins and picks are a great package.

Oh well....I'd still take Siakam for a re-signed Ourbre, Wiseman, Kuminga

It all may still be on the table btw....Warriors aren't doing that great in FA.


You cant combine players in a sign and trade. More realistic approach would be trading Wiseman, Kuminga, Wiggins, Moody for Siakam, Boucher and a 2nd rounder. Then you guys re-sign Oubre.

Curry/
Klay/ Lee
Oubre/ Porter / Toscano Anderson
Siakam/ Bjelica/ Paschall
Green/ Looney


No interest in this, at all. Mostly because it has us resigning Poobre.

And more importantly, we are now projected to pay almost $200 million tax penalty this year. We need to keep our young guys on rookie deals. We are locked up and can basically only sign vet min guys looking to redeem themselves. We aren't a premier free agent destination outside of getting lucky with KD.

Lee, Porter, JTA, Bjelica, and Looney could all be gone and then we are left chasing vet mins again next year trying to build a team around Curry/Klay/Oubre/Siakam/Green/2022 rookies/vet min guys. Not exactly a great position to be in and really a great way to become a treadmill team with no future and 3 mains guys slowly burning out.

I'd much prefer to stay put, especially if Siakam costs THIS much. Bob hangs up quick.

And on top of that that I personally don't think Siakam is a good fit in GSW no matter how much you guys want to convince us otherwise.

I guess the counter argument is, since the main guys are slowly aging, how much longer can GS afford to wait through the tail of Curry's prime? I do understand the desire to have transitional pieces to a new era. Maybe Siakam isn't the main piece management is chasing, but I think they're definitely looking for SOME help esp with Draymond's fairly significant decline. GS lacks some size to go up against the Lakers/Clippers up front, so I'm not sure a Lillard or Beal necessarily puts them over the top. Are there other large wings that are on the block?
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#43 » by Appostis » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:08 pm

h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:I get that these boards have turned toxic but settle the f down.

Pascal was worth more then that package.


No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


You're factually wrong *shrug*
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#44 » by h4rrison » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:09 pm

Appostis wrote:
h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:I get that these boards have turned toxic but settle the f down.

Pascal was worth more then that package.


No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


You're factually wrong *shrug*


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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#45 » by ontnut » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:10 pm

Appostis wrote:
h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:I get that these boards have turned toxic but settle the f down.

Pascal was worth more then that package.


No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


You're factually wrong *shrug*

If that deal was ever on the table, and I do strongly doubt it was, it would've been highly considered by TOR. I can't imagine that GSW would be offering that though, esp with how the impression of Wiggins has improved since he's been in GS.
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#46 » by h4rrison » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:13 pm

ontnut wrote:
Appostis wrote:
h4rrison wrote:
No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


You're factually wrong *shrug*

If that deal was ever on the table, and I do strongly doubt it was, it would've been highly considered by TOR. I can't imagine that GSW would be offering that though, esp with how the impression of Wiggins has improved since he's been in GS.


That's what I am saying. The deal would only be available for a Beal/Dame type of player not fringe AS in Siakam. And at the same time, I'm not sure GSW would empty the farm for another wing over a top big.
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#47 » by Appostis » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:14 pm

h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:
h4rrison wrote:
No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


You're factually wrong *shrug*


:crazy:


:lol:

https://www.raptorsrepublic.com/2021/06/03/2020-21-player-review-pascal-siakam/

You're buying into a narrative that he was bad. He wasit. Delusional haters :lol:
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Post#48 » by h4rrison » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:17 pm

Appostis wrote:
h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:
You're factually wrong *shrug*


:crazy:


:lol:

https://www.raptorsrepublic.com/2021/06/03/2020-21-player-review-pascal-siakam/

You're buying into a narrative that he was bad. He wasit. Delusional haters :lol:


I didn't say he was bad. I said he's injured and has peaked. We're in a rebuild now so trading him for 3frps would of been a hell of a trade for us. Cmon you think a Raps blog is objective? I'm a Raps fan and I know that was of helluva deal for us if true.
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#49 » by Coxy » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:17 pm

HumbleRen wrote:Yes but Warriors wouldn’t do it.


Of course we wouldn't, the proposal is ridiculous.
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Post#50 » by alpngso » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:18 pm

Warriors cannot compete in the West even with Siakam. They'd be dumb to do it
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Post#51 » by ontnut » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:21 pm

Coxy wrote:
HumbleRen wrote:Yes but Warriors wouldn’t do it.


Of course we wouldn't, the proposal is ridiculous.

What if we asked, really, really nicely?
And included Drake?
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Post#52 » by Coxy » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:25 pm

ontnut wrote:
Coxy wrote:
HumbleRen wrote:Yes but Warriors wouldn’t do it.


Of course we wouldn't, the proposal is ridiculous.

What if we asked, really, really nicely?
And included Drake?


Why would you want to make the offer worse?
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Post#53 » by ontnut » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:26 pm

Coxy wrote:
ontnut wrote:
Coxy wrote:
Of course we wouldn't, the proposal is ridiculous.

What if we asked, really, really nicely?
And included Drake?


Why would you want to make the offer worse?

Lol dammit. Called my bluff.
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Post#54 » by Mob Byers » Tue Aug 3, 2021 11:29 pm

ontnut wrote:
Mob Byers wrote:
Tor_Raps wrote:
You cant combine players in a sign and trade. More realistic approach would be trading Wiseman, Kuminga, Wiggins, Moody for Siakam, Boucher and a 2nd rounder. Then you guys re-sign Oubre.

Curry/
Klay/ Lee
Oubre/ Porter / Toscano Anderson
Siakam/ Bjelica/ Paschall
Green/ Looney


No interest in this, at all. Mostly because it has us resigning Poobre.

And more importantly, we are now projected to pay almost $200 million tax penalty this year. We need to keep our young guys on rookie deals. We are locked up and can basically only sign vet min guys looking to redeem themselves. We aren't a premier free agent destination outside of getting lucky with KD.

Lee, Porter, JTA, Bjelica, and Looney could all be gone and then we are left chasing vet mins again next year trying to build a team around Curry/Klay/Oubre/Siakam/Green/2022 rookies/vet min guys. Not exactly a great position to be in and really a great way to become a treadmill team with no future and 3 mains guys slowly burning out.

I'd much prefer to stay put, especially if Siakam costs THIS much. Bob hangs up quick.

And on top of that that I personally don't think Siakam is a good fit in GSW no matter how much you guys want to convince us otherwise.

I guess the counter argument is, since the main guys are slowly aging, how much longer can GS afford to wait through the tail of Curry's prime? I do understand the desire to have transitional pieces to a new era. Maybe Siakam isn't the main piece management is chasing, but I think they're definitely looking for SOME help esp with Draymond's fairly significant decline. GS lacks some size to go up against the Lakers/Clippers up front, so I'm not sure a Lillard or Beal necessarily puts them over the top. Are there other large wings that are on the block?


Sure, all teams are looking for SOME help, but only if it's the right deal. Given our circumstances, that deal doesn't exist right now. Due to the actions and words of management/ownership (hiring new player development staff, saying how important rookie deal are with our cap situation, importance of depth, etc) I find it extremely unlikely we make a huge trade any time soon. If that does happen, it'd be next offseason at the earliest. But I even doubt that. It's just a reckless and not well calculated move given our situation imo.

Curry/Klay/Wiggins/Green/Looney
Poole/Moody/OPJ/Bjelica/Wiseman
Lee/Kuminga/JTA

On paper, although plenty of "what ifs", should be a top 6 team in the West. I mean, we were 9th and going from Bazemore/Smiley/Mulder/GP2 to Klay*/OPJ/Bjelica/Moody/Kuminga. Possibly add another player or 2 in FA or we might be done. Plus hopefully a healthy Wiseman can improve and Poole expected to keep his 2nd half production going from last year.
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Post#55 » by TheRealDeal » Wed Aug 4, 2021 12:37 am

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ontnut wrote:
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No interest in this, at all. Mostly because it has us resigning Poobre.

And more importantly, we are now projected to pay almost $200 million tax penalty this year. We need to keep our young guys on rookie deals. We are locked up and can basically only sign vet min guys looking to redeem themselves. We aren't a premier free agent destination outside of getting lucky with KD.

Lee, Porter, JTA, Bjelica, and Looney could all be gone and then we are left chasing vet mins again next year trying to build a team around Curry/Klay/Oubre/Siakam/Green/2022 rookies/vet min guys. Not exactly a great position to be in and really a great way to become a treadmill team with no future and 3 mains guys slowly burning out.

I'd much prefer to stay put, especially if Siakam costs THIS much. Bob hangs up quick.

And on top of that that I personally don't think Siakam is a good fit in GSW no matter how much you guys want to convince us otherwise.

I guess the counter argument is, since the main guys are slowly aging, how much longer can GS afford to wait through the tail of Curry's prime? I do understand the desire to have transitional pieces to a new era. Maybe Siakam isn't the main piece management is chasing, but I think they're definitely looking for SOME help esp with Draymond's fairly significant decline. GS lacks some size to go up against the Lakers/Clippers up front, so I'm not sure a Lillard or Beal necessarily puts them over the top. Are there other large wings that are on the block?


Sure, all teams are looking for SOME help, but only if it's the right deal. Given our circumstances, that deal doesn't exist right now. Due to the actions and words of management/ownership (hiring new player development staff, saying how important rookie deal are with our cap situation, importance of depth, etc) I find it extremely unlikely we make a huge trade any time soon. If that does happen, it'd be next offseason at the earliest. But I even doubt that. It's just a reckless and not well calculated move given our situation imo.

Curry/Klay/Wiggins/Green/Looney
Poole/Moody/OPJ/Bjelica/Wiseman
Lee/Kuminga/JTA

On paper, although plenty of "what ifs", should be a top 6 team in the West. I mean, we were 9th and going from Bazemore/Smiley/Mulder/GP2 to Klay*/OPJ/Bjelica/Moody/Kuminga. Possibly add another player or 2 in FA or we might be done. Plus hopefully a healthy Wiseman can improve and Poole expected to keep his 2nd half production going from last year.


I wouldn’t be satisfied with being a perennial play-in team when you have a generational talent on your roster. Honestly screw the future, it’s Steph f’ing Curry and the clock is ticking. Go all in and try to win another chip or two while you still have a chance
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Post#56 » by Mob Byers » Wed Aug 4, 2021 12:46 am

TheRealDeal wrote:
Mob Byers wrote:
ontnut wrote:I guess the counter argument is, since the main guys are slowly aging, how much longer can GS afford to wait through the tail of Curry's prime? I do understand the desire to have transitional pieces to a new era. Maybe Siakam isn't the main piece management is chasing, but I think they're definitely looking for SOME help esp with Draymond's fairly significant decline. GS lacks some size to go up against the Lakers/Clippers up front, so I'm not sure a Lillard or Beal necessarily puts them over the top. Are there other large wings that are on the block?


Sure, all teams are looking for SOME help, but only if it's the right deal. Given our circumstances, that deal doesn't exist right now. Due to the actions and words of management/ownership (hiring new player development staff, saying how important rookie deal are with our cap situation, importance of depth, etc) I find it extremely unlikely we make a huge trade any time soon. If that does happen, it'd be next offseason at the earliest. But I even doubt that. It's just a reckless and not well calculated move given our situation imo.

Curry/Klay/Wiggins/Green/Looney
Poole/Moody/OPJ/Bjelica/Wiseman
Lee/Kuminga/JTA

On paper, although plenty of "what ifs", should be a top 6 team in the West. I mean, we were 9th and going from Bazemore/Smiley/Mulder/GP2 to Klay*/OPJ/Bjelica/Moody/Kuminga. Possibly add another player or 2 in FA or we might be done. Plus hopefully a healthy Wiseman can improve and Poole expected to keep his 2nd half production going from last year.


I wouldn’t be satisfied with being a perennial play-in team when you have a generational talent on your roster. Honestly screw the future, it’s Steph f’ing Curry and the clock is ticking. Go all in and try to win another chip or two while you still have a chance


This is going all in. We'd be a perennial play in team if we gutted the roster for Siakam. We can just agree to disagree.
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Post#57 » by KP730 » Wed Aug 4, 2021 12:50 am

GS knows they gotta trade Kuminga/moody before the season

no playtime for them behind a team trying to compete with curry/klay/Wiggins…perceived value just going to drop as season goes on
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Post#58 » by yodamaster » Wed Aug 4, 2021 12:52 am

h4rrison wrote:
Appostis wrote:I get that these boards have turned toxic but settle the f down.

Pascal was worth more then that package.


No he wasn't. Masai would of taken that deal in a heartbeat. 3 first round lottery picks for an injured PF making +$30M? People have to understand Siakam was a late first round pick and overachieved. He has peaked. Getting 3frps is a FLEECE.

Wiseman
Kuminga
Moody
and Wiggins for salary


wiseman with 7'6" wingspan
kuminga with 7' wingspan
moody with 7'1" wingspan
wiggins with 7' wingspan

everyone with 7 foot plus wingspan. automatic trade. :lol:
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Post#59 » by AkelaLoneWolf » Wed Aug 4, 2021 12:54 am

Only if the trade is Wiggins plus wiseman plus moody plus Kuminga.
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Re: Should The Raptors Revisit The Siakam To Warriors Trade? 

Post#60 » by TheRealDeal » Wed Aug 4, 2021 1:09 am

Mob Byers wrote:
TheRealDeal wrote:
Mob Byers wrote:
Sure, all teams are looking for SOME help, but only if it's the right deal. Given our circumstances, that deal doesn't exist right now. Due to the actions and words of management/ownership (hiring new player development staff, saying how important rookie deal are with our cap situation, importance of depth, etc) I find it extremely unlikely we make a huge trade any time soon. If that does happen, it'd be next offseason at the earliest. But I even doubt that. It's just a reckless and not well calculated move given our situation imo.

Curry/Klay/Wiggins/Green/Looney
Poole/Moody/OPJ/Bjelica/Wiseman
Lee/Kuminga/JTA

On paper, although plenty of "what ifs", should be a top 6 team in the West. I mean, we were 9th and going from Bazemore/Smiley/Mulder/GP2 to Klay*/OPJ/Bjelica/Moody/Kuminga. Possibly add another player or 2 in FA or we might be done. Plus hopefully a healthy Wiseman can improve and Poole expected to keep his 2nd half production going from last year.


I wouldn’t be satisfied with being a perennial play-in team when you have a generational talent on your roster. Honestly screw the future, it’s Steph f’ing Curry and the clock is ticking. Go all in and try to win another chip or two while you still have a chance


This is going all in. We'd be a perennial play in team if we gutted the roster for Siakam. We can just agree to disagree.


yep agree to disagree bc I think Pascal on the Warriors would be deadly. He’d be like Draymond on steroids in the same point forward role

Give him space and he gets to the rim with ease. Send help and he’s a very underrated playmaker. Pascal + the splash bros could be a championship caliber trio, but that’s just my opinion

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