dr0welf wrote:Whole Truth wrote:Rauxcee wrote:
Any. If the Jazz don't have to give up value to move Conley, then it's a win for the Jazz.
What would you think if NO's offered - (Graham, Hayes, Temple) for (Conley) ?.
I like Graham and Hayes, I would actually look at this. It doesn't help with size issues as Graham is 6'1" as well as Mitchell
Maybe we include Indiana and do something like:
NO out: Graham, Hayes, Temple
NO in: Conley
Ind out: Brogdon
Ind in: Graham, Temple, Gay
Ut out: Conley, Gay
Ut in: Brogdon, Hayes
NO would get same thing, same players out and same player in as OP. Indiana has been rumored to move on from Brogdon, they replace with a younger player in Graham plus they get some team players in Temple and Gay at really good price to help keep salary low as they rebuild. UT gets a taller PG and potential in Hayes at PF. Hayes might be the big that could work with a smaller line up.
Of course the result is the same for NO's so I'm good with it but Utah is not only getting the better asset in the deal. You're getting the better asset from both teams. Hayes from NO's & Brogdon from IND. Graham & Temple are salary fillers, Graham a bit of a negative contract. So you're essentially trading Gay for Brogdon where I think if you keep Temple & send Hayes to IND with maybe some pick compensation it starts to look a little more reasonable for IND, JMO.
NO's out - (Graham, Temple, Hayes)
NO's in - (Conley)
IND out - (Brogdon)
IND in - (Gay, Graham, Hayes, pick comp?)
Utah out - (Conley, Gay, pick comp?)
Utah in - (Brogdon, Temple)
IMO, if there was no need for pick compensation, NO's would cut Utah out the deal for Brogdon. The value for Indy, would be Hayes & a FRP.