Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLII
Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2021 1:48 am
By the time we get to Gaffords extension we might already regret it lol. He might by the Otto Porter of centers in terms of availability.
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Dark Faze wrote:By the time we get to Gaffords extension we might already regret it lol. He might by the Otto Porter of centers in terms of availability.
Ruzious wrote:Dark Faze wrote:By the time we get to Gaffords extension we might already regret it lol. He might by the Otto Porter of centers in terms of availability.
It's premature to even think about thinking about.
Ruzious wrote:Trying to find a 3rd guard target, the best I can think of that might be available is Haliburton - because Sac drafted Mitchell so high, and they have an established backcourt of Fox and Hield. Give them Kispert and Bryant for Haliburton and Thompson (expiring). Bryant would be a great complement to Holmes at center, and with Barnes having a terrific year as more of a PF, Kispert would be their starting 3 by the end of the season- as Harkless is useless offensively. We'd be giving up 2 good assets, but we can't play either many minutes, and we get a near ideal 3rd guard - which we need.
nate33 wrote:Ruzious wrote:Trying to find a 3rd guard target, the best I can think of that might be available is Haliburton - because Sac drafted Mitchell so high, and they have an established backcourt of Fox and Hield. Give them Kispert and Bryant for Haliburton and Thompson (expiring). Bryant would be a great complement to Holmes at center, and with Barnes having a terrific year as more of a PF, Kispert would be their starting 3 by the end of the season- as Harkless is useless offensively. We'd be giving up 2 good assets, but we can't play either many minutes, and we get a near ideal 3rd guard - which we need.
I'd love Haliburton. But because of his strong rookie season, I think he is a little overvalued in the trade market right now. I'd definitely do that deal, but I think Sacramento declines, particularly with Bryant as a soon-to-be UFA.
Ruzious wrote:nate33 wrote:Ruzious wrote:Trying to find a 3rd guard target, the best I can think of that might be available is Haliburton - because Sac drafted Mitchell so high, and they have an established backcourt of Fox and Hield. Give them Kispert and Bryant for Haliburton and Thompson (expiring). Bryant would be a great complement to Holmes at center, and with Barnes having a terrific year as more of a PF, Kispert would be their starting 3 by the end of the season- as Harkless is useless offensively. We'd be giving up 2 good assets, but we can't play either many minutes, and we get a near ideal 3rd guard - which we need.
I'd love Haliburton. But because of his strong rookie season, I think he is a little overvalued in the trade market right now. I'd definitely do that deal, but I think Sacramento declines, particularly with Bryant as a soon-to-be UFA.
We could try Rui and Kispert for Haliburton and Damian James - in a month, so that Rui has proven he's fine. Really, Barnes is their only NBA quality forward.
nate33 wrote:I wonder if they would go for Rui for Haliburton straight up? ...
That would be amazing !!!!I would take that trade in a heart beat. They need a shooter so that would help all parties involvedSUPERBALLMAN wrote:I'd look at a moderate move to bolster our backcourt depth with some vets, and lighten the load in the front court, as well as some improved salary flexibilty.
Bertans for Satoransky & Temple.
https://basketball.realgm.com/tradechecker/saved_trade/7489299
Dat2U wrote:Clear needs to me are 3pt shooting and better guard play off the bench. Neto & Holiday have been underwhelming.
SUPERBALLMAN wrote:I'd look at a moderate move to bolster our backcourt depth with some vets, and lighten the load in the front court, as well as some improved salary flexibilty.
Bertans for Satoransky & Temple.
https://basketball.realgm.com/tradechecker/saved_trade/7489299
nate33 wrote:SUPERBALLMAN wrote:I'd look at a moderate move to bolster our backcourt depth with some vets, and lighten the load in the front court, as well as some improved salary flexibilty.
Bertans for Satoransky & Temple.
https://basketball.realgm.com/tradechecker/saved_trade/7489299
That trade would be glorious! Satoransky would thrive under Wes Jr. And he'd fit nicely in the rotation alongside Holiday, since Holiday is more of a SG on offense who defends PG's while Sato is more of a PG on offense who defends SG's.
I wish Bertans' contract wasn't so radioactive at the moment. I don't see the Pelicans taking on his salary right now, though their GM has been swindled before. It would even be worth throwing in a 2nd round pick to make that trade happen, but unfortunately, we don't have any 2nds to trade.
mhd wrote:nate33 wrote:SUPERBALLMAN wrote:I'd look at a moderate move to bolster our backcourt depth with some vets, and lighten the load in the front court, as well as some improved salary flexibilty.
Bertans for Satoransky & Temple.
https://basketball.realgm.com/tradechecker/saved_trade/7489299
That trade would be glorious! Satoransky would thrive under Wes Jr. And he'd fit nicely in the rotation alongside Holiday, since Holiday is more of a SG on offense who defends PG's while Sato is more of a PG on offense who defends SG's.
I wish Bertans' contract wasn't so radioactive at the moment. I don't see the Pelicans taking on his salary right now, though their GM has been swindled before. It would even be worth throwing in a 2nd round pick to make that trade happen, but unfortunately, we don't have any 2nds to trade.
Bertans for Fultz?
Fultz's contract runs a year shorter and he's coming off a torn ACL as well. With Anthony & Suggs, the PG minutes just are not there for Fultz.
Although that move even lessens our shooting. Teams respect Bertans and he opens spacing.
nate33 wrote:Dat2U wrote:Clear needs to me are 3pt shooting and better guard play off the bench. Neto & Holiday have been underwhelming.
Someone (I think Ruzious) stated it perfectly earlier: Holiday is a 4th guard and Neto is a 5th guard. Our problem is that we don't have a 3rd guard - a guy who we are comfortable playing 25 minutes every game.
Meanwhile we have 5 forwards worthy of regular minutes: KCP, Kuzma, Hachimura, Avdija and Bertans; plus a rookie in Kispert who will hopefully get there. A trade of one of those rotation caliber forwards for a 3rd guard would be a big help.
NatP4 wrote:nate33 wrote:Dat2U wrote:Clear needs to me are 3pt shooting and better guard play off the bench. Neto & Holiday have been underwhelming.
Someone (I think Ruzious) stated it perfectly earlier: Holiday is a 4th guard and Neto is a 5th guard. Our problem is that we don't have a 3rd guard - a guy who we are comfortable playing 25 minutes every game.
Meanwhile we have 5 forwards worthy of regular minutes: KCP, Kuzma, Hachimura, Avdija and Bertans; plus a rookie in Kispert who will hopefully get there. A trade of one of those rotation caliber forwards for a 3rd guard would be a big help.
Kuzma+Todd for Derrick White.
Dinwiddie 28 White 20
Beal 32 White 10 Kispert 6
KCP 24 Avdija 18 Kispert 6
Hachimura 20 Bertans 18 Avdija 10
Gafford 24 Harrell 24
barelyawake wrote:No idea if Minnesota would be interested, but I’m very interested in KAT and Beverly. Keeping Beal, Deni, KCP and Monz (and hopefully Kuz and/or Dim). Tacking on two firsts to some combo of Rui, Bertans, Gafford, Kuzma, Bryant, Neto and/or Holiday.
Strategy should be to get these guys back and increase their trade value, then target Zion and KAT.
A team like:
Beverly/Dim/Neto
Beal/KCP/Dim
Deni/Krispert
KAT/Monz/Deni
Monz/Gafford/KAT
Has a shot at a title.