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You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:11 pm
by Han Solo
Would you look at internal growth and less moves? Or would you swing for the fences this offseason? All opinions welcome.
Detroit was pretty solid last year. Getting Ivey back will be a positive just by that.
But some people think Cade needs another star player next to him.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:16 pm
by RaptorPride
Trojan Longdong?
Uhh.. let's be more adult than this, please.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:43 pm
by magee
Go after Naz Reid. He can play next to Jalen Duren on both ends of the floor and spell him at Center. They'd have to deal Tobias Harris in a S&T and hope Bobi Klintman is ready for the back-up role.
Stand pat everywhere else. Let Dennis Schroeder and THJ walk, re-sign Malik's Beasley, go for Reid, call up Klintman.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:44 pm
by Effigy
don't pick up the league's calls when they try to instruct you to trade Cade to the Lakers for Bronny.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:52 pm
by Chuck Everett
Try to see if you can get Herb Jones from the Pelicans for Ron Holland, a pick and Fontecchio (and maybe Sasser). Bring back Beasley and Schroder.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:56 pm
by SA37
I'd look to move Isaiah Stewart and try to bring in a solid veteran backup center, like Looney, Lopez, or Horford. I'd also look to add Trey Lyles or Precious Achiuwa to replace Paul Reed.
I'd bring back Malik Beasley for ~10M/year or less. I'd target Trent Jr, Kennard or McDermott if THJ wouldn't come back at a reasonable price.
I'd look to convince Chris Paul, Westbrook, or Cam Payne as a backup guard.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:59 pm
by magee
Looney would be a great fit on this squad.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 10:48 pm
by Maverick41
Don't run it back with the same team, even with the solid amount of success. Capitalize on the weakened East and current large amount of cap space by trading for a star that can Cade can play together with for a deep playoff run.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2025 1:54 am
by cgf
I'd kick the tires on Markannen.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2025 2:46 am
by Richard4444
If I were Trajan Langdon I would have to deal with a lot of burocracy this offseason because i definitely would try to change my name.
Re: You’re Trajan Langdon, what’s your offseason look like?
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2025 2:59 am
by vege
The level of the replies so far is embarrassing.
I posted this somewhere else, might as well post it here.
I'd use 2 2nds to dump Fontecchio into someone else's cap space/TPE/NTMLE.
Renounce all the cap holds and get cap space. $23,938,433 Total is what they'd have.
Give NTMLE money to Beasley (4 years $60,647,200)
Give Schröder a 3 years $31,015,658 contract (that would be all the cap space left, if that's not enough there are plenty of options in FA for a backup PG)
Use the Room Exception to sign Jake LaRavia (3 years $27,660,150)
Jalen Duren / Isaiah Stewart / min salary C
Tobias Harris / Jake LaRavia / #37 - (Bogoljub Marković was the suggestion)
Ausar Thompson / Ron Holland / Bobi Klintman
Jaden Ivey / Malik Beasley / Marcus Sasser
Cade Cunningham / Dennis Schröder / Open roster spot
Total salary would be $163,265,099
At the deadline they would have plenty of salaries and picks to make a relevant trade, having more information on their young guys development (Ivey Ron and Ausar, Duren is pretty bad because of his defense).
This is likely a play in team, but they'd be in a better situation to make moves in the future.