Philly would hang the phone up on us.Jamaaliver wrote:HMFFL wrote:Sixers Expected To Listen To Offers For No. 3 Overall Pick
Would you guys consider:
Trae + #13 overall
for Tyrese Maxey & #3 overall?
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Philly would hang the phone up on us.Jamaaliver wrote:HMFFL wrote:Sixers Expected To Listen To Offers For No. 3 Overall Pick
Would you guys consider:
Trae + #13 overall
for Tyrese Maxey & #3 overall?
HMFFL wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:Would you guys consider:
Trae + #13 overall
for Tyrese Maxey & #3 overall?
Philly would hang the phone up on us.
MPJ lacks the passion it takes to be a winner. He has failed since the bubble to be what the Nuggets need in the playoffs. He is now being investigated for gambling. His brother is banned from the league for gambling and his other brother is in jail. He has a lot going on off the court. He is a bad contract at $38m and $40m.Jamaaliver wrote:Who needs depth, defense or vets, right?
HMFFL wrote:MPJ lacks the passion it takes to be a winner.
He is now being investigated for gambling.
Jamaaliver wrote:HMFFL wrote:MPJ lacks the passion it takes to be a winner.
He is now being investigated for gambling.
He what?!?!?!
Collin Sexton would be a good replacement for Mann and LeVert. He goes from starter to bench role, so that might be an issue, but are we prepared to extend him. It would cost us more than the $19m he is going to make next season?Jamaaliver wrote:
I agree.tbhawksfan1 wrote:Sexton could work if he's willing to come off bench. I think he could get 13+ shots a game. Problem is getting him minutes behind Trae to get those shots
Like the trade but not the fit. Also don't like losing #22 in this draft
dms269 wrote:Can someone ELI5 the following:
2026 first round draft pick from San Antonio, Cleveland, Minnesota or Utah (outgoing swap to San Antonio; Atlanta outgoing to San Antonio or Cleveland)
San Antonio will receive the more favorable of its 2026 1st round pick and Atlanta's 2026 1st round pick; Utah will receive the most favorable of its 2026 1st round pick protected for selections 9-30, Minnesota's 2026 1st round pick and Cleveland's 2026 1st round pick; Minnesota will receive the less favorable of its pick and the Utah pick if conveyable; Atlanta will receive the more favorable of (i) the less favorable of its 2026 1st round pick and San Antonio's 2026 1st round pick and (ii) the less favorable of (a) the Cleveland pick and (b) the more favorable of the Utah pick if conveyable and the Minnesota pick [or (ii) the Cleveland pick if the Utah pick is not conveyable] and Cleveland will receive the less favorable of (i) and (ii) (if the Utah pick falls within its protected range and is therefore not conveyable, then Minnesota's and Cleveland's obligations to Utah will be extinguished) (via Utah's right to swap for Minnesota; via Utah's right to swap Utah or Minnesota for Cleveland; via San Antonio's right to swap for Atlanta; via Atlanta's right to swap Atlanta or San Antonio for Cleveland, Utah or Minnesota) [Atlanta-San Antonio, 6/30/2022; Minnesota-Utah, 7/6/2022; Cleveland-Utah, 9/3/2022; Atlanta-Cleveland, 2/6/2025]
I get the SAS/ATL 1st swap, but how does the other one work?
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JMAC3 wrote:Can someone explain what the Hawks plan is? Here is a general list of questions I have after looking at their deadline, cap sheet, current and upcoming FA.
1. What was the point of the Hunter trade for LeVert and Nniang? I would assume it was to save money for the upcoming Trae, Jalen and Dyson extensions. Is LeVert going to be resigned? Because if so then it probably ends up costing them more combined right?
2. What was the point of the Bogdanovic trade for Mann? This one didn't save money, as Bogi has 1 less year guaranteed.
3. Neither of those deals were assets coming back so having a hard time seeing the motivation.
4. Are Capela and Nance both leaving via FA? I would assume Clint for sure as he will get MLE money somewhere right?
5. Like at what point are you worried about the shooting? Trae % is down, Dyson low volume, JJJ both low volume and low %, Onyeka shoots a bit... Feels like Hunter and Bogi were both good shooters replaced by worse shooters with Mann and LeVert.
6.Overall they are like 5 million below the cap, without bringing back LeVert, Capela, Matthews or Nance. That probably actually gets eaten up by the rookie contracts.
I know they are in the trade market always, but what salaries are getting sent at this point?
HMFFL wrote:Hali is the only one with the potential to be a superstar.
We define superstar differently and that's okay.
My only concern is it only gives us two tradeable 2nds for a mid-season acquisition.tbhawksfan1 wrote:This is a trade I really like. Haven't checked the money
https://www.yardbarker.com/nba/articles/new_blockbuster_three_team_trade_proposal_sends_kevin_durant_to_toronto_hawks_acquire_elite_shooting/s1_16874_42295466
Hawks Receive: Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale
Raptors Receive: Kevin Durant
Suns Receive: Jakob Poeltl, RJ Barrett, Terance Mann, Vit Krejci, a 2027 top-five protected 1st round pick (via TOR), a 2027 2nd round pick (from ATL, via CLE), a 2029 2nd round pick (from ATL, via CLE), and a 2031 2nd round pick (from ATL, via TOR)
Maybe take out Vit for Kobe
dms269 wrote:My only concern is it only gives us two tradeable 2nds for a mid-season acquisition.tbhawksfan1 wrote:This is a trade I really like. Haven't checked the money
https://www.yardbarker.com/nba/articles/new_blockbuster_three_team_trade_proposal_sends_kevin_durant_to_toronto_hawks_acquire_elite_shooting/s1_16874_42295466
Hawks Receive: Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale
Raptors Receive: Kevin Durant
Suns Receive: Jakob Poeltl, RJ Barrett, Terance Mann, Vit Krejci, a 2027 top-five protected 1st round pick (via TOR), a 2027 2nd round pick (from ATL, via CLE), a 2029 2nd round pick (from ATL, via CLE), and a 2031 2nd round pick (from ATL, via TOR)
Maybe take out Vit for Kobe
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