Cornbread wrote:Trippinskarlo wrote:Celtics
In: kevin Love, KOQ
Out: Bradley, Rozier, memphis pick, boston 2018 pick, 2nd rounder, filler.
Knicks
In: memphis pick, boston 2018, 2nd rounder, filler.
Out: Melo, KOQ
Cavs
In: Bradley, rozier, Melo
Out: Love, filler
Celtics get a skilled big that rebounds and can shoot the three. Works great ib the system and is a legit allstar. We also get another big with potential on the glass and defensively. This frees up our backcourt as well for our players of the future.
Knicks get to dump melo and get decent value. Can now easily tank for picks and get multiple firsts to help them rebuild properlu.
Cavs get another guy in melo that can get his own. Takes tons of pressure off lebron and great in playoffs. They also get one of the best 3 and d players in the entire league, as well as add a quality backup or even starting pg in rozier. They get much deeper and Love is a huge injury liability.
Feedback? Try not to be to harsh, firsr trade I have ever put together and I dont really understand the cap so well. More wondering if the value is there and if you think the teams in question pull the trigger.
Sorry for any typos,
Thanks.
Without getting into the details, the general framework of Bradley/Melo to the Cavs, Love to the Cs, assets to the Knicks makes sense. Probably need one moderate asset to go from Cleveland to NY in addition to the assets from the Cs.
Kevin Loves knees are a red flag right now. No team would make that trade at the deadline or this off season at this point. I wouldn't trust it. Also, AB is a two way player and Kevin Love isn't plus Love is I believe 3 years older than a 25 year old AB. My issue is strictly giving away a two dimensional player for a one dimensional star. If we could trade a 2D player for a 2D player, I'd be intrigued. Other issue I have here is The Cavs, load the hell up on 2 guys who bring 40ppg cumulatively to the table. The knicks do this deal strait up for Kevin Love for Carmelo Anthony. If they could have they already would have. N they can't. Now they're going to get a trade they want but in reality can't have plus they get AB? To me, that's insane x 2. Knicks have no more leverage. They're shot with Carmelo Anthony. No one wants him and if they do, they can't every get what they deem as fair value cause he's 32 going on 40 and he's got a trade kicker. His best years are behind him completely. He's already a highly paid premadonna, whose no longer worth the risk. Knicks are looking for a get outta jail free card and your trade scenario not only does that, but that trade gifts Cleveland who are in our own conference, even more space between us and them and it gifts, the Knicks, who are in our own conference a clean slate to right their wrongs. If anything, i wouldn't do any trade with AB in our own conference and if I wouldn't I wouldn't do a thing to help the Cavs, create more space between us and them, when we are literally trying to overtake them by next year on a permanent basis. This year is not likely but there's an outside chance.