SmartWentCrazy wrote:BigTrade92 wrote:SmartWentCrazy wrote:
Danny was the outlier on Oden vs Durant, too.
He may be wrong, he may be right. But I'd rather have the guy that has the balls to trust his gut than the weenie who only drafts consensus BPA.
Danny always wanted to trade this years Brooklyn pick, plus several others for Justice Winslow.
Danny isn't god. He makes questionable moves. This is easily his most questionable move yet and on paper looks horrible.
He just build a stacked team in Philly and STILL let them off the hook by keeping one of the Sacramento or Lakers picks. So they'll soon enough be ADDING to that core. Horrible.
No, the BKN pick in question was 2016. If you're gunna blast someone for something that didn't happen, at least pick the right rumor.
I never claimed he was god, so congrats on the strawman.
Ainge had Tatum above Fultz. Rather than picking Tatum 1, he traded down to get him for a cheaper salary while adding a future asset. The same posters criticizing him for the trade would be crucifying him for drafting Tatum and not trading down.
I'm a Fultz nut hugger. I had him #1. But I could be wrong. I wish we got better value, but, this wasn't a bad deal.
Sure okay, he wanted to give up Jaylen Brown for Winslow, even better...
And I'm not claiming you specifically think Ainge is a god, meant it in a general sense to the Ainge apologists on here, blindly defending him like he does no wrong.
Good value is the 3rd, Sac AND the LAL pick. Getting only one, with protection, and moving down two spots is horrible. It's a fleecing.
Even if Ainge didn't want Fultz, teams still lusted after him, clearly. There was a better deal to be had. Heck, he could've held out another 4 days to get it. Heck, he could've drafted Fultz and used him as bait and Philly probably would've bitten.
Instead he settled for a drop down and a single protected lottery pick? WTF is that?




























