Fierce1 wrote:With LaVine going to the Kings, I wonder if Keon Ellis is available.
He's better than Springer and only has a 2m contract.
I like Ellis, I mentioned him before. That's a sneaky good type of move for the C's future since the Kings are in rebuild mode. I don't see any team taking Springer at this point. What would be their incentive? If that's who you were thinking about moving.
I could see XMan as a possibility at the deadline for him because they have slots to fill. They are thin up front especially after this season.
Lavine, Monk and DeRozan pretty much make Ellis worthless at this point because their contracts are more important to get use out of.
If the C's go back to back, I'm all in on from moving PP. IMO, all the blood has been squeezed from that rock for us and IMO, he deserves to get more minutes.
Go for the dynasty label with your horses and cut the excess fat from the payroll. I think with a full offseason of rest, JT-JB-KP-Jrue-White still have some gas left in the tank to make a run, but the bench will be different because of the tax.
I posted earlier about moving PP, Sam and XMan to free up 20mil next season.
If it's a move in the offseason, use PP and Sam's contracts to bring in smaller contracts but also attain picks.
C's get Ellis and Kings 2nd from Chi (still confused about the specifics, but I think this pick will convey)
Kings get Sam
Peterson will have to replace Sam
C's cut payroll down to 213mil which will still keep them over the projected 208mil 2nd apron next year but, that means they can move PP for a smaller contract also which will bring them closer to going under the 2nd apron. An XMan move gets them under the 2nd apron. Then, it seems all trades much be matched dollar for dollar.
C's get Clips 25' 1st
Griz get PP
Ellis can replace PP
Move XMan for a future 2nd, Anton can replace him
Payroll cut to around 203mil
Try to package the C's own 1st and the Clips 1st to move up or to acquire more draft assets
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