Hello Brooklyn wrote:winforlose wrote:Hello Brooklyn wrote:
Look at what Rudy Gobert got.
Look at what Anthony Davis got.
KD is a far better player than both and is on a 4 year deal.
Saying we would just get Ingram is laughable. AD got Ingram, Ball, Hart and a ton of picks.
1. AD wasn’t nearly as injury prone at the time. AD was also 25 or 26 when the trade talks started. KD is 34 has played 90 games in the last 3 years.
2. KD is a flight risk on just about any team that isn’t a contender. This greatly lowers his value. His value is further lowered by his recent demand for the firing of his GM and HC. Any player who does this is a locker room cancer.
3. KD’s contract will likely decline in value relative to cost as he approaches 37.
4. The Nets should not trade KD as it is both bad for them and the league. Brooklyn will never get sufficient value to remain competitive especially if they dump Irving for picks and Westbrook. The league meanwhile will have another example of a big contract player forcing his way out. Nets need to hold the line and the NBA needs to have their backs.
1. Complete lie. AD was very injury prone. KD at 34 is 10x better than AD ever was. And he only had 1 year left where KD has 4.
2. Hes under contract for 4 years. Any player you trade for ever is a flight risk.
3. Even at 37 he can be a high level player like LeBron
4. I agree. But Durant is an idiot and wants out. What can we do?
1. KD’s worst season before the trade demand was 61 games played. He had multiple 70+ seasons and while he may have been dinged up he wasn’t nearly the risk he is now.
2. KD is extra toxic having walked away from an excellent OKC for GSW, then leaving GSW to form a super team in Brooklyn then trying to bully his way out of Brooklyn. No team not on that list can afford to gamble huge assets on a player who has history and stoops to lows of publicly demanding the firing of the GM and HC. The risk is way to high relative to the reward.
3. Not everyone is Lebron or CP3. You hope he ages well, but you don’t know. It is a risk. Everything in a trade discussion comes down to risk/reward and KD has a ton of risk. Moreover, even with Irving and Seth Curry KD could not win a single playoff game against Boston. That is telling. He may be elite, but this isn’t 2k and he isn’t a cheat code.
4. Nets can keep him and use their leverage to make him **** up and play. If he doesn’t like it then he should forfeit his best earning years and the Nets should be treated as heroes by the league who create a new procedure to compensate teams for this situation. Enough is enough.





















