Qwigglez wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Can the Pels even afford to take on Anunoby with them being at 169 million and well over the LT next season? Is there a secondary pivot for us IF either team were to trade for Anunoby? Does a Grant offer then become more intriguing if one of these teams blows there assets/cap flexibility on Anunoby? Or does going stronger on Vanderbilt or trading for Collins at lowest possible value in a buy low/ trade high value recoup premise seem more reasonable??
Well the Pels would certainly trump the Suns offer automatically just because they own the 2023 Lakers 1st, and then the Bucks 2025 and 2027 pick. I see the Pels easily making this deal. I could see the Pels potentially making a deal over the summer, or even before the next deadline if they feel salaries will be an issue and they can probably trade Ingram or Anunoby depending on who they like more. However, until then I don't see why they wouldn't make a deal, unless it's to conserve salary and not overspend.
But yeah, Suns backup options are probably John Collins, Jerami Grant. Grant even more so than Collins just because he can spread the floor better. However, I'm sure James Jones is aware how much money Grant wants this off-season and I think that makes Collins contract far more appealing.
Trade Shamet and Saric for Collins
Still use Crowder and Payne to maybe get a bench shooter - even if its a guy Eric Gordon














