Phnxsports wrote:Is it me, or is it maddening that Suns fans on this board CONSISTENTLY overvalue our trade assets. Rant over.
Just you
This happens on every board, every fanbase
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Phnxsports wrote:Is it me, or is it maddening that Suns fans on this board CONSISTENTLY overvalue our trade assets. Rant over.
?t=oDJiDGcDyV1LKbGy88tu3g&s=19bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:Kyrie is always a god damn wildcard. This is why I just can't take Brooklyn seriously as a contender.
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Exactly why I don't want anything to do with him. A week or so ago, there was a report he wanted to sign an extension with Brooklyn and that didn't happen so now he wants out. Not that it's all that rare these days but I just can't with Kyrie
Not to mention, he's burned bridges with every team he's been with
He has leverage for a week and then I think he caves on extension. I am pretty sure all the teams with cap space this summer are bad, and probably wouldn't want to pay him anyway, so his best bet is to cave and take BKN's best offer, which will probably slightly improve. I already think it is pretty strong.

TeamTragic wrote:Qwigglez wrote:I think Kyrie is just using this to get the contract extension he wants. However... I could see the Nets standing firm with their contract since they have clear differences in opinion about things other than basketball. So I guess we will see.
I don't see Suns being interested that much in Kyrie, unless he specifically states that he would sign an extension with the Suns. I do feel Kyrie wants to play with Booker, however I think he wants to go to LA more. Because of that I am unsure I trade anything but CP3 and Jae for Kyrie. I also think James Jones is loyal and won't do CP3 like that.
I'd still go after FVV as he is cheaper and we could probably get him while keeping our core group intact.
FVV does not put this team over the top and he will command 20M+.
Kyrie puts this team over the top and he gets to play with Booker.

WeekapaugGroove wrote:bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:Exactly why I don't want anything to do with him. A week or so ago, there was a report he wanted to sign an extension with Brooklyn and that didn't happen so now he wants out. Not that it's all that rare these days but I just can't with Kyrie
Not to mention, he's burned bridges with every team he's been with
He has leverage for a week and then I think he caves on extension. I am pretty sure all the teams with cap space this summer are bad, and probably wouldn't want to pay him anyway, so his best bet is to cave and take BKN's best offer, which will probably slightly improve. I already think it is pretty strong.
Could be negotiating through the media but...
I do think the Nets owner just gets sick of all this **** at some point.
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WeekapaugGroove wrote:I have no **** idea what Kyrie or the Nets will actually do. I stopped trying to predict actions of irrational people a long time ago.bwgood77 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I fail to see how Dallas can really put together anything that Brooklyn would actually want in a trade.
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Dinwiddie would be a nice piece. I can't remember how he left Brooklyn if there was bad blood but I imagine they'd prefer to Paul given his age...and how well he has played in some games of late. They could also throw in Wood, McGee or some other decent contracts. Kyrie and Doncic could be very scary.
Do you really think they'd prefer Paul and Crowder? Paul if overpaid for production and the price to cut him is high for a player who gives you nothing and Jae expires and could go anywhere.
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WeekapaugGroove wrote:?t=oDJiDGcDyV1LKbGy88tu3g&s=19bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:Exactly why I don't want anything to do with him. A week or so ago, there was a report he wanted to sign an extension with Brooklyn and that didn't happen so now he wants out. Not that it's all that rare these days but I just can't with Kyrie
Not to mention, he's burned bridges with every team he's been with
He has leverage for a week and then I think he caves on extension. I am pretty sure all the teams with cap space this summer are bad, and probably wouldn't want to pay him anyway, so his best bet is to cave and take BKN's best offer, which will probably slightly improve. I already think it is pretty strong.
Could be negotiating through the media but...
I do think the Nets owner just gets sick of all this **** at some point.
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Ghost of Kleine wrote:
bwgood77 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I have no **** idea what Kyrie or the Nets will actually do. I stopped trying to predict actions of irrational people a long time ago.bwgood77 wrote:
Dinwiddie would be a nice piece. I can't remember how he left Brooklyn if there was bad blood but I imagine they'd prefer to Paul given his age...and how well he has played in some games of late. They could also throw in Wood, McGee or some other decent contracts. Kyrie and Doncic could be very scary.
Do you really think they'd prefer Paul and Crowder? Paul if overpaid for production and the price to cut him is high for a player who gives you nothing and Jae expires and could go anywhere.
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I just think Dallas could put together a better offer for what they would need (a PG) and maybe a stretch big (Wood) or backup big (McGee or something). Unless we would give up Bridges and they said they didn't want Ayton. And Claxton is playing well on reasonable deal. They have shooters...so do they prefer Cam and filler or something like Dinwiddie and Wood? If we throw in Bridges or they do suddenly want Ayton for some reason, maybe, but that doesn't solve their PG issue.

bwgood77 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:Do you think Kyrie is capable of keeping his head down and just balling for an extended period of time? Last time he did that was what early Cav days?bwgood77 wrote:
His leverage is high. They should just pay him. I know the owner is hesitant but he's a hell of a lot more tradeable and will have far more value if he is under contract for 4 years. No team may want him now but would later if he keeps his head down like he has since his apology or whatever.
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I don't know. I never thought so but the COVID thing was a little different. I do think he would create something but after the hot water he got in with the Jewish stuff, I think he may have gotten a bit of a wakeup call with Silver involved and all that and if he's paid, I think it's a slight possibility.
I can understandd why BKN is hesitating on a long term guaranteed deal. I think they had already offered one with incentives on games played and team options, etc.
I still think they almost have no choice. Can't let stars walk away if they make you a contender when healthy and playing. I know many believe they are not close to contender with him, KD and role players, and maybe Simmons still getting back to form, but I think they are. They were way up there even with their terrible start when Kyrie came back...probably the best overall record for a stretch.
bwgood77 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I fail to see how Dallas can really put together anything that Brooklyn would actually want in a trade.spanishninja wrote:the reason i want us to do this is just to keep other west teams from getting him. dallas a d lakers are interested as well.
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Dinwiddie would be a nice piece. I can't remember how he left Brooklyn if there was bad blood but I imagine they'd prefer to Paul given his age...and how well he has played in some games of late. They could also throw in Wood, McGee or some other decent contracts. Kyrie and Doncic could be very scary.
Do you really think they'd prefer Paul and Crowder? Paul if overpaid for production and the price to cut him is high for a player who gives you nothing and Jae expires and could go anywhere.

WeekapaugGroove wrote:?t=oDJiDGcDyV1LKbGy88tu3g&s=19bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:Exactly why I don't want anything to do with him. A week or so ago, there was a report he wanted to sign an extension with Brooklyn and that didn't happen so now he wants out. Not that it's all that rare these days but I just can't with Kyrie
Not to mention, he's burned bridges with every team he's been with
He has leverage for a week and then I think he caves on extension. I am pretty sure all the teams with cap space this summer are bad, and probably wouldn't want to pay him anyway, so his best bet is to cave and take BKN's best offer, which will probably slightly improve. I already think it is pretty strong.
Could be negotiating through the media but...
I do think the Nets owner just gets sick of all this **** at some point.
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Qwigglez wrote:TeamTragic wrote:Qwigglez wrote:I think Kyrie is just using this to get the contract extension he wants. However... I could see the Nets standing firm with their contract since they have clear differences in opinion about things other than basketball. So I guess we will see.
I don't see Suns being interested that much in Kyrie, unless he specifically states that he would sign an extension with the Suns. I do feel Kyrie wants to play with Booker, however I think he wants to go to LA more. Because of that I am unsure I trade anything but CP3 and Jae for Kyrie. I also think James Jones is loyal and won't do CP3 like that.
I'd still go after FVV as he is cheaper and we could probably get him while keeping our core group intact.
FVV does not put this team over the top and he will command 20M+.
Kyrie puts this team over the top and he gets to play with Booker.
Oh trust me I know. Kyrie is probably my favorite player to watch outside of the Suns, him and Lillard. So I would trade for Kyrie if it didn't include Bridges, Ayton, or Cam. If that is possible, I do it 100%. I would just hate if he dipped out in free agency, especially if it was to go to the Lakers.
With the emergence of Bridges offense lately, I think we'd be set offensively with Kyrie, and I think it has been shown that we don't necessarily need CP3's playmaking ability anyway. The amount of gravity that Kyrie brings when he is on the floor, will give other guys the opportunity for better shots anyway.
SweaterBae wrote:It's the perfect trade when nobody is happy.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:You just can't try to figure out Kyrie with logic. His brain doesn't work like that.
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SweaterBae wrote:It's the perfect trade when nobody is happy.

TeamTragic wrote:bwgood77 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I have no **** idea what Kyrie or the Nets will actually do. I stopped trying to predict actions of irrational people a long time ago.
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I just think Dallas could put together a better offer for what they would need (a PG) and maybe a stretch big (Wood) or backup big (McGee or something). Unless we would give up Bridges and they said they didn't want Ayton. And Claxton is playing well on reasonable deal. They have shooters...so do they prefer Cam and filler or something like Dinwiddie and Wood? If we throw in Bridges or they do suddenly want Ayton for some reason, maybe, but that doesn't solve their PG issue.
BW seems to feel that our assets are always trash and everytime a player becomes available we never have anything to offer.
I don't know where he is drawing this conclusion because we have had the best two seasons in team history.


SkyBill40 wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:You just can't try to figure out Kyrie with logic. His brain doesn't work like that.
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Irving is the proverbial mystery packaged inside of a riddle and wrapped in an enigma. Pure wildcard.