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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7021 » by ejs78 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 3:18 pm

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Man a FRP for Thybulle? Are you serious? Only daoneandmoron wanted him for that price.
Not joking please.

Cavs and Heat wanted THJ, they overrated our players value like they did with Kleber years ago.
Powell is an expires, you can trade an expires everyday but probably Cuban will want to extend him again because he is his buddy.
PO 2023 and we have Dwight Powell starting C. Do you remember last year? That's embarassing.

Honestly it's incredible that they traded DFS and SD, maybe Cuban was drunk.

They went short again, it's easy justify them thinking about next OF because we will have cap space ecc ecc do you really want another Plan Powder?

Serious question, if you hate the players and your hate the front office and ownership and you hate the way they run the team and you’re not from Dallas why do you follow the Mavs and post on a Mavs message board. You know you’re more than free to follow another team right? The Lakers have room on their band wagon. I’m sure the Suns fans will accept you.


I don't hate the player, i can judge them objectively... When someone here consider DFS and Maxi limited then is called "no real Mavs fans" or "hater" :lol: :lol: :lol:
This is the level of basketball knowledge in the Mavs fanbase(perfect for our FO of course).

You, and others, were wrong a lot of time about players but you never made a step back.
The posts are here, everytime someone proposed a good trade i've read a lot of bullsh*t.
Now I'm out of patience and I say things as they are without censorship, someone should delete the account from how many crap he wrote... and even with arrogance. This is ridiculous.

I know that a board full of morons who thinks that all Mavs player are good could be a better place for your self-masurbation.
But check the reality sometimes.


Another member asks why you seem to hate everything and the response is the board full of morons. This begs the question if you seem to hate the team and everyone is a moron why are you here?

Don't get me wrong I've had run ins with members before, but this is at an all time level scorched earth that doesn't really feel necessary.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7022 » by Mr B » Fri Feb 10, 2023 4:44 pm

41Dirk41 wrote:
Mr B wrote:
41Dirk41 wrote:
Man a FRP for Thybulle? Are you serious? Only daoneandmoron wanted him for that price.
Not joking please.

Cavs and Heat wanted THJ, they overrated our players value like they did with Kleber years ago.
Powell is an expires, you can trade an expires everyday but probably Cuban will want to extend him again because he is his buddy.
PO 2023 and we have Dwight Powell starting C. Do you remember last year? That's embarassing.

Honestly it's incredible that they traded DFS and SD, maybe Cuban was drunk.

They went short again, it's easy justify them thinking about next OF because we will have cap space ecc ecc do you really want another Plan Powder?

Serious question, if you hate the players and your hate the front office and ownership and you hate the way they run the team and you’re not from Dallas why do you follow the Mavs and post on a Mavs message board. You know you’re more than free to follow another team right? The Lakers have room on their band wagon. I’m sure the Suns fans will accept you.


I don't hate the player, i can judge them objectively... When someone here consider DFS and Maxi limited then is called "no real Mavs fans" or "hater" :lol: :lol: :lol:
This is the level of basketball knowledge in the Mavs fanbase(perfect for our FO of course).

You, and others, were wrong a lot of time about players but you never made a step back.
The posts are here, everytime someone proposed a good trade i've read a lot of bullsh*t.
Now I'm out of patience and I say things as they are without censorship, someone should delete the account from how many crap he wrote... and even with arrogance. This is ridiculous.

I know that a board full of morons who thinks that all Mavs player are good could be a better place for your self-masurbation.
But check the reality sometimes.

Hahaha!
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7023 » by Apz » Fri Feb 10, 2023 5:16 pm

Only me that feels nba goes into some posttradeline depression after the tradedeadline? The tradeboard dies down amd same with discussions outside gamethreafs. Doesnt help that like 80% of the teams dont have picks so draft isnt intresting. Like, outside wemby and scoot i cant name anyone in draft this year
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7024 » by BeiBeau » Fri Feb 10, 2023 5:22 pm

Apz wrote:Only me that feels nba goes into some posttradeline depression after the tradedeadline? The tradeboard dies down amd same with discussions outside gamethreafs. Doesnt help that like 80% of the teams dont have picks so draft isnt intresting. Like, outside wemby and scoot i cant name anyone in draft this year


This is when we shift to the game threads and the GB.

Lets go **** talk some suns fans boyz. They were butt hurt about last years playoffs in a thread the other day. It was delicious.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7025 » by Archx » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:10 pm

For entertainment purposes only.

Read on Twitter
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7026 » by 41Dirk41 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:19 pm

Archx wrote:For entertainment purposes only.

Read on Twitter


Actually putting together Luka-Kyrie-Wood is beyond the wildest expectations for a franchise led by Mark Cuban.
Could they do better? Yes, of course.

But it's ok, we will watch funny games.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7027 » by Dirk » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:30 pm

Archx wrote:For entertainment purposes only.

Read on Twitter


Very strange comparison. That account clearly is trying to improve Nico's image who fumbled Brunson and gave a contract to McGee. Heck, for strange reasons, Wood (who he traded for and has been okay) supposedly was shopped around.

Nelson had that KP trade the backfired. Let's hope Kyrie works better. The trades are kind of similar, "low risk" at the time, but if they fail, it will be limited assets burned away.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7028 » by Archx » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:42 pm

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Archx wrote:For entertainment purposes only.

Read on Twitter


Very strange comparison. That account clearly is trying to improve Nico's image who fumbled Brunson and gave a contract to McGee. Heck, for strange reasons, Wood (who he traded for and has been okay) supposedly was shopped around.

Nelson had that KP trade the backfired. Let's hope Kyrie works better. The trades are kind of similar, "low risk" at the time, but if they fail, it will be limited assets burned away.


Yep and if you go slightly back you could add Brunson and Luka to that list. Well not Brunson but certanly Luka.

Still, what Nico has done has been somewhat impressive regarding trades. But the Brunson fiasco and soon to be Wood on that list, i can't get over the fact that he also made some massive blunders.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7029 » by Bob8 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:48 pm

Archx wrote:
Dirk wrote:
Archx wrote:For entertainment purposes only.

Read on Twitter


Very strange comparison. That account clearly is trying to improve Nico's image who fumbled Brunson and gave a contract to McGee. Heck, for strange reasons, Wood (who he traded for and has been okay) supposedly was shopped around.

Nelson had that KP trade the backfired. Let's hope Kyrie works better. The trades are kind of similar, "low risk" at the time, but if they fail, it will be limited assets burned away.


Yep and if you go slightly back you could add Brunson and Luka to that list. Well not Brunson but certanly Luka.

Still, what Nico has done has been somewhat impressive regarding trades. But the Brunson fiasco and soon to be Wood on that list, i can't get over the fact that he also made some massive blunders.


What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7030 » by dirkules_41 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:58 pm

Bob8 wrote:
Archx wrote:
Dirk wrote:
Very strange comparison. That account clearly is trying to improve Nico's image who fumbled Brunson and gave a contract to McGee. Heck, for strange reasons, Wood (who he traded for and has been okay) supposedly was shopped around.

Nelson had that KP trade the backfired. Let's hope Kyrie works better. The trades are kind of similar, "low risk" at the time, but if they fail, it will be limited assets burned away.


Yep and if you go slightly back you could add Brunson and Luka to that list. Well not Brunson but certanly Luka.

Still, what Nico has done has been somewhat impressive regarding trades. But the Brunson fiasco and soon to be Wood on that list, i can't get over the fact that he also made some massive blunders.


What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?

I want him here for the long term. There'll always be a good role for his skillsets around Luka and Kyrie. Kyrie plays with him in the offseason too, so that should help.

Also how do you know nobody wanted him? That's your assumption based on the fact that he wasn't traded. We have no idea what the FO dangled him for.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7031 » by Archx » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:00 pm

Bob8 wrote:What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?


From Callie Caplan.

A person familiar with negotiations confirmed Dallas’ front office has not offered Wood a contract extension, despite recent national reporting to the contrary. Doing so would appear unlikely to benefit the Mavericks’ roster-building flexibility as they evaluate long-term prospects with the controversy-ridden Irving.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7032 » by Bob8 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:01 pm

dirkules_41 wrote:
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Archx wrote:
Yep and if you go slightly back you could add Brunson and Luka to that list. Well not Brunson but certanly Luka.

Still, what Nico has done has been somewhat impressive regarding trades. But the Brunson fiasco and soon to be Wood on that list, i can't get over the fact that he also made some massive blunders.


What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?

I want him here for the long term. There'll always be a good role for his skillsets around Luka and Kyrie. Kyrie plays with him in the offseason too, so that should help.


I believe Mavs offered him a contract, which represents his value on the market. Unfortunately he believes that he deserves more, future will show, if he's right.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7033 » by dirkules_41 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:12 pm

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What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?

I want him here for the long term. There'll always be a good role for his skillsets around Luka and Kyrie. Kyrie plays with him in the offseason too, so that should help.


I believe Mavs offered him a contract, which represents his value on the market. Unfortunately he believes that he deserves more, future will show, if he's right.

Both of those things are pure speculation. We don't know either of those things for certain. Let's see what happens. I strongly think an athletic big who can roll, hit 3s and block shots is a big asset for a Luka/Kyrie led team. Just a matter of getting the value right.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7034 » by Bob8 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:18 pm

Archx wrote:
Bob8 wrote:What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?


From Callie Caplan.

A person familiar with negotiations confirmed Dallas’ front office has not offered Wood a contract extension, despite recent national reporting to the contrary. Doing so would appear unlikely to benefit the Mavericks’ roster-building flexibility as they evaluate long-term prospects with the controversy-ridden Irving.


Nobody knows what's going on for sure, but we have seen there's no big interest for Wood, from others or from Mavs site. And that's telling. I can understand Mavs not wanting to commit before they know, what happens to Kyrie.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7035 » by dirkules_41 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:23 pm

Bob8 wrote:
Archx wrote:
Bob8 wrote:What Wood fiasco? Nobody wants Wood. Why do you think that something will drastically change in offseason?


From Callie Caplan.

A person familiar with negotiations confirmed Dallas’ front office has not offered Wood a contract extension, despite recent national reporting to the contrary. Doing so would appear unlikely to benefit the Mavericks’ roster-building flexibility as they evaluate long-term prospects with the controversy-ridden Irving.


Nobody knows what's going on for sure, but we have seen there's no big interest for Wood, from others or from Mavs site. And that's telling. I can understand Mavs not wanting to commit before they know, what happens to Kyrie.

See we just don't know that part in bold - we have no clue. I think the parts in italics on the other hand are very fair statements.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7036 » by Bob8 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:27 pm

dirkules_41 wrote:
Bob8 wrote:
Archx wrote:
From Callie Caplan.

A person familiar with negotiations confirmed Dallas’ front office has not offered Wood a contract extension, despite recent national reporting to the contrary. Doing so would appear unlikely to benefit the Mavericks’ roster-building flexibility as they evaluate long-term prospects with the controversy-ridden Irving.


Nobody knows what's going on for sure, but we have seen there's no big interest for Wood, from others or from Mavs site. And that's telling. I can understand Mavs not wanting to commit before they know, what happens to Kyrie.

See we just don't know that part in bold - we have no clue. I think the parts in italics on the other hand are very fair statements.


I believe it was very clear that they were shopping him before trade line, without any success. And parts in italics tell us that they didn't offer him new contracts, meaning no big interest from Mavs part either.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7037 » by arkuo » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:29 pm

Mavs should just do what the Suns did to Deandre Ayton. Which is to go out and find yourself the biggest deal you possibly can. And we'll match it within 10 minutes. That's what Ayton did with Indiana and here we are.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7038 » by ejs78 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:30 pm

dirkules_41 wrote:
Bob8 wrote:
Archx wrote:
From Callie Caplan.

A person familiar with negotiations confirmed Dallas’ front office has not offered Wood a contract extension, despite recent national reporting to the contrary. Doing so would appear unlikely to benefit the Mavericks’ roster-building flexibility as they evaluate long-term prospects with the controversy-ridden Irving.


Nobody knows what's going on for sure, but we have seen there's no big interest for Wood, from others or from Mavs site. And that's telling. I can understand Mavs not wanting to commit before they know, what happens to Kyrie.

See we just don't know that part in bold - we have no clue. I think the parts in italics on the other hand are very fair statements.
Clearly all we have is reporting, but all the reporting has stated Wood doesnt have a much of a market (maybe its his agent lol). You can look back at a post I had last night. The teams with cap space don't really seem likely to sign Wood and do we really think teams will clear space for him?

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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7039 » by arkuo » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:32 pm

ejs78 wrote:
dirkules_41 wrote:
Bob8 wrote:
Nobody knows what's going on for sure, but we have seen there's no big interest for Wood, from others or from Mavs site. And that's telling. I can understand Mavs not wanting to commit before they know, what happens to Kyrie.

See we just don't know that part in bold - we have no clue. I think the parts in italics on the other hand are very fair statements.
Clearly all we have is reporting, but all the reporting has stated Wood doesnt have a much of a market (maybe its his agent lol). You can look back at a post I had last night. The teams with cap space don't really seem likely to sign Wood and do we really think teams will clear space for him?

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I've watched podcasts say Wood probably has Bobby Portis type of value contract wise. Wood is probably looking for a Jerami Grant type of contract which is $28M per. He won't get that with the Mavs and he won't get that on the open market.
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Re: Trade Discussion 22/23 

Post#7040 » by dirkules_41 » Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:42 pm

arkuo wrote:
ejs78 wrote:
dirkules_41 wrote:See we just don't know that part in bold - we have no clue. I think the parts in italics on the other hand are very fair statements.
Clearly all we have is reporting, but all the reporting has stated Wood doesnt have a much of a market (maybe its his agent lol). You can look back at a post I had last night. The teams with cap space don't really seem likely to sign Wood and do we really think teams will clear space for him?

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I've watched podcasts say Wood probably has Bobby Portis type of value contract wise. Wood is probably looking for a Jerami Grant type of contract which is $28M per. He won't get that with the Mavs and he won't get that on the open market.

Nobody knows what he's looking for except for him and his inner circle. We do know he's looking to play winning basketball - so eventually he'll have to decide if he wants to make a few extra bucks on a losing team or contend and pass up a few $.

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