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Who is Alex Fudge and what does he bring?
Seems like a young version of DJJ or another OMax from the few highlight vids I watched.
Not very skilled offensively.
Seems like a young version of DJJ or another OMax from the few highlight vids I watched.
Not very skilled offensively.
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Time to consolidate contracts.
Since Nico sent out all our picks, time to go all in now. THJ's expiring + Josh Green + Maxi for Jerami Grant. That's a really tall lineup with Grant, Washington and Lively.
Since Nico sent out all our picks, time to go all in now. THJ's expiring + Josh Green + Maxi for Jerami Grant. That's a really tall lineup with Grant, Washington and Lively.
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arkuo wrote:Time to consolidate contracts.
Since Nico sent out all our picks, time to go all in now. THJ's expiring + Josh Green + Maxi for Jerami Grant. That's a really tall lineup with Grant, Washington and Lively.
I think it would take more than that.
I'm not sure throwing in Prosper would even get them to bite.
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Teffer10 wrote:arkuo wrote:Time to consolidate contracts.
Since Nico sent out all our picks, time to go all in now. THJ's expiring + Josh Green + Maxi for Jerami Grant. That's a really tall lineup with Grant, Washington and Lively.
I think it would take more than that.
I'm not sure throwing in Prosper would even get them to bite.
I think it depends on what Portland's goals are. If they intend to build around Scoot, then THJ's expiring wipes out Grant''s contract in a single move.
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arkuo wrote:Teffer10 wrote:arkuo wrote:Time to consolidate contracts.
Since Nico sent out all our picks, time to go all in now. THJ's expiring + Josh Green + Maxi for Jerami Grant. That's a really tall lineup with Grant, Washington and Lively.
I think it would take more than that.
I'm not sure throwing in Prosper would even get them to bite.
I think it depends on what Portland's goals are. If they intend to build around Scoot, then THJ's expiring wipes out Grant''s contract in a single move.
THJ/Maxi/Green/O-max +FRP25 for Grant/Thybulle...
1+1=11
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I was just thinking about us trading away all picks and swaps until 2030: Is it possible the team plans for the 2nd apron next season - going all in with Luka? They will have 2 firsts in hand to upgrade - and maybe they look to add high salary talent?
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Captain_Obvious wrote:I was just thinking about us trading away all picks and swaps until 2030: Is it possible the team plans for the 2nd apron next season - going all in with Luka? They will have 2 firsts in hand to upgrade - and maybe they look to add high salary talent?
I think they can only do 1st 2026 swap. They basically are already all in with Gaff and PJ trades plus with Kyrie's new contract.
The real tradeable assests will be THJ's expiring, Hardy, Green and maybe OMax. Not sure teams will bite on any other players while Lively is basically untouchable.
I think the only thing holding back Mavs is they miss a player like Jason Terry from the bench, if they can find one to replace THJ then this team will be incredibly dangerous with a full off season and better chemistry. PJ improves his shooting and he'll be a huge upgrade over DFS, while Lively keeps developing. Question marks are DJJ and Maxi, what to do with them. We'll see after playoffs, it's hard to say right now.
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What's the temperature on someone like Cam Johnson? Would THJ + filler for Cam Johnson work? BRK can then go all in on 2025 free agency where they would have max cap room to try and get Mitchell or someone else. Filler can be someone like OMax, Hardy, Powell, etc. We get a high level shooter that has a lot of experience playing off stars. He also has size and can sort of fit that MPJ type role here.
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Maverick41 wrote:What's the temperature on someone like Cam Johnson? Would THJ + filler for Cam Johnson work? BRK can then go all in on 2025 free agency where they would have max cap room to try and get Mitchell or someone else. Filler can be someone like OMax, Hardy, Powell, etc. We get a high level shooter that has a lot of experience playing off stars. He also has size and can sort of fit that MPJ type role here.
THJ + Powell + 25 1st should do it, it's a good target, better than Jerami Grant, Mavs really lack scoring and shooting, last thing you'd expect them to lack in the last 6 years, it'd have to be package deal where they also dump DFS and clear cap space in 25.
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Its not about trades this summer ,its about letting go of the past.
Replacements are in place already ..... OMax can and should replace Maxi Kleber ...... Jadon Hardy can and should replace Tim Hardaway Jr.
Neither will start but they can be highly motivated young rotation players on a team that will be a upper echelon competitor for the Championship.
The purge should include Maxi,ThJ,Powell.Morris .Leaders and veterans are already on the Mavs . Kyrie,Dante,and Luka .
Starters next year .... Luka,Kyrie,Dante, PJ, Gafford .....Lively, Green, Hardy,Omax bench squad
Replacements are in place already ..... OMax can and should replace Maxi Kleber ...... Jadon Hardy can and should replace Tim Hardaway Jr.
Neither will start but they can be highly motivated young rotation players on a team that will be a upper echelon competitor for the Championship.
The purge should include Maxi,ThJ,Powell.Morris .Leaders and veterans are already on the Mavs . Kyrie,Dante,and Luka .
Starters next year .... Luka,Kyrie,Dante, PJ, Gafford .....Lively, Green, Hardy,Omax bench squad
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Archx wrote:Captain_Obvious wrote:I was just thinking about us trading away all picks and swaps until 2030: Is it possible the team plans for the 2nd apron next season - going all in with Luka? They will have 2 firsts in hand to upgrade - and maybe they look to add high salary talent?
I think they can only do 1st 2026 swap. They basically are already all in with Gaff and PJ trades plus with Kyrie's new contract.
The real tradeable assests will be THJ's expiring, Hardy, Green and maybe OMax. Not sure teams will bite on any other players while Lively is basically untouchable.
I think the only thing holding back Mavs is they miss a player like Jason Terry from the bench, if they can find one to replace THJ then this team will be incredibly dangerous with a full off season and better chemistry. PJ improves his shooting and he'll be a huge upgrade over DFS, while Lively keeps developing. Question marks are DJJ and Maxi, what to do with them. We'll see after playoffs, it's hard to say right now.
I think we have 2 firsts in hand next offseason (provided we forward our 2024 first to Knicks): 2025 first and 2031 first - both tradable
So I wonder if they will put both on the table and absorb a high risk/high salary talent for expirings. E.g. Lavine? Because if we trade both picks - essentially every pick is traded or swapped - so you might es well blow into the 2nd appron. The upside being you go for glory and pay the high tax for that glory. (the gambler owner pays for it)
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Mavrelous wrote:Maverick41 wrote:What's the temperature on someone like Cam Johnson? Would THJ + filler for Cam Johnson work? BRK can then go all in on 2025 free agency where they would have max cap room to try and get Mitchell or someone else. Filler can be someone like OMax, Hardy, Powell, etc. We get a high level shooter that has a lot of experience playing off stars. He also has size and can sort of fit that MPJ type role here.
THJ + Powell + 25 1st should do it, it's a good target, better than Jerami Grant, Mavs really lack scoring and shooting, last thing you'd expect them to lack in the last 6 years, it'd have to be package deal where they also dump DFS and clear cap space in 25.
Id hate to give up yet another first for a a non all star lvl player, but if they'd do THJ and Green for Cam \Jo, Mavs should jump at it
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daoneandonly wrote:Mavrelous wrote:Maverick41 wrote:What's the temperature on someone like Cam Johnson? Would THJ + filler for Cam Johnson work? BRK can then go all in on 2025 free agency where they would have max cap room to try and get Mitchell or someone else. Filler can be someone like OMax, Hardy, Powell, etc. We get a high level shooter that has a lot of experience playing off stars. He also has size and can sort of fit that MPJ type role here.
THJ + Powell + 25 1st should do it, it's a good target, better than Jerami Grant, Mavs really lack scoring and shooting, last thing you'd expect them to lack in the last 6 years, it'd have to be package deal where they also dump DFS and clear cap space in 25.
Id hate to give up yet another first for a a non all star lvl player, but if they'd do THJ and Green for Cam \Jo, Mavs should jump at it
Maybe the following:
DAL Receives: Cam Johnson + DFS
BRK Receives: THJ + Powell + 25 DAL FRP
UTA Receives: J. Green (into cap space)
DAL gets CamJo + a familiar face. Yes I know this board is split on DFS but he's still a solid wing especially if he won't be asked to do as much as he had to before. A wing rotation of DFS/CamJo/DJJ/PJ (take your pick on who starts) works and fits very well with Luka and Kyrie.
BRK goes all in on 25 FA + pick up a FRP. They also save a ton of money to give extensions to Claxton and maybe L. Walker as well.
UTA absorbs Green into the cap. They got pretty much no wings on the team and a low pressure environment might do good for Green.
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Maverick41 wrote:daoneandonly wrote:Mavrelous wrote:THJ + Powell + 25 1st should do it, it's a good target, better than Jerami Grant, Mavs really lack scoring and shooting, last thing you'd expect them to lack in the last 6 years, it'd have to be package deal where they also dump DFS and clear cap space in 25.
Id hate to give up yet another first for a a non all star lvl player, but if they'd do THJ and Green for Cam \Jo, Mavs should jump at it
Maybe the following:
DAL Receives: Cam Johnson + DFS
BRK Receives: THJ + Powell + 25 DAL FRP
UTA Receives: J. Green (into cap space)
DAL gets CamJo + a familiar face. Yes I know this board is split on DFS but he's still a solid wing especially if he won't be asked to do as much as he had to before. A wing rotation of DFS/CamJo/DJJ/PJ (take your pick on who starts) works and fits very well with Luka and Kyrie.
BRK goes all in on 25 FA + pick up a FRP. They also save a ton of money to give extensions to Claxton and maybe L. Walker as well.
UTA absorbs Green into the cap. They got pretty much no wings on the team and a low pressure environment might do good for Green.
Don't think Dallas can take on that much salary since they're giving up much less.
Love dfs, but he's not worth a 1st anymore
But Green to Utah is super intriguing. Would do that for a middling first if it were on the table
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Don't think Dallas can take on that much salary since they're giving up much less.
Love dfs, but he's not worth a 1st anymore
But Green to Utah is super intriguing. Would do that for a middling first if it were on the table
Because Green's extension kicks in, it gets very close cap-wise. Need to add a small minimum salary/rookie contract out I believe.
Doubt UTA or anyone gives a FRP straight up for Green though. Whatever GM does that right now probably needs to be drug tested.
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Maverick41 wrote:daoneandonly wrote:Mavrelous wrote:THJ + Powell + 25 1st should do it, it's a good target, better than Jerami Grant, Mavs really lack scoring and shooting, last thing you'd expect them to lack in the last 6 years, it'd have to be package deal where they also dump DFS and clear cap space in 25.
Id hate to give up yet another first for a a non all star lvl player, but if they'd do THJ and Green for Cam \Jo, Mavs should jump at it
Maybe the following:
DAL Receives: Cam Johnson + DFS
BRK Receives: THJ + Powell + 25 DAL FRP
UTA Receives: J. Green (into cap space)
DAL gets CamJo + a familiar face. Yes I know this board is split on DFS but he's still a solid wing especially if he won't be asked to do as much as he had to before. A wing rotation of DFS/CamJo/DJJ/PJ (take your pick on who starts) works and fits very well with Luka and Kyrie.
BRK goes all in on 25 FA + pick up a FRP. They also save a ton of money to give extensions to Claxton and maybe L. Walker as well.
UTA absorbs Green into the cap. They got pretty much no wings on the team and a low pressure environment might do good for Green.
The 2027 first-round pick was the only one Dallas had to offer because NBA rules prohibit trading first-round picks in successive years, and the Mavericks owe the Knicks a first-rounder in 2024 or 2025 from the Kristaps Porzingis deal and Brooklyn one in 2029 from the Irving deal
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The 2027 first-round pick was the only one Dallas had to offer because NBA rules prohibit trading first-round picks in successive years, and the Mavericks owe the Knicks a first-rounder in 2024 or 2025 from the Kristaps Porzingis deal and Brooklyn one in 2029 from the Irving deal
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure we can trade the 2025 because the 2024 one will transmit to NY this offseason barring we miss the playoffs and somehow get lucky in the lottery.
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Maverick41 wrote:ChipotleWest wrote:
The 2027 first-round pick was the only one Dallas had to offer because NBA rules prohibit trading first-round picks in successive years, and the Mavericks owe the Knicks a first-rounder in 2024 or 2025 from the Kristaps Porzingis deal and Brooklyn one in 2029 from the Irving deal
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure we can trade the 2025 because the 2024 one will transmit to NY this offseason barring we miss the playoffs and somehow get lucky in the lottery.
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Archx wrote:Maverick41 wrote:ChipotleWest wrote:
The 2027 first-round pick was the only one Dallas had to offer because NBA rules prohibit trading first-round picks in successive years, and the Mavericks owe the Knicks a first-rounder in 2024 or 2025 from the Kristaps Porzingis deal and Brooklyn one in 2029 from the Irving deal
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure we can trade the 2025 because the 2024 one will transmit to NY this offseason barring we miss the playoffs and somehow get lucky in the lottery.
Thanks, Archx. We've given up so many picks, it's hard to keep up.
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Archx wrote:Maverick41 wrote:ChipotleWest wrote:
The 2027 first-round pick was the only one Dallas had to offer because NBA rules prohibit trading first-round picks in successive years, and the Mavericks owe the Knicks a first-rounder in 2024 or 2025 from the Kristaps Porzingis deal and Brooklyn one in 2029 from the Irving deal
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure we can trade the 2025 because the 2024 one will transmit to NY this offseason barring we miss the playoffs and somehow get lucky in the lottery.
I thought if we gave the Knicks our 2024 which is going to happen because we're not bottom 10, we then have to draft in 2025 and can't trade it because it would be two years in a row? That's why repeatedly it was said we could only trade 2027 which we did for Washington. I never said we didn't have any picks just that we couldn't trade them.