Whole Truth wrote:jbk1234 wrote:Whole Truth wrote:
Idk if this is in reference to me or not in mentioning #1 Sarr in trade.
If it is, I'm suggesting BI for Garland so NO's can get the 19yo 2yrs away, for 2 reasons.
History shows, Zion is unlikely to stay healthy so at some point they will be turning to development where BI used to carry the team in Zion's absence, if they deal him for Garland. Murphy cannot do that. Murphy is a spacing chemistry fit with Zion who doesn't have BI's talent to carry a team. By targeting Sarr, NO's can pivot direction in case of a Zion injury, to development & draft. Notice I'm trading the Lakers 1st not NO's for control over draft.
To satisfy any goal to contend for Zion, sign or trade for a C that will bridge a gap between contention & development. Zion is still only 23/24 & can afford a 2yr soft reset to raise back the ceiling that the CJ trade collapsed. It will also allow NO's to find out if ZIon is actually worth building around. With far less risk based in a lack of control over value.
It's not, the Ingram trade is entirely dependent upon his salary expectations. The Pelicans are being very, very clear they're not offering him a max extension. The trade partners are publicly non-plussed about the idea. So he's going to process that how and when he's going to process that.
The specific issue with your specific trade is you're using Garland to get No. 4 and I don't see the Cavs pulling the trigger before the draft.
Ok, I wanted to clarify because I don't think anyone else mentioned Sarr.
What do you think would hold up the deal, BI's extension ?, Cavs wanting to explore more options ? etc..
Things that probably need to happen before the Cavs even entertain the idea of trading him: (1) Mitchell actually signs an extension; (2) the Cavs hire a coach; and (3) they sit down with Garland in a room and talk it out.
If the trade involves BI, then a 4th thing needs to happen.