Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st)

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Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#1 » by pipfan » Mon Jun 24, 2024 11:50 am

Assume Sarr goes to ATL

I don't think Risacher is the best fit with Wash, and he seems to be consensus top 2
Wash could REALLY use some defense, and Clingon would be a nice addition

Risacher looks like a great fit in SA (plus he's French-a bonus with Wemby)

SA sends #4, Branham and the Chi 2025 top 10 protected pick for #2

Wash gets their guy at #4 (Hou won't take Clingon, I assume) and adds a future pick, a guard prospect and pays a cheaper salary at #4 than #2 for 4 years

SA gets an awesome long term fit at the SF
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#2 » by Frichuela » Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:16 pm

Yes. This would make sense from WAS perspective in such scenario.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#3 » by Texas Chuck » Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:21 pm

Houston might not take Clingon, but definitely a danger to trade the pick to a team that wants him. So Washington would need to be okay going down for just that pick without getting him specifically.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#4 » by daoneandonly » Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:53 pm

I dont think Wahsington should have to take on Graham for no real reason, otherwise makes sense
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#5 » by Mamba4Goat » Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:56 pm

I uhh…wouldn’t trust the Bulls enough to trade that pick. It could be a very good pick.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#6 » by HornetJail » Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:05 pm

Mamba4Goat wrote:I uhh…wouldn’t trust the Bulls enough to trade that pick. It could be a very good pick.

it's top 10 to top 8 protected from 2025 to 2027, then turns into 2nds. If the Bulls are starting a tank job now, that pick doesn't really have a great chance to even convey. If it does, it'll be nice for the Wizards, but it's far from a guarantee they'll see anything for that trade down.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#7 » by pipfan » Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:26 pm

It's rare that a team like Chi would be bottom 10/8/8, so good chance the pick conveys

I counted Graham as a slight positive for Wash, to boost their return a bit. He was an afterthought here

originally I posted 4/8 for 2/26, but it was shot down
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#8 » by jbk1234 » Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:34 pm

pipfan wrote:It's rare that a team like Chi would be bottom 10/8/8, so good chance the pick conveys

I counted Graham as a slight positive for Wash, to boost their return a bit. He was an afterthought here

originally I posted 4/8 for 2/26, but it was shot down


I really struggle with whether that Bulls pick conveys next summer. Even with the new lottery odds, it's not difficult to retain a top 10 pick. Caruso was the best defender and they traded him for a guy who has a long way to go on that front. They could lose P. Williams this summer. The Bulls could easily roll out a bottom 3 defense this season.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#9 » by Mamba4Goat » Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:39 pm

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Mamba4Goat wrote:I uhh…wouldn’t trust the Bulls enough to trade that pick. It could be a very good pick.

it's top 10 to top 8 protected from 2025 to 2027, then turns into 2nds. If the Bulls are starting a tank job now, that pick doesn't really have a great chance to even convey. If it does, it'll be nice for the Wizards, but it's far from a guarantee they'll see anything for that trade down.


Ah, nvm. That’s not quite as appealing. I took OP at face value and thought it was top 5 protected. Now that would be a tough pick to trade away.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#10 » by nate33 » Mon Jun 24, 2024 2:05 pm

pipfan wrote:Assume Sarr goes to ATL

I don't think Risacher is the best fit with Wash, and he seems to be consensus top 2
Wash could REALLY use some defense, and Clingon would be a nice addition

Risacher looks like a great fit in SA (plus he's French-a bonus with Wemby)

SA sends #4, Graham and the Chi 2025 top 5 protected pick for #2

Wash gets their guy at #4 (Hou won't take Clingon, I assume) and adds a future pick, a guard prospect and pays a cheaper salary at #4 than #2 for 4 years

SA gets an awesome long term fit at the SF

Rather than dealing with the uncertainty of that Chicago pick, I'd like it better if the Wizards got something like "the best Spurs 2025 FRP that falls outside of the top 10," or something like that.

The Spurs have their own pick, the Atlanta pick, the Chicago top 10 protected pick, and the Charlotte top 14 protected pick. I'm not asking for a particularly high pick, but I just don't want the uncertainty of having a pick that never conveys.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#11 » by pipfan » Mon Jun 24, 2024 2:35 pm

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pipfan wrote:Assume Sarr goes to ATL

I don't think Risacher is the best fit with Wash, and he seems to be consensus top 2
Wash could REALLY use some defense, and Clingon would be a nice addition

Risacher looks like a great fit in SA (plus he's French-a bonus with Wemby)

SA sends #4, Graham and the Chi 2025 top 5 protected pick for #2

Wash gets their guy at #4 (Hou won't take Clingon, I assume) and adds a future pick, a guard prospect and pays a cheaper salary at #4 than #2 for 4 years

SA gets an awesome long term fit at the SF

Rather than dealing with the uncertainty of that Chicago pick, I'd like it better if the Wizards got something like "the best Spurs 2025 FRP that falls outside of the top 10," or something like that.

The Spurs have their own pick, the Atlanta pick, the Chicago top 10 protected pick, and the Charlotte top 14 protected pick. I'm not asking for a particularly high pick, but I just don't want the uncertainty of having a pick that never conveys.


Sorry, I messed up the OP. All Bulls' fans know our '25 pick is top 10/8/8 protected-my bad

Also, I meant Branham, not Graham, as a sweetener for Wash. Graham is clearly a negative-not sure how good Branham is but Wash could take a look
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#12 » by wemby » Mon Jun 24, 2024 3:22 pm

First of all, I wouldn't do this deal at all for the Spurs, not even to move up from 8 to 1, that Bulls pick is probably better that the 2nd pick in this draft outright. But if you were to make a trade, this is closer to a future lottery protected pick when the Spurs are good, or a couple of 2nd round picks. Moving a high potential pick to move up 2 spots in a flat and underwhelming draft sounds crazy to me, and it should be telling that it's never a Spurs fan proposing a deal like this to move up. Wizards can go ahead and make their pick.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#13 » by pipfan » Mon Jun 24, 2024 3:58 pm

wemby wrote:First of all, I wouldn't do this deal at all for the Spurs, not even to move up from 8 to 1, that Bulls pick is probably better that the 2nd pick in this draft outright. But if you were to make a trade, this is closer to a future lottery protected pick when the Spurs are good, or a couple of 2nd round picks. Moving a high potential pick to move up 2 spots in a flat and underwhelming draft sounds crazy to me, and it should be telling that it's never a Spurs fan proposing a deal like this to move up. Wizards can go ahead and make their pick.

Really disagree-seems that Sarr/Risacher are the two top prospects, both French, and fit with Wemby. SA needs a 3 man of the future, and Risacher seems like a perfect fit for them.
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That looks really nice, and they have the #8 pick as well, for a PG

Bulls pick is top 10 protected, so it won't be a great pick. Then it goes to top 8. This deal is a solid calculated risk for the Spurs, and I assume Wemby would love it
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#14 » by nate33 » Mon Jun 24, 2024 4:00 pm

wemby wrote:First of all, I wouldn't do this deal at all for the Spurs, not even to move up from 8 to 1, that Bulls pick is probably better that the 2nd pick in this draft outright. But if you were to make a trade, this is closer to a future lottery protected pick when the Spurs are good, or a couple of 2nd round picks. Moving a high potential pick to move up 2 spots in a flat and underwhelming draft sounds crazy to me, and it should be telling that it's never a Spurs fan proposing a deal like this to move up. Wizards can go ahead and make their pick.

I think this is totally fair.

San Antonio paying a pick to move up two spots would only be palatable if they really, really wanted the guy the Wizards selected at #2. I don't think the talent differential between #2 and #4 is all that great so my guess is that San Antonio would not be motivated to sacrifice so much to move up. They would just take the next-best guy on their draft board and move on.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#15 » by Bornstellar » Mon Jun 24, 2024 4:03 pm

Nah. I wouldn't give up the 2025 Bulls 1st to move up 2 spots. Unless the Spurs are absolutely in love with Risascher (I don't think they are) I see no reason to pay assets to move up 2 spots in a flat draft.
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Re: Wash-SA, try 2 (Sarr goes 1st) 

Post#16 » by wemby » Mon Jun 24, 2024 4:04 pm

pipfan wrote:
wemby wrote:First of all, I wouldn't do this deal at all for the Spurs, not even to move up from 8 to 1, that Bulls pick is probably better that the 2nd pick in this draft outright. But if you were to make a trade, this is closer to a future lottery protected pick when the Spurs are good, or a couple of 2nd round picks. Moving a high potential pick to move up 2 spots in a flat and underwhelming draft sounds crazy to me, and it should be telling that it's never a Spurs fan proposing a deal like this to move up. Wizards can go ahead and make their pick.

Really disagree-seems that Sarr/Risacher are the two top prospects, both French, and fit with Wemby. SA needs a 3 man of the future, and Risacher seems like a perfect fit for them.
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That looks really nice, and they have the #8 pick as well, for a PG

Bulls pick is top 10 protected, so it won't be a great pick. Then it goes to top 8. This deal is a solid calculated risk for the Spurs, and I assume Wemby would love it

If your assessment were true this draft wouldn't be as widely perceived as a crap shoot, I'll take a late lottery pick in '25 or '26 over the 2nd pick in this draft. I would also say, there's a pretty good chance if Sarr goes first Risacher drops down to 4 without the Spurs needing to to anything. Spurs should stand back and wait for the best player to drop to 4, there's plenty of guys in the same level to the point where it's hard to decide who is the better prospect (Castle, Sheppard, Risacher, etc).

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