Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS

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Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#1 » by Andre Roberstan » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:18 pm

Playing around with different trades between OKC and Washington; WAS has several vets I like that would make sense here.

From OKC:
Aaron Wiggins
Ousmane Dieng
Pick value (probably a mid-tier first? take your pick, no pun intended)

From WAS:
Malcolm Brogdon

Why for OKC:
Brogdon gives you a guy who can actually run offense on the bench, can score a little bit, fits with a lot of different lineups. He's also expiring, so you're not taking on a bunch of long-term salary.

Why for WAS:
WAS is in the middle of a rebuild; they're bottoming out. Getting a look at Dieng, seeing if Wiggins has some room to grow in a larger role and getting some pick value out of an expiring vet seems like a really good value for a team at this point in the rebuild. PG rotation isn't great here but they can push up a SG to PG or grab a vet off the waiver wire if they need that stabilizer. Or make a follow-up trade for someone cheap.
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#2 » by Godaddycurse » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:27 pm

dont think washington should get any picks at all. Wiggins alone i have worth more than brogdon
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#3 » by MoneyTalks41890 » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:28 pm

Brogdon is hurt too often for this to work imo. And I’d want to also get a 3/4 from them if Wiggins is going out. On value, I’d only add a pick if Kispert is coming back.

Also I’d love to get Champagnie and convert his deal. Is that possible?

Wiggins, Topic for Brogdon

Dillon Jones for Kispert, Champagnie (exceptions)

Dieng for Valancuinus

SGA/Brogdon/Mitchell
Wallace/Joe/Champagnie
Dort/Caruso/Kispert
Jalen/Kenrich/Jaylin
Chet/Hart/Val
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#4 » by Blazinaway » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:30 pm

OKC have any interest in a scorer like Anthony Simons?
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#5 » by chrbal » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:39 pm

Washington should do this, even without the picks
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#6 » by dcstanley » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:46 pm

Aaron Wiggins for Rui Hachimura straight up?
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#7 » by wemby » Sun Jan 26, 2025 8:56 pm

chrbal wrote:Washington should do this, even without the picks

Agreed, it's crazy to me that anyone would think a few months rental of Brogdon at his age, availability and production would command a mid first. Really outlandish stuff.
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Post#8 » by Andre Roberstan » Mon Jan 27, 2025 12:53 am

wemby wrote:
chrbal wrote:Washington should do this, even without the picks

Agreed, it's crazy to me that anyone would think a few months rental of Brogdon at his age, availability and production would command a mid first. Really outlandish stuff.


I don't watch Washington and I tend to err on the conservative side when constructing deals. Usually if you make it a little too good for the other side you get more constructive conversation.
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#9 » by Andre Roberstan » Mon Jan 27, 2025 12:54 am

MoneyTalks41890 wrote:And I’d want to also get a 3/4 from them if Wiggins is going out.


You'll probably hate this, but my original construction was around Kuzma.
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#10 » by wemby » Mon Jan 27, 2025 1:22 am

Andre Roberstan wrote:
wemby wrote:
chrbal wrote:Washington should do this, even without the picks

Agreed, it's crazy to me that anyone would think a few months rental of Brogdon at his age, availability and production would command a mid first. Really outlandish stuff.


I don't watch Washington and I tend to err on the conservative side when constructing deals. Usually if you make it a little too good for the other side you get more constructive conversation.

OKC doesn't really have bad money on the books, pretty much any filler you can find is automatically more valuable than Brogdon, probably more so.
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#11 » by Devilanche » Mon Jan 27, 2025 2:04 am

I probably prefer not doing the deal, wiggins might be better going forward based on availability. I rather move Kenrich than wiggins but not sure if Presti thinks the same.
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Re: Stabilizing the OKC Bench ... OKC/WAS 

Post#12 » by balsamic_ducks » Mon Jan 27, 2025 2:09 am

Wiggins is better than Brogdon

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