Tha Cynic wrote:Scase wrote:ATLTimekeeper wrote:
I would do that in a heartbeat.
I think any version of Giannis + Ingram + shooters is going to win you a lot of games.
Making those all unprotected while relying on a duo that is heavily reliant on an unhealthy player staying healthy, and another increasingly injured player no longer being injured, is a horrible trade. Giannis has played 70 + games once in the last 6 years, and we all know BI's struggle with injuries.
The two of them probably barely play 50 games together, and lord only knows how the playoffs would work out.
Those picks absolutely need top 5-10 protections.
Lopez
Giannis
Middleton
Beasley
Lillard
No picks left
Poeltl
Giannis
Ingram
Agbaji or Dick or Walter
IQ
No picks left
Same type of injury concerns and very difficult to improve that roster.
I think that Bucks team was actually better lol. I dont see Masai putting this team in a potential hole they can’t get out of by giving up two young players and a boat load of first rounders. We would essentially turn into today’s Bucks if one player is injured. I think with Barnes, max he gives up are 3 first rounders with one at least being very far away. Masai would want to improve the roster around that core.
I agree. I don’t see Masai sacrificing all of the teams future picks. He is comfortable dealing more of the known than the unknown.
That’s why I think the Raps have a legit shot here, because the Bucks need more ready made talent than picks. I really don’t see a world where New Orleans trades the Bucks picks back. The upside for the Pelicans with those picks is too great. And so, Bucks need to be decent, with upside potential, and that is what the Raps can offer them in Barnes, Dick, Agbaji and the 9th pick.




















