SpezNc wrote:WuTang_OG wrote:SpezNc wrote:
I think the “big fish” statement by Windy is being a bit overblown in the sense that it make a lot of sense of Toronto to be interested in making a big splash but I don’t think it’s their only focus.
I mean I think they would like to make a win now move if the opportunity presents itself but when all is said and done maybe it will be no fish, only a small fish, a mid fish, a big fish.
Even if a big fish is being considered it’s probably also the less likely scenario.
Also I would not be surprised if the team evaluate what is the value of RJ + 9 in a trade .
They will be aggressive ... probably moreso than in previous years for a number of factors
- masai wants to flex / new ownership wants better results
- development baby time is over and these guys want to get back to the playoffs
- east is wide open
So it makes all the sense in the world for them to go out and get a star if the price makes sense
In that I agree . But doing a big trade is very difficult and most often than not , the result is no trade.
I think they will look at many “big fish”’options but I don’t think they will do a big trade at all cost .
I still think that no trade or smaller trade is probably more likely than not. But yes they will try for a big fish . But try doesn’t mean succeeding.
I just saying that it’s very possible we do a smaller trade but this doesn’t mean that THIS was the big fish. But unfortunately only a small fish trade succeed.
All trades are difficult and none of this is guaranteed its all speculation but I believe 100% Windy's report
Again, they will pull the trigger if they feel the price is right
but it looks like the mandate is to be as aggressive to as possible to find that big fish and based on the factors i listed before, this is absolutely the right decision
if the price is right, it can catapult us into contention for the east ... assuming this is for the white whale Giannis. Booker is off the table since he's been in the interview process