SARGO127 wrote:KAT to LAL for Reeves, DFS, Knecht, Vincent, Milton, Goodwin, 31 UP First, #22
Route the 31 UP first and Knecht to Utah for Kessler
Route Vincent and Wizards pick
S&T Precious and a 2nd for Larry Nance
Sign Brogdon to min
Draft Walter Clayton at 22
Mitch / Kessler / Hukporti
OG /Nance / DFS
Bridges / Pacome
Reeves / Brogdon / McBride
Brunson / Kolek / Clayton Jr
Nothing sexy but I feel like these pieces work better together and a much deeper team
I can just about garantee you we are not giving up KAT for anything less than a top 20 NBA player.
The Kessler + trade that makes more sense would bring back things that would complement KAT in the frontcourt. Such as this one....
C Kessler (28)/KAT (12)/ Huk (8)
PF KAT(20)/OG (18)/ Jabari (10)
SF OG(15)/Jabari (15)/ Hart (5)/MLE (13) - Oubre, Nance, Trent Jr
SG Divo (20)/ Hart (20)/ McBride (5)/MLE (3)
PG Brunson (34)/Divo (8) / McBride (6)
If you want to maiximize roster construction this is what it would look like...
*Kessler offers more durability and more dynamic scoring at the C position than Robinson to complement KAT
*Jabari offers a defensively versatile big with more mobility to play vs the 5 out teams that spread the floor and play with Pace.
* Hart plays the more appropriate role off bench as high energy guy.
*Divo in theory if he comes back like NYK Divo is a infinite range shooter who really opens it up for Brunson. Those two played amazingly together in a season that was short circuited by an unprecedented level of injuries that piled up.
*The 14 non Brunson minutes generally will feature KAT on floor as #1 option. This will help stagger them and they would only share about 18-20 minutes on floor together. Minimizing the defensive liability when both are out there same time. Part of the 18-20 minutes they share will also have Kessler or Jabari out there to shield KAT defensively in the front court.
* Great depth and defensive versatility in the backcourt as well as front court.
RIP mags
