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ReggiesKnicks wrote:
I thought Sacramento won the Fox deal...Maxing a player of Fox's caliber is always a gut-punch.
I like what Portland did. I don't mind what New Orleans did. They literally swapped C.J. for Poole, identical archetypes, and are burdened with their starting PG being on a large injury.
jredsaz wrote:Would the Hawks be interested in Royce ONeale into their TPE for a piece like Mo Gueye or Vit? Maybe even Grayson? They need more bench depth and shooting at the wing.
ReggiesKnicks wrote:jredsaz wrote:Would the Hawks be interested in Royce ONeale into their TPE for a piece like Mo Gueye or Vit? Maybe even Grayson? They need more bench depth and shooting at the wing.
They are picking at #13 and should have the MLE to fill a hole.
I'm not sure they want to commit long-term salary to someone like Royce O'Neale.
Godaddycurse wrote:ReggiesKnicks wrote:
I thought Sacramento won the Fox deal...Maxing a player of Fox's caliber is always a gut-punch.
I like what Portland did. I don't mind what New Orleans did. They literally swapped C.J. for Poole, identical archetypes, and are burdened with their starting PG being on a large injury.
Sacrmaento could have kept chicago's 1st but isntead traded it for lavine..
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Snakebites wrote:NYG wrote:I think so far this is mostly what was expected (KD, Celtics cap saving moves, Magic add a guard) moreso than the craziest offseason ever many were discussing. The in-season trading was crazier than this though.
This level of activity before the draft seems like it’s pretty uncommon.
giberish wrote:Snakebites wrote:NYG wrote:I think so far this is mostly what was expected (KD, Celtics cap saving moves, Magic add a guard) moreso than the craziest offseason ever many were discussing. The in-season trading was crazier than this though.
This level of activity before the draft seems like it’s pretty uncommon.
Yeah. The moves are relatively straightforward (though given the number of moves posted about some of the players it's surprising that nothing close tot the Holiday or Poole deals got posted here (I think some things vaguely like the KP deal were even though Atlanta wasn't a common destination for him. I am surprised by how many deals have been done before the draft - there's usually very few. Does that mean that more will happen or just that teams are making moves earlier? Perhaps the limited cap space and thus limited FA means that teams see no need to wait until July.
giberish wrote:Snakebites wrote:NYG wrote:I think so far this is mostly what was expected (KD, Celtics cap saving moves, Magic add a guard) moreso than the craziest offseason ever many were discussing. The in-season trading was crazier than this though.
This level of activity before the draft seems like it’s pretty uncommon.
Yeah. The moves are relatively straightforward (though given the number of moves posted about some of the players it's surprising that nothing close tot the Holiday or Poole deals got posted here (I think some things vaguely like the KP deal were even though Atlanta wasn't a common destination for him. I am surprised by how many deals have been done before the draft - there's usually very few. Does that mean that more will happen or just that teams are making moves earlier? Perhaps the limited cap space and thus limited FA means that teams see no need to wait until July.
LightTheBeam wrote:Are we still trusting Stein in 2025?
?s=19
Sounds like kings tried to find a pg, jrue was too expensive and they are pivoting to Schroder?
Derozan + carter
For
Wiggins + jaquez
Sabonis/jval
Wiggins/laravia*
Keegan/jaquez
Lavine/keon
Schroder/monk
Yay for 37 wins
JazzMatt13 wrote:just because I think aliens probably have to do with JFK, doesn't mean my theory that Jazz will never get Wiggins, isn't true.
jayjaysee wrote:djFan71 wrote:jayjaysee wrote:
So Dallas can still get Jrue?
I'm officially retired. You'll have to talk to my equally as smart and handsome POR replacement for all future enquiries. Assuming such a thing exists.
Can we call you back about Simons if Jrue doesn’t pan out…
babyjax13 wrote:LightTheBeam wrote:Are we still trusting Stein in 2025?
?s=19
Sounds like kings tried to find a pg, jrue was too expensive and they are pivoting to Schroder?
Derozan + carter
For
Wiggins + jaquez
Sabonis/jval
Wiggins/laravia*
Keegan/jaquez
Lavine/keon
Schroder/monk
Yay for 37 wins
TBH I think 37 wins is rather optimistic with that roster. But, I think they'll finally bury this team enough that they tank against their will and hopefully end up with a franchise player.
JazzMatt13 wrote:just because I think aliens probably have to do with JFK, doesn't mean my theory that Jazz will never get Wiggins, isn't true.
daoneandonly wrote:Would Bkn do #8, #22, 2027 frp, 2029 frp, and Mann for AD?
Godaddycurse wrote:youngcrev wrote:Question that I don't know where to put regarding an owed pick:
2027 first round draft pick to Brooklyn
At least two years after Philadelphia conveys a 1st round pick to Oklahoma City if this pick is conveyed to Oklahoma City in 2025 or 2026, Philadelphia's 1st round pick to Brooklyn protected for selections 1-8 in 2027 and 1-8 in 2028; if Philadelphia has not conveyed a 1st round pick to Brooklyn by 2028, then Philadelphia will instead convey its 2028 2nd round pick to Brooklyn; Brooklyn may convey the 2028 1st round pick to Phoenix (see Brooklyn Incoming) which may then convey this pick to Washington (see Phoenix Outgoing) [Brooklyn-Philadelphia, 2/10/2022]
For further reference, here is the language on the pick owed to OKC:
2026 first round draft pick to Oklahoma City
Philadelphia's 1st round pick to Oklahoma City protected for selections 1-4 in 2026 and 1-4 in 2027; if Philadelphia has not conveyed a 1st round pick to Oklahoma City by 2027, then Philadelphia will instead convey its 2027 2nd round pick to Oklahoma City [Philadelphia-Oklahoma City, 12/8/2020]
So my question is: Is that pick owed to Brooklyn now just a 2028 top 8 protected 1st that becomes a 2nd round pick if not conveyed? That's what it seems like based on the language of the deal (at least how I'm reading it), but the Sixers do own an extra pick from LAC that would prevent Stepien rules.
Really just circling back to "should the Sixers give a damn about reacquiring this pick in a trade back scenario with the Nets?"
i think its now just a 2028 top 8 protected 1st
toooskies wrote:giberish wrote:Snakebites wrote:This level of activity before the draft seems like it’s pretty uncommon.
Yeah. The moves are relatively straightforward (though given the number of moves posted about some of the players it's surprising that nothing close tot the Holiday or Poole deals got posted here (I think some things vaguely like the KP deal were even though Atlanta wasn't a common destination for him. I am surprised by how many deals have been done before the draft - there's usually very few. Does that mean that more will happen or just that teams are making moves earlier? Perhaps the limited cap space and thus limited FA means that teams see no need to wait until July.
Teams looking to offload salary kind of need to do that before everyone spends their cap space.
WarFan wrote:toooskies wrote:giberish wrote:
Yeah. The moves are relatively straightforward (though given the number of moves posted about some of the players it's surprising that nothing close tot the Holiday or Poole deals got posted here (I think some things vaguely like the KP deal were even though Atlanta wasn't a common destination for him. I am surprised by how many deals have been done before the draft - there's usually very few. Does that mean that more will happen or just that teams are making moves earlier? Perhaps the limited cap space and thus limited FA means that teams see no need to wait until July.
Teams looking to offload salary kind of need to do that before everyone spends their cap space.
And Boston wanted to get out of the second apron before the new season started.
I'm pretty sure the Celtics would be doing these trades now even if they just repeated as champions. Would've looked horrible for the league imo.
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
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