Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod

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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#21 » by basketballwacko2 » Thu Jun 12, 2025 9:28 am

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basketballwacko2 wrote:If the Celtics want to rebuild while Tatum is down this would be a decent return for Brown. I'd like to trade Holiday and keep White if I was the Celtics.


I get it, but to me if it's Holiday, then White's portion of the draft assets disappear and one would need to go in the opposite direction.



Probably trying to trade Holiday with Brown would cut back the return they're gonna get for him. So I might just prefer to take White out of the deal and keep both Holiday and White in Boston.
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#22 » by basketballwacko2 » Fri Jun 13, 2025 6:01 am

If the Celtics want to trade brown and rebuild they might want to move Holiday first if there is any kind of trade they can make to move him for less money and not have to pay too much in terms of assets to do it. They're 2025 salary cap/Tax Hit is gonna be terrible.
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#23 » by SkyHook » Wed Jun 25, 2025 10:55 am

Thinking of this again in light of the Celtics recent moves and Shams comments last night. https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/280936/Celtics-Listening-To-Trade-Offers-On-Jaylen-Brown-Derrick-White

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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#24 » by SkyHook » Wed Jun 25, 2025 11:08 am

Would the Suns do Allen for Martin + 21? Get an FRP and shave $7.7MM from their payroll this season. That would give the Jazz decent depth at every position.

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Allen, Sensabaugh, Juzang
Brown, Hauser, Williams
Markannen, Hendricks
Kessler, Filipowski
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#25 » by AingesBurner » Wed Jun 25, 2025 1:40 pm

Based on his contract, I don’t think it takes all of those picks. I would do #5 and one premium pick.
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#26 » by SkyHook » Wed Jun 25, 2025 1:50 pm

AingesBurner wrote:Based on his contract, I don’t think it takes all of those picks. I would do #5 and one premium pick.


For Brown and White? No, you've got to give to get.
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#27 » by jazzfan1971 » Wed Jun 25, 2025 3:44 pm

I think if I'm moving that much draft capital I want a better player than Brown back as the headliner. Otherwise I'd rather roll the dice on draft picks.

I just don't think a team built around Lauri and Brown has championship upside, and we'd be locked into that roster pretty hard.

Those 2 are great if you have your #1. But, if you don't I don't like the direction. In my mind you need to land that #1 piece before you do a deal like this.
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Re: Beantown in the Mountains, Jazz in Cape Cod 

Post#28 » by SkyHook » Wed Jun 25, 2025 3:56 pm

jazzfan1971 wrote:I think if I'm moving that much draft capital I want a better player than Brown back as the headliner. Otherwise I'd rather roll the dice on draft picks.

I just don't think a team built around Lauri and Brown has championship upside, and we'd be locked into that roster pretty hard.

Those 2 are great if you have your #1. But, if you don't I don't like the direction. In my mind you need to land that #1 piece before you do a deal like this.


Good feedback. As I've acknowledged previously, I'm much higher on Brown than the consensus seems to be.
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