JRoy wrote:nate33 wrote:mattg wrote:This is laughably awful for Milwaukee. They'd let Giannis walk for nothing before doing a trade like this and rightfully so. Not a single true blue chip talent young player, no chance at being good in the interim, and only getting picks back 2 years down the road? It's an absolute trash offer to be extremely nice about it and it shows how media propaganda has influenced posters to get them to truly believe something like this is the best Milwaukee could hope for. Years of ESPN and trash podcasts suggesting godawful hypothetical NBA trades where superstars get given away for a poo poo platter "because their team has no other choice" or my favorite, the hilarious fake hypothetical boogeyman of "if they don't trade him then no stars in the future will ever sign with their team, they have to give him away".
You are not factoring the MASSIVE benefit Milwaukee gets by regaining control of 3 of their picks. Those 3 picks will be high lotto picks if Milwaukee tanks properly. THAT'S how you get your blue chip prospect. You could get 3 of them.
You are unlikely to get a young blue chip prospect by any other means. Teams with young blue chip prospects are either contenders (and therefore won't part with their prospect) or they are still in the rebuilding phase (so Giannis wouldn't want to go there). The only potentially available guy is Dylan Harper.
Exactly.
Franchises like MIL and POR need to draft their stars.
Thats why POR needs to keep those sweet MIL picks instead of pretending to contend.
That's the whole point - these picks aren't as valuable without this trade.
If Por keeps them, Mil has no reason to suck for all of those years - so those could be around ~10 if no trade, or with this trade, Mil could have them all be top 3~ (they could also trade Camara/RWII if they win too much)

















