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[ReggiesKnicks]

With the reporting that the apron era has teams far less willing to move a bevy of picks for a superstar, are we going to see fewer blockbuster deals for a while until expectations reset?

You can answer that, can't you?

[Devilanche]

Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?

[kobe_vs_jordan]

Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?

I don’t think a minor trade gets it done. Their salaries make it hard to put something together. Think it comes down to whether or not their keep their 2031 first or not

[ReggiesKnicks]

Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?

Definitely. And you have a chance to drive to your local gas station, buy a powerball, and win life changing money.

[Devilanche]

Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?

I don’t think a minor trade gets it done. Their salaries make it hard to put something together. Think it comes down to whether or not their keep their 2031 first or not

Yea part of the reason I considered an offseason trade to be possible is that salary matching could be tougher in season.

Minor trades as I suppose bucks will protect that tradable first to some degree rather than unprotect it.

[brackdan70]

Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?

I don’t think a minor trade gets it done. Their salaries make it hard to put something together. Think it comes down to whether or not their keep their 2031 first or not

Agree. Minor trades and signings can’t fix the bucks.
They do have some decent players, salary ballast, and with their 2031 pick they could make a medium trade. It doesn’t take a star , but takes the right guy to fit with Giannis.
Coaching change really seems necessary.

[shangrila]

With the reporting that the apron era has teams far less willing to move a bevy of picks for a superstar, are we going to see fewer blockbuster deals for a while until expectations reset?

You can answer that, can't you?

Yeah, I don't really get that report. We've seen in recent years both the Bane and Bridges deals that are basically "everything and the kitchen sink".

Although I could maybe see a world where teams are slightly more willing to do that kind of deal for a final piece like the Magic and Knicks thought those guys would be, than for actual bonafide stars since you don't want to have only that guy and little else.

[kobe_vs_jordan]

With the reporting that the apron era has teams far less willing to move a bevy of picks for a superstar, are we going to see fewer blockbuster deals for a while until expectations reset?

Think removing the 125 percent match rule made a lot of deals hard to match money.

Use to be able to generate some value in a super start deal by clearing up the books a bit.

Then apron rules have made teams think twice about going all in financially.

Overall, it’s harder for teams to clear the books financially like they use to.

[kobe_vs_jordan]

With the reporting that the apron era has teams far less willing to move a bevy of picks for a superstar, are we going to see fewer blockbuster deals for a while until expectations reset?

You can answer that, can't you?

Yeah, I don't really get that report. We've seen in recent years both the Bane and Bridges deals that are basically "everything and the kitchen sink".

Although I could maybe see a world where teams are slightly more willing to do that kind of deal for a final piece like the Magic and Knicks thought those guys would be, than for actual bonafide stars since you don't want to have only that guy and little else.

Think nba is in an oddd place where super stars can easily tank their value below the Banes, Bridges and Goberts of the NBA.

If Giannis says GSW or NYC, the other teams aren’t going to send their best packages to inherit the bucks problem.