SkyHook wrote: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?
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SkyHook wrote: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?
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
meekrab wrote:Nothing Jerry Rein$dorf loves more than a visit from Cash Considerations.
Devilanche wrote:Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?
Devilanche wrote:Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?
kobe_vs_jordan wrote:Devilanche wrote:Any chance Bucks keep Giannis this season , change coach and do some minor trade ?
I don’t think a minor trade gets it done. Their salaries make it hard to put something together. Think it comes down to whether or not their keep their 2031 first or not
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
meekrab wrote:Nothing Jerry Rein$dorf loves more than a visit from Cash Considerations.
kobe_vs_jordan wrote:Devilanche wrote: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 wrote:SkyHook wrote: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?
SkyHook wrote: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?
shangrila wrote:ReggiesKnicks wrote:SkyHook wrote: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 wrote:shangrila wrote:ReggiesKnicks wrote:
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.
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
meekrab wrote:Nothing Jerry Rein$dorf loves more than a visit from Cash Considerations.
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
meekrab wrote:Nothing Jerry Rein$dorf loves more than a visit from Cash Considerations.
Devilanche wrote:LAC - what is their move this deadline?
Hope to get healthy and it all work out into the play in ?
Move some value guy for roster spot / second round players that haven’t perform so that next season they have some playable rotational player?
shangrila wrote:Devilanche wrote:LAC - what is their move this deadline?
Hope to get healthy and it all work out into the play in ?
Move some value guy for roster spot / second round players that haven’t perform so that next season they have some playable rotational player?
Not sure what choice they have. They can't afford to be bad, because they don't control their own picks, and they won't get a return that's worth more than what their main guys are giving them.
They could in theory put together a bit of expiring salary, so there might be a chance for them to take on longer salary to get a slight upgrade.
MoneyTalks41890 wrote:No I’m myopic and shortsighted and I want my pile of draft picks.
meekrab wrote:Nothing Jerry Rein$dorf loves more than a visit from Cash Considerations.
DoItALL9 wrote:Franz Wagner & Paulo Banchero for Giannis A.
Orlando and Milwaukee shocker
GatorbaitDD wrote:DoItALL9 wrote:Franz Wagner & Paulo Banchero for Giannis A.
Orlando and Milwaukee shocker
I love PB for Giannis in the off season when PB extension kicks in. There's no world where Orlando can give up both of its cornerstones for Giannis. They will just become the Orlando Bucks at that point. Orlando would need some assurances that Giannis is willing to extend though.
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