1. Push the chips in and mortgage the next 5-6 years on someone like Giannis.
We are not in this stage yet. Our roster construction is confusing, we are not a player away.
2. You trade for reclamation projects that are undervalued due to their team taking a different direction.
Our coaching personnel may not excel this, unlike our previous head coach who can excel a player with the change on the system. Eg. Ibaka, Trent, etc.
3. Value snipe as a 3rd team in big trades.
We never like trying this, as we always want to get a better player instead of picks, but this is my preferred way. Dragic expiring, Young expiring, Trent expiring, Bruce Brown expiring, etc.
4. Roll the dice on high risk high reward stars.
We just tried this with Ingram, but we are unlikely to look and sell him. Yet, we don't have more assets for other high risk (we gave up a 1st round pick)
5. DO NOTHING! NO TRADING KIDS AND PICKS - NEVER WORKS, EVER!
Disagree on this, I prefer we buy low and sell high. However, more importantly, our roster aren't a good fit altogether (we have no high).
I would even argue that our strategy isn't good to begin with.
Trying to spend and surround a less talent / more flawed player, yet, that player does not have a good better value than salary ratio.
Then we should build base on a coach with a working theory, and our coach wants to base on passing and shooting, but we need an isolation closer (defeating the theory).
Trying to keep draft picks, and players didn't end up being in the league (eg. Flynn) with our development program downgraded (no longer have our players improved their shooting, yet, we draft those high potential non-shooter).