Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
There's not going to be any serious offer from some team.
It was Giannis or bust.
Brad will not get equal value for JB if it's not a star player in return.
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Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
BleedGreen1989 wrote:As of today, the Celtics currently have the best odds to come out of the East and get to the Finals.
Odds aren’t everything but still quite a bit of outside confidence in this team.
Fierce1 wrote:I like the AD, Kyshawn, and Tre Johnson trade proposal.
Wiz just needs to add a pick or two.


DusterBuster wrote:A poster on the Blazer board mentioned this...I'd wonder if part of the trade, since the Celts are desperate for a C could involve Timelord in a S&T
Celtics will have 180M in guarantees for 11 players. That's about 21M below the projected tax line and 29M below the 1st apron
Grant + Sharpe would be 4M less salary than Brown. That would be 24M under the tax and 33M below the apron.
so they'd have plenty of room to add Timelord at 10-12M and the full MLE
Don't get too hung up on Sharpe/Scoot/Camara etc... just the idea of what if there's a way to include Rob Williams as a S&T to the deal? Does that change the calculus?
BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
Dogen wrote:Fierce1 wrote:I like the AD, Kyshawn, and Tre Johnson trade proposal.
Wiz just needs to add a pick or two.
What proposal is that? JB/Hauser for AD, Kyshawn George, and Tre Johnson + picks?
I don't see a reference.
Dogen wrote:Fierce1 wrote:I like the AD, Kyshawn, and Tre Johnson trade proposal.
Wiz just needs to add a pick or two.
What proposal is that? JB/Hauser for AD, Kyshawn George, and Tre Johnson + picks?
I don't see a reference.
BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
BleedGreen1989 wrote:Dogen wrote:Fierce1 wrote:I like the AD, Kyshawn, and Tre Johnson trade proposal.
Wiz just needs to add a pick or two.
What proposal is that? JB/Hauser for AD, Kyshawn George, and Tre Johnson + picks?
I don't see a reference.
I threw it out earlier as a joke. The money does work though.
BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
DusterBuster wrote:BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
Even as an outside fan, I'm actually pretty shocked how it's playing out.
I have to believe it's largely the CBA and some advanced analytics nerds as well in some FO's talking him down.
I think there's probably a worry from teams too of how to fit him into their team. If you're pairing him with someone else, how do those two coexist when Brown seems to want to be "the guy" and have "his own team". I'm again not saying this from my own POV, just to understand the situation and provide some hypothesis' here.
I'm gonna take a big big big risk with my next comment here...
It's almost feeling like he's viewed as a really excellent version of Zach LaVine in some respects as the conversation has evolved.
Really good player, does a lot of really good things, but not someone you're going to go crazy breaking a roster up to give everything you can for...
Again, I don't agree with that take. I think whoever gets him is going to get a really great player and motivated to prove all that wrong. But I do think other franchises can be looking at it and wondering why they're always looking to move him but not Tatum when they've both been 1A and 1B players who work together.
Like for me, the latest BSPod, Zach Lowe mentioned that Portland might not like the fit of Deni and Brown. To me, Deni and Brown isn't far off from Tatum and Brown. I don't see much of a different in terms of players and play style. Tatum certainly better than Deni, but they have similar enough games where I don't see a problem with fit, unless teams are worried that Brown coming to a team with other stars could cause the same "problems" (?) that Boston saw trying to pair him with someone else.
I donno... I'm just spitballing here tbh... It's just honestly a weird situation and one I don't understand why it's what where it's at.
Curmudgeon wrote:BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
That's fine. I have eyeballs, and know that Brown is too good to trade for the trash that some pundits are proposing. I'm happy to keep Brown and add the right player or two to what the Celtics already have. I don't buy into the sophomoric notion that the relationship has been destroyed, or that Brown needs his own team or any of that crap.
DusterBuster wrote:BleedGreen1989 wrote:Curmudgeon wrote:Still waiting for a serious offer from some team.
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
Even as an outside fan, I'm actually pretty shocked how it's playing out.
I have to believe it's largely the CBA and some advanced analytics nerds as well in some FO's talking him down.
I think there's probably a worry from teams too of how to fit him into their team. If you're pairing him with someone else, how do those two coexist when Brown seems to want to be "the guy" and have "his own team". I'm again not saying this from my own POV, just to understand the situation and provide some hypothesis' here.
I'm gonna take a big big big risk with my next comment here...
It's almost feeling like he's viewed as a really excellent version of Zach LaVine in some respects as the conversation has evolved.
Really good player, does a lot of really good things, but not someone you're going to go crazy breaking a roster up to give everything you can for...
Again, I don't agree with that take. I think whoever gets him is going to get a really great player and motivated to prove all that wrong. But I do think other franchises can be looking at it and wondering why they're always looking to move him but not Tatum when they've both been 1A and 1B players who work together.
Like for me, the latest BSPod, Zach Lowe mentioned that Portland might not like the fit of Deni and Brown. To me, Deni and Brown isn't far off from Tatum and Brown. I don't see much of a different in terms of players and play style. Tatum certainly better than Deni, but they have similar enough games where I don't see a problem with fit, unless teams are worried that Brown coming to a team with other stars could cause the same "problems" (?) that Boston saw trying to pair him with someone else.
I donno... I'm just spitballing here tbh... It's just honestly a weird situation and one I don't understand why it's what where it's at.
GrandTheftRondo wrote:DusterBuster wrote:BleedGreen1989 wrote:
Boston isn’t getting an offer you (and many others) will consider “serious”.
For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t appear he has the league wide value that many Celtic fans assume he should have.
Even as an outside fan, I'm actually pretty shocked how it's playing out.
I have to believe it's largely the CBA and some advanced analytics nerds as well in some FO's talking him down.
I think there's probably a worry from teams too of how to fit him into their team. If you're pairing him with someone else, how do those two coexist when Brown seems to want to be "the guy" and have "his own team". I'm again not saying this from my own POV, just to understand the situation and provide some hypothesis' here.
I'm gonna take a big big big risk with my next comment here...
It's almost feeling like he's viewed as a really excellent version of Zach LaVine in some respects as the conversation has evolved.
Really good player, does a lot of really good things, but not someone you're going to go crazy breaking a roster up to give everything you can for...
Again, I don't agree with that take. I think whoever gets him is going to get a really great player and motivated to prove all that wrong. But I do think other franchises can be looking at it and wondering why they're always looking to move him but not Tatum when they've both been 1A and 1B players who work together.
Like for me, the latest BSPod, Zach Lowe mentioned that Portland might not like the fit of Deni and Brown. To me, Deni and Brown isn't far off from Tatum and Brown. I don't see much of a different in terms of players and play style. Tatum certainly better than Deni, but they have similar enough games where I don't see a problem with fit, unless teams are worried that Brown coming to a team with other stars could cause the same "problems" (?) that Boston saw trying to pair him with someone else.
I donno... I'm just spitballing here tbh... It's just honestly a weird situation and one I don't understand why it's what where it's at.
He makes 64 million a year.