Jeff Teague, Etan Thomas (filler), and our 2011 first round pick
for
Goran Dragic - has a team option for $2.1 million this off-season.
Thoughts?
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Isn't Dragic the guy who they see as being the heir apparent to Nash when he is gone? I'm not sure they would do that deal.
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I'd do that deal, but I don't think Phoenix would. BTW, if what I've read is accurate, Phoenix needs to be careful about losing Dragic back to Europe.
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^If true, that'd help to force PHO's hand in trading Nash.
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uga_dawgs24 wrote:Isn't Dragic the guy who they see as being the heir apparent to Nash when he is gone? I'm not sure they would do that deal.
Yes, but they have no other options at the moment. They continue with Dragic or they get a young talent in Teague and the draft pick. Selling all the draft picks in the past has really hurt the future of the organization.