ComboGuardCity wrote:sfballa13 wrote:I think if we give Boston a homerun offer we can take back Rondo and Green
Rondo, Green, Wallace, Bass
for
Starters (Monroe and Jennings) ---- Expiring (Stuckey and Charlie V) ---- Trash (Jerebko, Datome, Mitchell)
Rondo / Bynum
KCP / Singler
Green / Wallace
Smith / Bass
Drummond / Harrelson
We had a similar idea I guess haha.
It's a solid deal for both sides and I really dont see why Boston doesnt make the deal.
Jennings is making 5M less than Rondo and if Brad Stevens can get Crawford to play PG that well when he was a SG his entire life im sure he can turn Jennings into a serviceable player esp since Brandon has had a decent year thus far.
Wallace gets cleanly dumped for Stuckey, who can be moved for another player if Ainge sees fit.
Bass' deal gets replaced by Jerebko, Datome, Mitchell. Datome and Mitchell at least give the Celtics players with upside as opposed to a veteran in Bass that has no business on a rebuilding team. All the players expire the same time as Bass anyways.
Finally, Boston dumps Green's 8M deal, also not necessary in a rebuild, for Charlie V pure expiring.
For the Pistons it's a no brainer we become a threat for the 3rd seed in the East but what sets us apart from Toronto is our deep bench that can score - Bynum - Singler - Wallace - Bass - Harrelson
I like Gerald Wallace and even if he plays like trash he is still serviceable for 15 minutes off the bench backing up the 3.
The biggest positive to this trade is getting Rondo. There is no way Drummond averages less than 15-16 pts a game with Rondo as PG, the alley-oops and bunnies Andre would get would be too many to count. Smith would be forced to go down low and Rondo would again find him in his spots as he did with Pierce, Allen, and KG in Boston. He may be overrated but Rondo looks for his teammates and even with Mo-Ron Cheeks we would be deadly in the playoffs no one would want to face us.