Kjdills13 wrote:Suns- Vareja, Waiters, first 1s from cleavland
Cleavland- Love, Green, Plumlee
Minnesota- Bledsoe, Wiggens, 1st from cleavland
Cleveland isnt trading Varejao. Lebron LOVES Varejao and called him one of his favorite teammates.
As for the Lakers tweet, the wording is a bit weird. It said his "Source" is pushing the Lakers to make the offer, not that the Lakers are thinking about it. His "Source" could be a sports radio host like Gambo for all we know, and do you think McD would make a trade with Gambo pushing an idea on him?
With all that being said, I like Randle and the HOU 1st. I might be open to Hill, he has game and ties to the Valley, but he is a bit overpaid. The kid can rebound, defend decently, play both PF/C and is still young. Is he worth $9M a season? Who knows. He could be a star in a more uptempo system like ours, or he could just fail (which is more unlikely).
Randle is NBA ready and was the 7th pick in the draft. Having a young talent bursting with potential on a rookie contract for years to come would be great. He could possibly solve our PF dilemma for years to come. We could then play Keiff more at C if we choose, or use him as trade bait, as Randle has a much higher ceiling and the Morris twins will be looking for new contracts after next season. It opens up a lot of possibilities for us.
Add in another 2015 1st round pick in our war-chest, and thats another asset to use at our discretion.
Im probably one of the biggest Bledsoe fans on the board. If it came down to trading him or Dragic, i would have traded Dragic. But that was then and this is now. Max contract for a lot of unknowns? No thanks. We gave him a very reasonable offer and he shut us down. Does he want to be here? Who really knows. I think he would go wherever he could for a max contract, then become disgruntled and push for a trade to a city where he really wants to go. He is a great player with lots of potential. I love his defense and swagger, but it seems like his head is getting too big and he's taking the "Mini-Lebron" nick-name too seriously.