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The (Where Ainges Fear to) Trade Thread, 2016-17 (1.0)

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Re: The (Where Ainges Fear to) Trade Thread, 2016-17 (1.0) 

Post#121 » by threrf23 » Sat Jul 2, 2016 6:26 pm

My guess is that they might use the stretch provision on Splitter. I couldn't see them trading Korver. Sefolosha could be an interesting option in a minor trade. Cheap defensive stopper, although he just turned 32. Statistically I have him as the league's fourth best defensive player last year, sixth best the season before.
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Post#122 » by okan_cp3 » Sat Jul 2, 2016 8:19 pm

Orlando has Ibaka,Biyombo,Gordon and Vucevic now. I think they will trade Vucevic soon. He should be candidate to trade Boston If we dont get Horford.

I dont understand Orlando's executives, they give everything for Ibaka, So we can get Vucevic cheaper.
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Post#123 » by RickyDizzle » Sun Jul 3, 2016 1:21 am

okan_cp3 wrote:Orlando has Ibaka,Biyombo,Gordon and Vucevic now. I think they will trade Vucevic soon. He should be candidate to trade Boston If we dont get Horford.

I dont understand Orlando's executives, they give everything for Ibaka, So we can get Vucevic cheaper.


With Horford in the fold, I think Vucevic is a great target anyway if we don't get Durant. Some real big men on this team would do wonders...

IT, Bradley, Crowder, Horford, Vucevic

Amir, the Memphis pick, and James Young for Vuc?

Horford, Vuc, Jerebko, Mickey, Bentil and some Crowder at the 4 is plenty for those two positions. Or maybe you can sign and trade Sully and keep Amir.

Another idea would be some sort of 3-way where we sign and trade Sully to a third team that ships something to Sacto and we get Rudy Gay. Indiana? Add Sully to their big man rotation, trade Ellis to Sacto and net us Gay?

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Post#124 » by CavemanDoctor » Sun Jul 3, 2016 2:16 am

Not a fan of Vuc and his porous defense.
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Post#125 » by DijonRondo » Sun Jul 3, 2016 3:38 am

CavemanDoctor wrote:Not a fan of Vuc and his porous defense.


He can score and rebound though. And his raw block and steal numbers are actually on par with Horford, though obviously those aren't the only things that come with defense.
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Post#126 » by soxfan2003 » Sun Jul 3, 2016 6:07 am

If C's don't sign KD and he just signs a 1 + 1 deal with OKC, I hope the Celtics keep their cap room for next year. It would be crazy not to unless some really good stars go on a sale.
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Post#127 » by GreenFor3 » Sun Jul 3, 2016 6:11 am

soxfan2003 wrote:If C's don't sign KD and he just signs a 1 + 1 deal with OKC, I hope the Celtics keep their cap room for next year. It would be crazy not to unless some really good stars go on a sale.

Absolutely. It's not only KD next year too if that would happen. Griffin would be a great pickup too.
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Post#128 » by OFWGKTA » Sun Jul 3, 2016 6:12 am

soxfan2003 wrote:If C's don't sign KD and he just signs a 1 + 1 deal with OKC, I hope the Celtics keep their cap room for next year. It would be crazy not to unless some really good stars go on a sale.


Maybe we could get Gallinari for cheap since he's expiring, make the ECF's, maybe even the finals in a low probability scenario, and put up a good fight with a poor man's Durant
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Post#129 » by Slartibartfast » Sun Jul 3, 2016 3:22 pm

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soxfan2003 wrote:If C's don't sign KD and he just signs a 1 + 1 deal with OKC, I hope the Celtics keep their cap room for next year. It would be crazy not to unless some really good stars go on a sale.


Maybe we could get Gallinari for cheap since he's expiring, make the ECF's, maybe even the finals in a low probability scenario, and put up a good fight with a poor man's Durant


We couldn't get Middleton or expiring Hayward. Have a feeling that Gallo will be very expensive.
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Post#130 » by galipeautim » Sun Jul 3, 2016 5:42 pm

Save the cap space and the picks. At the very least you can bring in Hayward next year in free agency. Westbrook is also a free agent next year as well as Ibaka and a crap load of other guys. Save the money if we don't land KD.
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Post#131 » by BleedGreen1989 » Mon Jul 4, 2016 2:15 am

I like the Vucevic idea. He's a very talented offensive center. More polished Kanter? Will be come off the bench though, if needed?

His contract will be a bargain shortly.
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Post#132 » by reload141 » Mon Jul 4, 2016 2:48 am

BleedGreen1989 wrote:I like the Vucevic idea. He's a very talented offensive center. More polished Kanter? Will be come off the bench though, if needed?

His contract will be a bargain shortly.


Not off the bench, would trade for him gladly though and if we do we still have the max space for next year if Durant does 1+1.

Starting 5 of IT/Bradley/Crowder/Horford/Vuc is very very good. Off the bench Rozier/Smart/Brown/Mickey/Olynyk.

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Edit: Forgot Brown :nonono:
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Post#133 » by Ed Pinkney » Mon Jul 4, 2016 3:55 am

BleedGreen1989 wrote:I like the Vucevic idea. He's a very talented offensive center. More polished Kanter? Will be come off the bench though, if needed?

His contract will be a bargain shortly.



Possibly mentioned already but Monroe perhaps? If you have a solid defensive player at the other big spot who can also stretch the floor a bit, Monroe could also do a lot of the things Vucevic does (scoring, rebounding, play **** defense).

Contract is also very reasonable now in terms of money and length.

Horford
Monroe
Crowder
Bradley
Thomas

Smart, Amir, Olynyk, Brown/Mickey/Hunter/Young.

Sayonara Sullinger and Zeller.
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Post#134 » by reload141 » Mon Jul 4, 2016 4:17 am

Ed Pinkney wrote:
BleedGreen1989 wrote:I like the Vucevic idea. He's a very talented offensive center. More polished Kanter? Will be come off the bench though, if needed?

His contract will be a bargain shortly.



Possibly mentioned already but Monroe perhaps? If you have a solid defensive player at the other big spot who can also stretch the floor a bit, Monroe could also do a lot of the things Vucevic does (scoring, rebounding, play **** defense).

Contract is also very reasonable now in terms of money and length.

Horford
Monroe
Crowder
Bradley
Thomas

Smart, Amir, Olynyk, Brown/Mickey/Hunter/Young.

Sayonara Sullinger and Zeller.


I like Vuv more as he's more fluid, Monroe is a bit of a stiff IMO and he always screams, I hate that ****.
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Post#135 » by FlatearthZorro » Mon Jul 4, 2016 4:37 pm

RickyDizzle wrote:
okan_cp3 wrote:Orlando has Ibaka,Biyombo,Gordon and Vucevic now. I think they will trade Vucevic soon. He should be candidate to trade Boston If we dont get Horford.

I dont understand Orlando's executives, they give everything for Ibaka, So we can get Vucevic cheaper.


With Horford in the fold, I think Vucevic is a great target anyway if we don't get Durant. Some real big men on this team would do wonders...

IT, Bradley, Crowder, Horford, Vucevic

Amir, the Memphis pick, and James Young for Vuc?

Horford, Vuc, Jerebko, Mickey, Bentil and some Crowder at the 4 is plenty for those two positions. Or maybe you can sign and trade Sully and keep Amir.

Another idea would be some sort of 3-way where we sign and trade Sully to a third team that ships something to Sacto and we get Rudy Gay. Indiana? Add Sully to their big man rotation, trade Ellis to Sacto and net us Gay?

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NO to Vucevic, he's a free agent pretty soon, not paying him 20 + mils, guys who can't defend or shoot 3s in the league are not on demand at this point.



I'm still looking at Butler, Nerlens Noel, Boogie Cousins. Okafor is somewhat tempting, but he's such a chair on defense and not a great shooter or an eye-popping athlete.
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Post#136 » by ajones9219 » Mon Jul 4, 2016 4:53 pm

No kd. So back to viewing this thread every few hours lol
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Post#137 » by campybatman » Mon Jul 4, 2016 5:44 pm

Well, I'll like to reiterate that Boston should trade for a scorer. Therefore, I suggest for Ainge to inquire about the availability of Gay or Gallinari.



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Signing RFA Maurice Harkless is another option.
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Post#138 » by RickyDizzle » Mon Jul 4, 2016 5:49 pm

Okay time to get back into the trade thread... haha, lots of names we've been throwing around, I dont have much to add, but here's a list ranked by their attainability / cost:

Very Attainable:
Monroe
Rudy Gay
Bogut

Semi-Attainable:
Vucevic
Middleton
Galo?

Costly, but Potentially Available:
Westbrook
Butler

Probably not Available until February Deadline:
Blake Griffin
Cousins

I know Horford always wanted to be a 4, so I like any of the centers on the list. I would definitely like to trade some of our quantity for more quality. Monroe/Middleton for Avery/Amir/ Oylynk or Jerebko /Young and a 1st?

IT/Middleton/Crowder/Horford/Monroe
Smart/Hunter/Brown/Jerebko or KO/Mickey

What would a Westbrook trade look like? Value would really be contingent on an extension, but I would give up Smart, Brown, and a Brooklyn pick for resigned Westbrook. For a rental I would still give up Smart, Memphis 1st, LAC 1st (no Brooklyn picks, no Brown).

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Post#139 » by sportscrazy » Mon Jul 4, 2016 8:07 pm

If Gordon Hayward gives his assurances to his college coach, Stevens, that he would re-sign in Boston next summer, what would the Celtics give up for him? Would the Celtics do a Amir Johnson/Avery Bradley/James Young/Draft Rights to Jaylen Brown for Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks type of deal under those circumstances?
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Post#140 » by Gurton Buster » Mon Jul 4, 2016 8:34 pm

Spurs trying to dump Boris Diaw to sign Pau. He'd be tremendous here, he only costs $7 million, and he's going to be an expiring after next season.

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