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Post#101 » by atlantabbq99 » Fri Jan 12, 2018 6:58 am

DusterBuster wrote:What’s the Hawks plan with Bazemore?


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None, he could be had for the right offer. He is a good player on a reasonable contract, but he is 29yr and his age doesn't fit with the Hawks' rebuild.
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Post#102 » by DusterBuster » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:08 am

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DusterBuster wrote:What’s the Hawks plan with Bazemore?


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None, he could be had for the right offer. He is a good player on a reasonable contract, but he is 29yr and his age doesn't fit with the Hawks' rebuild.


I wouldn’t call Bazemore’s contract “reasonable”. He’s fairly overpaid, as were a lot of players around the time he got paid. But I could see Portland being interested in him. I doubt they’d offer anything in the way of salary savings, but maybe something like Turner, Vonleh (or Swanigan) and a pick?

Turner is the same age as Bazemore but paid a bit less for the same amount of years. Then the Hawks could get a young guy the Blazers won’t be able to keep like Vonleh or maybe Shabazz if the Hawks need a PG. Pick would be a second or heavily protected 1st.
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Post#103 » by atlantabbq99 » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:12 am

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DusterBuster wrote:What’s the Hawks plan with Bazemore?


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None, he could be had for the right offer. He is a good player on a reasonable contract, but he is 29yr and his age doesn't fit with the Hawks' rebuild.


I wouldn’t call Bazemore’s contract “reasonable”. He’s fairly overpaid, as were a lot of players around the time he got paid. But I could see Portland being interested in him. I doubt they’d offer anything in the way of salary savings, but maybe something like Turner, Vonleh (or Swanigan) and a pick?



If you are talking about a 1st round lottery protected 2018 pick, then yes, that could work with Turner and Swanigan.
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Post#104 » by DusterBuster » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:14 am

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None, he could be had for the right offer. He is a good player on a reasonable contract, but he is 29yr and his age doesn't fit with the Hawks' rebuild.


I wouldn’t call Bazemore’s contract “reasonable”. He’s fairly overpaid, as were a lot of players around the time he got paid. But I could see Portland being interested in him. I doubt they’d offer anything in the way of salary savings, but maybe something like Turner, Vonleh (or Swanigan) and a pick?



If you are talking about a 1st round lottery protected 2018 pick, then yes, that could work with Turner and Swanigan.


If it’s a first that’s only lotto protected, I would ask that it be Vonleh and not Swanigan.

For Swanigan I would say a 2nd or stricter protected 1st (like Top 20 protected for 3 years and reverting to a 2nd if not conveyed).
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Post#105 » by atlantabbq99 » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:26 am

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I wouldn’t call Bazemore’s contract “reasonable”. He’s fairly overpaid, as were a lot of players around the time he got paid. But I could see Portland being interested in him. I doubt they’d offer anything in the way of salary savings, but maybe something like Turner, Vonleh (or Swanigan) and a pick?



If you are talking about a 1st round lottery protected 2018 pick, then yes, that could work with Turner and Swanigan.


If it’s a first that’s only lotto protected, I would ask that it be Vonleh and not Swanigan.

For Swanigan I would say a 2nd or stricter protected 1st (like Top 20 protected for 3 years and reverting to a 2nd if not conveyed).


How about Turner, Swag, 1st rd pick, for Baz and Rockets' 1st rd pick...
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Post#106 » by DusterBuster » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:29 am

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If you are talking about a 1st round lottery protected 2018 pick, then yes, that could work with Turner and Swanigan.


If it’s a first that’s only lotto protected, I would ask that it be Vonleh and not Swanigan.

For Swanigan I would say a 2nd or stricter protected 1st (like Top 20 protected for 3 years and reverting to a 2nd if not conveyed).


How about Turner, Swag, 1st rd pick, for Baz and Rockets' 1st rd pick...


Hmmm, maybe. I’d still need to know the protections on the 1st from Portland. It’d still need to be fully lottery protected imo.

The Hawks don’t strike me as a team desperate for cap space anytime soon. If you want to lessen protections on the pick and still get Swanigan, what’s your thoughts on adding in Bellinili or Illyasova for Leonard?

To throw out a trade, say this:

Turner
Leonard
Swanigan
Blazers 1st (Protections: Top 10 in 2018, Top 5 in 2019, Top 3 in 2020 and reverts to 2nd rounders if not conveyed)

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Bazemore
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Post#107 » by atlantabbq99 » Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:57 am

^ top 14 protected 1st for 2018 would be fine. I'm pretty sure DL will be more than able to carry the Blazers into the playoffs.
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Post#108 » by DusterBuster » Fri Jan 12, 2018 8:50 am

atlantabbq99 wrote:^ top 14 protected 1st for 2018 would be fine. I'm pretty sure DL will be more than able to carry the Blazers into the playoffs.


Yeah, I’m not too worried about the Blazers making the playoffs, but given the west and with Lillard battling injuries and the team having a murderous final month of the season, missing the playoffs isn’t totally out of the question. Obviously I’d be fine with full lottery protection tho if you are for the deal I listed.
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Post#109 » by MaceCase » Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:20 am

jayu70 wrote:Hawks draftee Isaia Cordinier will undergo surgery on both knees to solve a tendinitis problem, as he told to @lequipe . Cordinier is expected to miss 4-9 months of action. #NBA

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Wow, both knees. Feel for the kid.

Lil young to have tendinitis bad enough to require surgery in both knees. Did one of the old soviet coaches trade in his dacha for a chalet? I'll pause to let Spud marvel at my knowledge of European holiday homes... Okay, either he's training too intensely, incorrectly, or both.
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Post#110 » by ATL Boy » Sat Jan 13, 2018 2:37 pm

jayu70 wrote:Hawks draftee Isaia Cordinier will undergo surgery on both knees to solve a tendinitis problem, as he told to @lequipe . Cordinier is expected to miss 4-9 months of action. #NBA

— Orazio Cauchi (@paxer89) January 11, 2018

Wow, both knees. Feel for the kid.

That's terrible for the kid moving forward in his career.

As bad as it sounds this takes him off the radar for me as far as his Hawks career is concerned. Tendinitis in both knees in his early 20s? I just hope he'll be able to walk normally in his 40s.


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Post#111 » by tbhawksfan1 » Sun Jan 14, 2018 12:07 pm

If you really look at current draft assets... they aren't that good... for a talent starved tanking team.

This years first is potential gold; really need to hit a HR. The two imported firsts are going to be a mid and late 20. Not very good.

Next season we should have another top pick and maybe a late lott from CLEV. Couple of seconds. If we get the lott pick from CLEV (top 10 prot I think), looking good. Still want more.

When the team is trying to pick itself up at the end of this rebuild, the acquired talent will be the difference maker. Got to get a lot of HIGH potantial out of these drafts.
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Re: Trade assets - current draft picks 

Post#112 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Jan 16, 2018 12:51 pm

tbhawksfan1 wrote:If you really look at current draft assets... they aren't that good... for a talent starved tanking team.



As of this morning, our picks stand as top-4, #26, #28 and #31.

So, yeah...not quite enough to end the rebuild in a single swoop.

And, with the way we've improved while Orlando and Sacramento have fallen apart, it might officially be time to start looking at prospects between 4-10 a little closer.

This would put us in Trae Young, Michael Porter Jr, Mo Bamba territory.

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Post#113 » by tbhawksfan1 » Tue Jan 16, 2018 4:40 pm

or trade the dang expirings
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Post#114 » by King Ken » Tue Jan 16, 2018 4:43 pm

Our trade assets are the picks from other teams, good expirings like Ersan and Marco. Due to a short supply of combo wings, Bazemore.
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Post#115 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Jan 16, 2018 4:51 pm

Our trade assets are the picks from other teams, good expirings like Ersan and Marco. Due to a short supply of combo wings, Bazemore.



I only somewhat understand this.

But, yeah, moving our expiring vets for picks that will become future trade assets is a wise move.

Even if it's just consolidating middling picks to move up higher in the draft.
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Post#116 » by CP War Hawks » Tue Jan 16, 2018 5:03 pm

Time to aggressively shop Belli, Dedmon, and Illy.
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Post#117 » by tbhawksfan1 » Tue Jan 16, 2018 6:06 pm

CP War Hawks wrote:Time to aggressively shop Belli, Dedmon, and Illy.


way #?%ing time. we need to be watching Collins, Prince, Dorsey, Schro lose games

Illya, Beli and Dedmon have all upped their trade value, Baze too. MOVE THEM and set this draft up. I want TS to secure two top ten picks and another top 20. Trade the expirings and Baze, consolidate picks. This is a dang REBUILD.

I don't want to watch Sura and another very good coach screw us out of a very high pick in a loaded draft
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Post#118 » by Spud2nique » Tue Jan 16, 2018 7:05 pm

No time to panic! Stay the course and the tank will happen...patience.
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Post#119 » by ATL Boy » Tue Jan 16, 2018 9:21 pm

The Magic are worrying me. They've begun aggressively shopping Evan Fournier and Elfrid Payton and are looking like they'll outtank us.

Potentially picking 2nd instead of 1st isn't the end of the world but if we begin falling out of the range of Doncic or Ayton then this terrible season we're suffering through will be completely diminished.

The trade deadline can't get here quick enough.
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Post#120 » by graymule » Wed Jan 17, 2018 1:41 pm

ATL Boy wrote:The Magic are worrying me. They've begun aggressively shopping Evan Fournier and Elfrid Payton and are looking like they'll outtank us.

Potentially picking 2nd instead of 1st isn't the end of the world but if we begin falling out of the range of Doncic or Ayton then this terrible season we're suffering through will be completely diminished.

The trade deadline can't get here quick enough.


Sometimes you just can't help yourself. Example: Orlando won last night!

I've noticed that there is many articles urging the Hawks to trade Dedmon but no one ever mentions Miles Plumlee.
Could he be too expensive for all those teams who are trying so hard to get into the playoffs?

So many good NBA players on our roster. Not great, but pretty good. Hawks want future draft picks and\or young,
underused players who just need to be coached up and to be given playing time and a chance.

Trade deadline -- Hurry up and wait!

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