Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Moderators: Dadouv47, retrobro90
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- ThunderBolt
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 19,368
- And1: 19,234
- Joined: Dec 29, 2016
- Location: Lynnwood, WA
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
I would take a chance on Skal if we could get him cheaply from the Kings. It doesn’t seem like the Sac front office likes him. Also wondering the the FO still has interest in Bender. He had a horrible SL.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- getrichordie
- General Manager
- Posts: 9,425
- And1: 2,313
- Joined: Oct 22, 2015
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Knrstz wrote:I would take a chance on Skal if we could get him cheaply from the Kings. It doesn’t seem like the Sac front office likes him. Also wondering the the FO still has interest in Bender. He had a horrible SL.
I would too but what do we have that SAC would be interested in? I'd make a trade for Skal at the deadline if Patterson isn't showing much.
[twitter] @thunderdustin
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- D21
- Lead Assistant
- Posts: 4,579
- And1: 691
- Joined: Sep 09, 2005
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Knrstz wrote:We knew melo had some specific skills and some obvious weaknesses. The problem was his skills didn’t benefit the team help the team the way we had hoped. There are several reasons for that but one of them was his declining athleticism. DS has some major concerns but he’s definitely not lacking in athleticism. Watching some of the highlights of him it’s become clear that he’s very fast.
Hi, linked to his speed, here's what was found, something that can make the deal more interesting for OKC, certainly something your management had checked before the trade
Last season, Schroeder averaged 1.09 points per possession on isolation-based plays. Among those with over 100 opportunities, he had the highest field goal percentage (48.9 percent) in the NBA. Schroeder scored on 50.9 percent of the 216 plays he ran in isolation, which was the second-highest percentage in the league behind only MVP James Harden.
It’s interesting to see that Schroeder was so efficient in isolation because he was most often used as the ball-handler in a pick-and-roll offense. Atlanta ran one-on-one plays on just 5.6 percent of their possessions, which ranked No. 23 in the NBA. However, the Thunder ranked second in isolation-offense plays, trailing only the Houston Rockets.
Link
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- ThunderBolt
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 19,368
- And1: 19,234
- Joined: Dec 29, 2016
- Location: Lynnwood, WA
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
getrichordie wrote:Knrstz wrote:I would take a chance on Skal if we could get him cheaply from the Kings. It doesn’t seem like the Sac front office likes him. Also wondering the the FO still has interest in Bender. He had a horrible SL.
I would too but what do we have that SAC would be interested in? I'd make a trade for Skal at the deadline if Patterson isn't showing much.
Vlade likes euros so maybe Abrines and 2rp. We’re running out of picks to trade and we can’t really afford to trade our only pure shooter. Might have to be a three team trade.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
DoubleJ13
- Junior
- Posts: 263
- And1: 145
- Joined: Apr 26, 2015
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
If the rumors are true that the Raptors are still trying to dump money, I'd call them about CJ Miles since he would fit into that TPE & now their more set on the wing with the Leonard trade.
Would need to move Singler somewhere to offset the extra tax hit though. Plus it would just be nice to get Singler off the roster either way.
Would need to move Singler somewhere to offset the extra tax hit though. Plus it would just be nice to get Singler off the roster either way.
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- getrichordie
- General Manager
- Posts: 9,425
- And1: 2,313
- Joined: Oct 22, 2015
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
DoubleJ13 wrote:If the rumors are true that the Raptors are still trying to dump money, I'd call them about CJ Miles since he would fit into that TPE & now their more set on the wing with the Leonard trade.
Would need to move Singler somewhere to offset the extra tax hit though. Plus it would just be nice to get Singler off the roster either way.
Miles would be a great get. He has a player option next year too. Ferguson + Singler for Miles + 2nd?
[twitter] @thunderdustin
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
T-Cat
- Starter
- Posts: 2,388
- And1: 547
- Joined: May 04, 2004
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Magic fan here! What do you guys want in exchange for Hamidou Diallo?
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- ThunderBolt
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 19,368
- And1: 19,234
- Joined: Dec 29, 2016
- Location: Lynnwood, WA
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
T-Cat wrote:Magic fan here! What do you guys want in exchange for Hamidou Diallo?
I like Melvin Frazier as a prospect but it seems like a latera move for both teams, maybe slightly negative for Orlando. If the magic preferred Diallo over Frazier they would have taken him.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
Atomic Punk
- Pro Prospect
- Posts: 874
- And1: 328
- Joined: Jul 03, 2017
- Location: Earth
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
getrichordie wrote:DoubleJ13 wrote:If the rumors are true that the Raptors are still trying to dump money, I'd call them about CJ Miles since he would fit into that TPE & now their more set on the wing with the Leonard trade.
Would need to move Singler somewhere to offset the extra tax hit though. Plus it would just be nice to get Singler off the roster either way.
Miles would be a great get. He has a player option next year too. Ferguson + Singler for Miles + 2nd?
I can’t see the Thunder trading Ferguson for Miles just to get off Singlers deal. I would rather trade Singler + cash and a future second for Miles.
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
AirInTheLoop
- Pro Prospect
- Posts: 805
- And1: 261
- Joined: Sep 22, 2018
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Rumor is the Nets plan on cutting DeMarre Carroll.
That IMO, would be ideal for OKC.
That IMO, would be ideal for OKC.
Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- getrichordie
- General Manager
- Posts: 9,425
- And1: 2,313
- Joined: Oct 22, 2015
-
Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
So, which assets do you believe have the highest chance of being traded by the deadline?
Mine are Abrines, Felton, Ferguson, and Roberson.
Hard to see Roberson working his way back to playing at an All-NBA defense level by the trade deadline. I think Presti will see enough (or not enough, I should say) to warrant him opening trade talks on Roberson. Roberson’s type of injury is historically a career-ending one.
I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I think OKC’s ideal offer would look something like: Roberson + Ferguson + Abrines (and maybe a 2nd depending on value returned).
EDIT: It also wouldn’t surprise me if Schroder was added in to a Roberson deal for the chance to get maximum value returned from a team that needs a guy who can run an offense (Chicago, Orlando, Phoenix, New Orleans, etc.).
Sent from my iPhone using RealGM Forums
Mine are Abrines, Felton, Ferguson, and Roberson.
Hard to see Roberson working his way back to playing at an All-NBA defense level by the trade deadline. I think Presti will see enough (or not enough, I should say) to warrant him opening trade talks on Roberson. Roberson’s type of injury is historically a career-ending one.
I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I think OKC’s ideal offer would look something like: Roberson + Ferguson + Abrines (and maybe a 2nd depending on value returned).
EDIT: It also wouldn’t surprise me if Schroder was added in to a Roberson deal for the chance to get maximum value returned from a team that needs a guy who can run an offense (Chicago, Orlando, Phoenix, New Orleans, etc.).
Sent from my iPhone using RealGM Forums
[twitter] @thunderdustin
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
Kizz Fastfists
- Lead Assistant
- Posts: 5,444
- And1: 1,874
- Joined: Jun 05, 2014
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
getrichordie wrote:I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I remember when people were taking about Semaj, Payne, PJ3 and Huestis like they are Diallo. I love the hype a 2nd round player who can't shoot can get from summer league and pre-season. A month into the season people will act like surprised that Diallo, like 99% of 2nd round picks, isn't a NBA rotation player.
"The secret to success is to offend the greatest number of people." -George Bernard Shaw
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- spearsy23
- RealGM
- Posts: 19,481
- And1: 7,654
- Joined: Jan 27, 2012
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
What team is splitting a productive wing into injured Roberson/Ferguson/abrines? We wouldn't be trading them if they were capable players.
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
-
CROklahoma
- Junior
- Posts: 451
- And1: 130
- Joined: Feb 22, 2017
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
spearsy23 wrote:What team is splitting a productive wing into injured Roberson/Ferguson/abrines? We wouldn't be trading them if they were capable players.
Phoenix Suns
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- Pillendreher
- RealGM
- Posts: 14,191
- And1: 9,953
- Joined: Jan 25, 2015
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Kizz Fastfists wrote:getrichordie wrote:I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I remember when people were taking about Semaj, Payne, PJ3 and Huestis like they are Diallo. I love the hype a 2nd round player who can't shoot can get from summer league and pre-season. A month into the season people will act like surprised that Diallo, like 99% of 2nd round picks, isn't a NBA rotation player.
I'm close to rooting against Ferguson just because of you.
"I don't know of any player that, when the shot goes up, he doesn't want it to go in," Donovan said
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- bondom34
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 66,716
- And1: 50,290
- Joined: Mar 01, 2013
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Pillendreher wrote:Kizz Fastfists wrote:getrichordie wrote:I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I remember when people were taking about Semaj, Payne, PJ3 and Huestis like they are Diallo. I love the hype a 2nd round player who can't shoot can get from summer league and pre-season. A month into the season people will act like surprised that Diallo, like 99% of 2nd round picks, isn't a NBA rotation player.
I'm close to rooting against Ferguson just because of you.
Also I don't think anyone once said this about Semaj or Huestis. I think their peak in people's thoughts was "maybe a rotation player".
MyUniBroDavis wrote: he was like YALL PEOPLE WHO DOUBT ME WILL SEE YALLS STATS ARE WRONG I HAVE THE BIG BRAIN PLAYS MUCHO NASTY BIG BRAIN BIG CHUNGUS BRAIN YOU BOYS ON UR BBALL REFERENCE NO UNDERSTANDO
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- ThunderBolt
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 19,368
- And1: 19,234
- Joined: Dec 29, 2016
- Location: Lynnwood, WA
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
Kizz Fastfists wrote:getrichordie wrote:I also think Presti likes what he has in Diallo and Burton. The question is, who wants a post-injury Roberson (and his contract) and what do we have to attach to him to get off that contract but not give up a promising player like Diallo? And what can we get back in return?
I remember when people were taking about Semaj, Payne, PJ3 and Huestis like they are Diallo. I love the hype a 2nd round player who can't shoot can get from summer league and pre-season. A month into the season people will act like surprised that Diallo, like 99% of 2nd round picks, isn't a NBA rotation player.
Remember when you said presti should be fired because he traded for Paul George who would leave at the end of the season? Remember when you never came back and said you were wrong?
You may be right about diallo. You might be wrong. If you are wrong, what should we expect? I have a pretty good guess.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- spearsy23
- RealGM
- Posts: 19,481
- And1: 7,654
- Joined: Jan 27, 2012
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
CROklahoma wrote:spearsy23 wrote:What team is splitting a productive wing into injured Roberson/Ferguson/abrines? We wouldn't be trading them if they were capable players.
Phoenix Suns
Ariza? Woof.
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- getrichordie
- General Manager
- Posts: 9,425
- And1: 2,313
- Joined: Oct 22, 2015
-
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
spearsy23 wrote:CROklahoma wrote:spearsy23 wrote:What team is splitting a productive wing into injured Roberson/Ferguson/abrines? We wouldn't be trading them if they were capable players.
Phoenix Suns
Ariza? Woof.
Would PHX rather have Ariza or Schroder?
[twitter] @thunderdustin
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
- bondom34
- Retired Mod

- Posts: 66,716
- And1: 50,290
- Joined: Mar 01, 2013
Re: Let's Make a Deal: Thunder Trade Targets
getrichordie wrote:spearsy23 wrote:CROklahoma wrote:
Phoenix Suns
Ariza? Woof.
Would PHX rather have Ariza or Schroder?
Given contracts Ariza.
MyUniBroDavis wrote: he was like YALL PEOPLE WHO DOUBT ME WILL SEE YALLS STATS ARE WRONG I HAVE THE BIG BRAIN PLAYS MUCHO NASTY BIG BRAIN BIG CHUNGUS BRAIN YOU BOYS ON UR BBALL REFERENCE NO UNDERSTANDO
Return to Oklahoma City Thunder





