matt131 wrote:?s=19
Not sure what you can get for the 4? But this deal will get done after the series is over to keep the NBA in the news.
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matt131 wrote:?s=19
Slim Charless wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Slim Charless wrote:
I was thinking the same thing there's no way NOP takes that little. If that's the case half the teams in the league- especially the ones on the west and east coast will throw the dice and take a shot that he resigns.
Maybe, But currently Rich Paul IS doing his absolute best to try and tank Davis' value in order to ensure that the Lakers have less assets to give up by dissuading other potential suitors with the " "One Year rental " threat comment.
So maybe New Orleans is considering taking slightly less back in a package for Davis in order to ensure that Davis doesn't get to the Lakers, and to stick it back to the Flakers for Paul's constant interference???
I mean if Boston, as well as other teams become dissuaded from offering a great package for Davis, Due to Paul's power play interference, Thusly affecting the overall value of the Pels return,
Then why would Griffin help Paul out after he continually interferes and sabotages Griffins' opportunities to procure the best possible return in a potential trade package, for his franchise?
For Griffin, This isn't about Paul's ego, or Anthony Davis' feelings. It's all business, and it's Griffins' first major deal on his new job.
I'm sure that he wouldn't appreciate Rich Paul constantly undermining his attempts to recieve the best return possible for the Pels, Just to achieve his agenda for Lebron.
Therefore I could see him considering this.
I'd call their bluff and keep him, wait for tensions to go down and play it out till the trade deadline. See who gets desperate and make a play then. Don't panic and bend to someone else's will, don't get bullied into doing something stupid.

Ghost of Kleine wrote:Slim Charless wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Maybe, But currently Rich Paul IS doing his absolute best to try and tank Davis' value in order to ensure that the Lakers have less assets to give up by dissuading other potential suitors with the " "One Year rental " threat comment.
So maybe New Orleans is considering taking slightly less back in a package for Davis in order to ensure that Davis doesn't get to the Lakers, and to stick it back to the Flakers for Paul's constant interference???
I mean if Boston, as well as other teams become dissuaded from offering a great package for Davis, Due to Paul's power play interference, Thusly affecting the overall value of the Pels return,
Then why would Griffin help Paul out after he continually interferes and sabotages Griffins' opportunities to procure the best possible return in a potential trade package, for his franchise?
For Griffin, This isn't about Paul's ego, or Anthony Davis' feelings. It's all business, and it's Griffins' first major deal on his new job.
I'm sure that he wouldn't appreciate Rich Paul constantly undermining his attempts to recieve the best return possible for the Pels, Just to achieve his agenda for Lebron.
Therefore I could see him considering this.
I'd call their bluff and keep him, wait for tensions to go down and play it out till the trade deadline. See who gets desperate and make a play then. Don't panic and bend to someone else's will, don't get bullied into doing something stupid.
Agreed.
fromthetop321 wrote:I got Lebron number 1, he is also leading defensive player of the year. Curry's game still reminds me of Jeremy Lin to much.

Crives wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:Slim Charless wrote:
I'd call their bluff and keep him, wait for tensions to go down and play it out till the trade deadline. See who gets desperate and make a play then. Don't panic and bend to someone else's will, don't get bullied into doing something stupid.
Agreed.
New Orleans might have their best chance ever to win a chip next year if they hold onto AD. Not a bad fallback option if they don’t get a reasonable offer.
DarkHawk wrote:matt131 wrote:?s=19
Guessing this means each team is trying to get AD.
That #4 isn't going to net them a big name.

bwgood77 wrote:bigfoot wrote:Waylay13 wrote:
Well I guess we will see. Right now I still rate Jackson fairly high and your option in the past hasnt convinced me on any of the issues that we seem to have very different views on. so lets wait and see what happens.
My opinions in the past were that Doncic was better than Ayton and that Bender, Chriss, and Jackson were rotational players at best. SGA is starter on a playoff team. Definitely worth Jackson and #6.
They wouldn't even do that. They wouldn't find anyone as good as SGA at 6 and Jackson makes the deal worse for them.
Funny part is as much as the kings were killed in the end they won that trade. I get why the pels did it but realistically had they kept buddy and picked well with that pick they probably have a much better team last season.Slim Charless wrote:bigfoot wrote:Slim Charless wrote:
I was thinking the same thing there's no way NOP takes that little. If that's the case half the teams in the league- especially the ones on the west and east coast will throw the dice and take a shot that he resigns.
Spurs send out Leonard and Green and get back Derozan, Poeltl, and 29th pick in the NBA draft
Kings send out Cousins and Casspi and get back Tyreke Evans, Buddy Hield, Langston Galloway, and 2017 10th and 34th picks in NBA draft. Evans and Galloway were expiring contracts so basically it was Cousins for Hield, the 10th, and 34th pick.s
Derozan was coming off 3 straight all-star games and had just lead the raps to their 1st ever one-seed. They failed against Lebron but who can really blame them for that. KL was coming off one of the most bizarre seasons any player had ever in NBA history. He bails on what was thought to be the gold standard for NBA teams-the NBA's version of the New England patriots really. He was known to only wanna play in LA. No one knew if he was even gonna show up in Toronto. Other teams were scared to make a trade. The raps took a major gamble on him and gave up one of their most beloved players EVER for a guy who might not show and this isn't even bringing up his injury that kept him out the whole year-and still bothers him even now.
The kings were run by Vivek and Valde- who were a league joke at the time for making that trade. I remember those 2 getting roasted more then Dolan was at the time and more then Jennie Buss is today. NOP got Boogie because Vivek had a hard on for Hield and they still got a top 10 pick on top of that.
bigfoot wrote:bwgood77 wrote:bigfoot wrote:
My opinions in the past were that Doncic was better than Ayton and that Bender, Chriss, and Jackson were rotational players at best. SGA is starter on a playoff team. Definitely worth Jackson and #6.
They wouldn't even do that. They wouldn't find anyone as good as SGA at 6 and Jackson makes the deal worse for them.
You lost context ... Jackson/#6 were part of package that went to the Pelicans so that the Clippers could get AD.
Narrator voice: the 4 pick in this poop draft is not landing much.matt131 wrote:?s=19
WeekapaugGroove wrote:Narrator voice: the 4 pick in this poop draft is not landing much.matt131 wrote:?s=19
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bigfoot wrote:bwgood77 wrote:bigfoot wrote:
My opinions in the past were that Doncic was better than Ayton and that Bender, Chriss, and Jackson were rotational players at best. SGA is starter on a playoff team. Definitely worth Jackson and #6.
They wouldn't even do that. They wouldn't find anyone as good as SGA at 6 and Jackson makes the deal worse for them.
You lost context ... Jackson/#6 were part of package that went to the Pelicans so that the Clippers could get AD.
Slim Charless wrote:Crives wrote:Ghost of Kleine wrote:
Agreed.
New Orleans might have their best chance ever to win a chip next year if they hold onto AD. Not a bad fallback option if they don’t get a reasonable offer.
Yup. Make AD come to practice every day, make him see all his old teammates every day, make him see how good Zion really is every day. Once they start winning and they will win see how he feels then, worst case scenario you trade him in January. Someone else will come available, some other superstar will want out by that time. Some playoff team will take a risk if they think he'll put them over the top. Make the deal then.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:Funny part is as much as the kings were killed in the end they won that trade. I get why the pels did it but realistically had they kept buddy and picked well with that pick they probably have a much better team last season.Slim Charless wrote:bigfoot wrote:
Spurs send out Leonard and Green and get back Derozan, Poeltl, and 29th pick in the NBA draft
Kings send out Cousins and Casspi and get back Tyreke Evans, Buddy Hield, Langston Galloway, and 2017 10th and 34th picks in NBA draft. Evans and Galloway were expiring contracts so basically it was Cousins for Hield, the 10th, and 34th pick.s
Derozan was coming off 3 straight all-star games and had just lead the raps to their 1st ever one-seed. They failed against Lebron but who can really blame them for that. KL was coming off one of the most bizarre seasons any player had ever in NBA history. He bails on what was thought to be the gold standard for NBA teams-the NBA's version of the New England patriots really. He was known to only wanna play in LA. No one knew if he was even gonna show up in Toronto. Other teams were scared to make a trade. The raps took a major gamble on him and gave up one of their most beloved players EVER for a guy who might not show and this isn't even bringing up his injury that kept him out the whole year-and still bothers him even now.
The kings were run by Vivek and Valde- who were a league joke at the time for making that trade. I remember those 2 getting roasted more then Dolan was at the time and more then Jennie Buss is today. NOP got Boogie because Vivek had a hard on for Hield and they still got a top 10 pick on top of that.
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