They were rumored to have made an offer for AD that didn't get any traction.HartfordWhalers wrote:Clippers have been quiet rumorwise
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They were rumored to have made an offer for AD that didn't get any traction.HartfordWhalers wrote:Clippers have been quiet rumorwise
jbk1234 wrote:BoogieTime wrote:I think we’re all going to be surprised at how little AD fetches
I mean, people are caught up like it’s Giannis, or LeBron/Harden in their primes
AD has always been IMO overrated. He’s never led a highly winning team, and it’s questionable whether s finishing big like him really transforms the game in today’s nba
AD has never led anything but a perimeter playoff team. I think there is sound reason why you wouldn’t fork over as much as what’s being discussed, particularly if there is good reason he can leave. I can see the Knicks being reticent on 3/Mitch/picks. I can also see the Lakers not offering the total, unequivocal farm if there is a chance he can join in FA a year later
I suspect things fall apart quickly in L.A. if A.D. is traded elsewhere. More than any other team, they need to land him.
Wasabi_Johnson wrote:The west is wild open next year.
kalenclayton wrote:Wasabi_Johnson wrote:The west is wild open next year.
Doesn’t that feel so weird? I don’t really know what to think. It almost seems like the Warriors will be fighting just for playoff contention unless they can somehow get some depth. This will really show how good of a coach Steve Kerr actually is.
Currently, I can see the Blazers, Nuggets, Rockets, and Thunder all duking it out for early season favorites. Who knows what free agency and trades will do to that though.
kalenclayton wrote:Wasabi_Johnson wrote:The west is wild open next year.
Doesn’t that feel so weird? I don’t really know what to think. It almost seems like the Warriors will be fighting just for playoff contention unless they can somehow get some depth. This will really show how good of a coach Steve Kerr actually is.
Currently, I can see the Blazers, Nuggets, Rockets, and Thunder all duking it out for early season favorites. Who knows what free agency and trades will do to that though.
Ayatollah wrote:kalenclayton wrote:Wasabi_Johnson wrote:The west is wild open next year.
Doesn’t that feel so weird? I don’t really know what to think. It almost seems like the Warriors will be fighting just for playoff contention unless they can somehow get some depth. This will really show how good of a coach Steve Kerr actually is.
Currently, I can see the Blazers, Nuggets, Rockets, and Thunder all duking it out for early season favorites. Who knows what free agency and trades will do to that though.
The value of guys like Bradley Beal or Mike Conley increases immediately after the injuries of KD and Klay.
Ayatollah wrote:The value of guys like Bradley Beal or Mike Conley increases immediately after the injuries of KD and Klay.
BoogieTime wrote:Why is New York no longer seemingly bidding for Davis?
They must like Barrett a lot.
I think they could beat some of these offers even keeping Mitch, given the tier difference of the 3rd pick and the Lakers 4th
BoogieTime wrote:I think we’re all going to be surprised at how little AD fetches
I mean, people are caught up like it’s Giannis, or LeBron/Harden in their primes
AD has always been IMO overrated. He’s never led a highly winning team, and it’s questionable whether s finishing big like him really transforms the game in today’s nba
AD has never led anything but a perimeter playoff team. I think there is sound reason why you wouldn’t fork over as much as what’s being discussed, particularly if there is good reason he can leave. I can see the Knicks being reticent on 3/Mitch/picks. I can also see the Lakers not offering the total, unequivocal farm if there is a chance he can join in FA a year later
BoogieTime wrote:Why is New York no longer seemingly bidding for Davis?
They must like Barrett a lot.
I think they could beat some of these offers even keeping Mitch, given the tier difference of the 3rd pick and the Lakers 4th
BoogieTime wrote:Why is New York no longer seemingly bidding for Davis?
They must like Barrett a lot.
I think they could beat some of these offers even keeping Mitch, given the tier difference of the 3rd pick and the Lakers 4th
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