CP3 -- What Happens to Him?

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What uniform does CP3 end up wearing at the start of the season?

Poll ended at Wed Jul 17, 2019 1:11 pm

OKC Thunder
35
19%
LA Lakers
27
14%
LA Clippers
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1%
Detroit Pistons
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6%
Orlando Magic
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3%
Miami
88
47%
Other
19
10%
 
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Post#81 » by Lex Dysic » Fri Jul 12, 2019 7:10 pm

Neutral 123 wrote:
Biscayne Beast wrote:As a Heat fan, I'm speaking for 99% of us when I say that none of us want Chris Paul under any circumstance except if we get Gallo and both our 2021 & 2023 1st back. Anything less than that and you can keep him on your roster or see if you can swindle Washington or Minnesota for Wiggins or Wall.

LMAO. OKC isn't going to do that. My guess is there is interest from Miami. They could package Paul with Gallo or Adams and Miami could give up a couple of first rounders along with whoever they want to dump.

If you have Butler, you might as well try to go all in with Paul and another solid vet.


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I'd be unhappy if Pat gives up any first rounders for this over the hill malcontent... and certainly no promising players. Matter of fact, pass!
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Post#82 » by worldjbfree » Fri Jul 12, 2019 8:04 pm

Miami to be realistic, though I also vote for Orlando because that would be hilarious to me.
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Post#83 » by TimRobbins » Fri Jul 12, 2019 8:09 pm

I'm not seeing CP3 giving a lot of money back in a buyout and I'm not seeing OKC eager to buy him out. If they can find a trade for him, they will do it. If not, he'll stay with OKC.
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Post#84 » by TimRobbins » Fri Jul 12, 2019 8:10 pm

Lex Dysic wrote:
Neutral 123 wrote:
Biscayne Beast wrote:As a Heat fan, I'm speaking for 99% of us when I say that none of us want Chris Paul under any circumstance except if we get Gallo and both our 2021 & 2023 1st back. Anything less than that and you can keep him on your roster or see if you can swindle Washington or Minnesota for Wiggins or Wall.

LMAO. OKC isn't going to do that. My guess is there is interest from Miami. They could package Paul with Gallo or Adams and Miami could give up a couple of first rounders along with whoever they want to dump.

If you have Butler, you might as well try to go all in with Paul and another solid vet.


:banghead:

I'd be unhappy if Pat gives up any first rounders for this over the hill malcontent... and certainly no promising players. Matter of fact, pass!


OKC will not be getting any pickf for Cp3. At best they will get Dion Waiters and Dragic.
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Post#85 » by Neutral 123 » Fri Jul 12, 2019 8:49 pm

TimRobbins wrote:I'm not seeing CP3 giving a lot of money back in a buyout and I'm not seeing OKC eager to buy him out. If they can find a trade for him, they will do it. If not, he'll stay with OKC.

The reports are OKC is active. I'd hope they already talked to a team about this before they traded Westbrook.
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Post#86 » by Neutral 123 » Fri Jul 12, 2019 8:51 pm

TimRobbins wrote:
Lex Dysic wrote:
Neutral 123 wrote:LMAO. OKC isn't going to do that. My guess is there is interest from Miami. They could package Paul with Gallo or Adams and Miami could give up a couple of first rounders along with whoever they want to dump.

If you have Butler, you might as well try to go all in with Paul and another solid vet.


:banghead:

I'd be unhappy if Pat gives up any first rounders for this over the hill malcontent... and certainly no promising players. Matter of fact, pass!


OKC will not be getting any pickf for Cp3. At best they will get Dion Waiters and Dragic.

The picks would be for the value added with a guy like Adams. If they really are the team interested in Cp3 they might as well include Adams or Gallo in the deal. That makes them very good in the East.
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Post#87 » by ZB9 » Fri Jul 12, 2019 9:03 pm

Supposedly the Mavs are trying to trade for Paul.
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Post#88 » by BBallFreak » Fri Jul 12, 2019 9:06 pm

ZB9 wrote:Supposedly the Mavs are trying to trade for Paul.
I hope they get him.

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Post#89 » by CB3 » Fri Jul 12, 2019 9:07 pm

Read on Twitter

A league source told the Miami Herald that the Heat will listen and do due diligence on the matter, but that the Heat does not have strong interest and is not aggressively pursuing a trade for Paul at this time.

Miami would need to be absolutely overwhelmed to consider taking on the final three years and $124 million of Paul’s contract, considering the veteran point guard’s age (34) and lack of durability.

For Miami to consider this, OKC would need not only to take back only unappealing contracts but would need to offer other significant concessions.


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Post#90 » by Johnny Bball » Fri Jul 12, 2019 9:08 pm

Lol. Nobody can possibly be thinking clearly if they think he's getting bought out and going to LAL.
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Post#91 » by Kilo » Fri Jul 12, 2019 10:29 pm

Mavs interest in Paul makes a lot of sense. Also I think Cuban would like the idea of getting a relationship with the NBAPA President.

Hardaway and Lee for Paul would work salary wise.
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Post#92 » by Ducksplatt » Sat Jul 13, 2019 2:26 am

As a dark horse, I have San Antonio.
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Post#93 » by Up-And-Coming » Sat Jul 13, 2019 2:38 am

I think a darkhorse team swoops in. Can the Bucks trade for him?
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Post#94 » by iggymcfrack » Sat Jul 13, 2019 3:46 am

Thunder should trade Paul and Gallo for Wiggins, Dieng, Okogie, 3 firsts (2 unprotected), and 2 pick swaps. Paul/Covington/Gallo/Saric/Towns would be a legit contender, and the Thunder would solidify their position for greatest war chest of all time.
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Post#95 » by Dino353 » Mon Jul 15, 2019 3:54 pm

He would not be a bad fit alongside Shai.
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Post#96 » by CelticsFTW » Mon Jul 15, 2019 3:56 pm

iggymcfrack wrote:Thunder should trade Paul and Gallo for Wiggins, Dieng, Okogie, 3 firsts (2 unprotected), and 2 pick swaps. Paul/Covington/Gallo/Saric/Towns would be a legit contender, and the Thunder would solidify their position for greatest war chest of all time.
Is OKC giving the picks?

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Post#97 » by jbk1234 » Mon Jul 15, 2019 3:56 pm

Effigy wrote:Waived? Who’s going to eat $120 million?
Yeah, that's a fantasy. Maybe traded next summer.

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Post#98 » by jbk1234 » Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:00 pm

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tsirigoj wrote:
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Depending on the team, there could be a need there and they would be sending back short term crap contracts.

Ex - Detroit has Reggie Jackson and Tony Snell making $30m between them. Charlotte has a wide ranging collection of overpaid crap like Nicholas Batum, Biyombo, Marvin Williams, Cody Zeller, etc.

And given the Thunder’s current trajectory, tanking for 3 years is more appealing than crippling their ability to rebuild in years 4-7.


Good point.

I wonder if there is any precedent with this new CBA of a player REALLY wanting to play for a contender, so asking his current team to waive him agreeing to pay back part of his contract (for example: CP3 signing a subcontract that says if OKC waives him, they will only be on the hook for 50% of what he is due)?


That would be a negotiated buyout, which is currently in the rules, but the NBAPA looks down on giving too much back to the team. And Paul is the NBAPA president at the moment.
Also, the sheer amount that would have to be given back to make it worth it for OKC makes it impracticable.

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Post#99 » by jason bourne » Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:10 pm

Johnny Bball wrote:Lol. Nobody can possibly be thinking clearly if they think he's getting bought out and going to LAL.


It's crazy :crazy:. I think the deal is on hold as OKC tries to get Tyler Herro from the Heat. Also, the Heat are interested in Bradley Beal and whether he takes the extension being offered. If Beal turns it down, then Heat have interest for Beal and taking on John Wall's contract.

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Post#100 » by brassviews » Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:17 pm

Bucks need a point guard. Paul would get them to the Finals for sure. Less pressure for G and Middle to hit big shots in the playoffs. Allows them to play comfortably.

Boston could use his experience.

SA would love him, but trading Aldridge or Derozan would be a lateral move.

Det don't need two injury prone players being their main guys.

Miami got cap issues. Draft picks would have to be coming back for that to work.

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