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^ I'm not a fan of Gobert, he has alot of major flaws and his free throw shooting allows teams to play hack-a-shaq. Capela is also a horrible free throw shooter but at least he only gets paid 15 million and not 25 million like Gobert.
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Jamaaliver wrote:Capela + Huerter for Gobert?
Does that offer even get us in the door?
If Atlanta won the draft lottery would you trade Anthony Edwards and Capela for Gobert? Seems like a lot of the top pick options would be redundant in Atlanta any way.
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NYG wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:Capela + Huerter for Gobert?
Does that offer even get us in the door?
If Atlanta won the draft lottery would you trade Anthony Edwards and Capela for Gobert? Seems like a lot of the top pick options would be redundant in Atlanta any way.
I understand the 'weak draft' mantra but Gobert isn't worth the #1 pick. He's limited on offense. He has 1 year left on his deal.
I'd 1st try to trade down in the 2020 (to about the 5-7) and get a future 2021 1st.
Then it'll be a little more palatable to trade that pick for Gobert if he signs an extension.
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NYG wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:Capela + Huerter for Gobert?
Does that offer even get us in the door?
If Atlanta won the draft lottery would you trade Anthony Edwards and Capela for Gobert? Seems like a lot of the top pick options would be redundant in Atlanta any way.
jayu summed it up nicely. Gobert is an upgrade but still flawed.
I'm hoping we trade the pick though so that's no impediment for me.
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Makes sense.. would Huerter, Capela and Top 10 Protected ‘21 1st be something to consider?
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NYG wrote:Makes sense.. would Huerter, Capela and Top 10 Protected ‘21 1st be something to consider?
My preference is actually to keep Capela. I think he provides the rugged defender the Hawks need at Center. I like his contract value ($17 mil) and status more than Gobert ($25 mil) plus needing an extension.
Hawks are in need of 3 point shooting. Huerter excels at that.
So I would pass.
Like I mentioned, if we get a top pick in 2020 - trade down plus pick up a future pick.
Trade would be: Capela plus lower 2020 lottery pick (6-10) for Gobert.
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Mitchell, Gobert, plus any other positive assets the Jazz have, are not enough to get Anthony Edwards.
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Beal and Trae would make a worthy pairing, but this feels like a lot to give up.
Bleacher ReportTrade Packages and Landing Spots for NBA's Top Offseason Trade Targets
Bradley Beal Joins Trae Young in Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Receives: SG Bradley Beal
Washington Receives: F De'Andre Hunter, G/F Cam Reddish, SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon, 2021 first-round pick (top-five protected)
Once Beal is eligible to be traded again, expect his name to run rampant in rumors this summer. While contenders will crave his ability to win now, he is still only 26 and could fit a young team's timeline, as well.
Enter the Atlanta Hawks, who need to add talent around Trae Young before he's extension-eligible in the summer of 2021. After building up one of the league's greatest collections of young talent, Atlanta can choose to stay patient by letting it grow or try to cash in and acquire a player like Beal.
Beal and Young are both in the NBA's top four in scoring, combining for 60.1 points per game this season. While losing high-upside players such as Hunter, Reddish and Huerter would sting, the Hawks would still get to keep John Collins and Clint Capela to go with their dynamic backcourt.
For Washington, it seems like only a matter of time before Beal asks out. The Wizards are just 1-9 in the 10 games he's scored 40 or more points this season, and there's not a lot of young talent outside of Rui Hachimura to build on.
Hunter was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2019 draft, a three-position wing who has averaged 12.3 points and 4.5 rebounds as a rookie. Reddish has an even higher ceiling, an athletic 6'8" wing who's just 20 years old. While shooting was a concern coming out of Duke, the rookie is nailing 40.3 percent of his threes over his last 12 games, averaging 15.9 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.3 steals.
Huerter is a 6'7" shooting guard who's averaging 12.2 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.8 assists while splashing 38.0 percent of his three-pointers.
Washington isn't winning games even with Beal playing at a superstar level. Moving him for three players with All-Star potential would be a great return, especially with a lightly protected first-round pick attached.
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Jamaaliver wrote:Beal and Trae would make a worthy pairing, but this feels like a lot to give up.Bleacher ReportTrade Packages and Landing Spots for NBA's Top Offseason Trade Targets
Bradley Beal Joins Trae Young in Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Receives: SG Bradley Beal
Washington Receives: F De'Andre Hunter, G/F Cam Reddish, SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon, 2021 first-round pick (top-five protected)
Once Beal is eligible to be traded again, expect his name to run rampant in rumors this summer. While contenders will crave his ability to win now, he is still only 26 and could fit a young team's timeline, as well.
Enter the Atlanta Hawks, who need to add talent around Trae Young before he's extension-eligible in the summer of 2021. After building up one of the league's greatest collections of young talent, Atlanta can choose to stay patient by letting it grow or try to cash in and acquire a player like Beal.
Beal and Young are both in the NBA's top four in scoring, combining for 60.1 points per game this season. While losing high-upside players such as Hunter, Reddish and Huerter would sting, the Hawks would still get to keep John Collins and Clint Capela to go with their dynamic backcourt.
For Washington, it seems like only a matter of time before Beal asks out. The Wizards are just 1-9 in the 10 games he's scored 40 or more points this season, and there's not a lot of young talent outside of Rui Hachimura to build on.
Hunter was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2019 draft, a three-position wing who has averaged 12.3 points and 4.5 rebounds as a rookie. Reddish has an even higher ceiling, an athletic 6'8" wing who's just 20 years old. While shooting was a concern coming out of Duke, the rookie is nailing 40.3 percent of his threes over his last 12 games, averaging 15.9 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.3 steals.
Huerter is a 6'7" shooting guard who's averaging 12.2 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.8 assists while splashing 38.0 percent of his three-pointers.
Washington isn't winning games even with Beal playing at a superstar level. Moving him for three players with All-Star potential would be a great return, especially with a lightly protected first-round pick attached.
Yeah....I'm not giving up all that. That's just crazy and STUPID.
As an aside, Beal was just as bad as Trae on defense this pass season.
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Jamaaliver wrote:Beal and Trae would make a worthy pairing, but this feels like a lot to give up.Bleacher ReportTrade Packages and Landing Spots for NBA's Top Offseason Trade Targets
Bradley Beal Joins Trae Young in Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Receives: SG Bradley Beal
Washington Receives: F De'Andre Hunter, G/F Cam Reddish, SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon, 2021 first-round pick (top-five protected)
Once Beal is eligible to be traded again, expect his name to run rampant in rumors this summer. While contenders will crave his ability to win now, he is still only 26 and could fit a young team's timeline, as well.
Enter the Atlanta Hawks, who need to add talent around Trae Young before he's extension-eligible in the summer of 2021. After building up one of the league's greatest collections of young talent, Atlanta can choose to stay patient by letting it grow or try to cash in and acquire a player like Beal.
Beal and Young are both in the NBA's top four in scoring, combining for 60.1 points per game this season. While losing high-upside players such as Hunter, Reddish and Huerter would sting, the Hawks would still get to keep John Collins and Clint Capela to go with their dynamic backcourt.
For Washington, it seems like only a matter of time before Beal asks out. The Wizards are just 1-9 in the 10 games he's scored 40 or more points this season, and there's not a lot of young talent outside of Rui Hachimura to build on.
Hunter was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2019 draft, a three-position wing who has averaged 12.3 points and 4.5 rebounds as a rookie. Reddish has an even higher ceiling, an athletic 6'8" wing who's just 20 years old. While shooting was a concern coming out of Duke, the rookie is nailing 40.3 percent of his threes over his last 12 games, averaging 15.9 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.3 steals.
Huerter is a 6'7" shooting guard who's averaging 12.2 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.8 assists while splashing 38.0 percent of his three-pointers.
Washington isn't winning games even with Beal playing at a superstar level. Moving him for three players with All-Star potential would be a great return, especially with a lightly protected first-round pick attached.
Good lort. That's an insane overpay. Beal is good but he ain't that dang good. Spurs got less for Kawhi!
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kg01 wrote:Bleacher ReportTrade Packages and Landing Spots for NBA's Top Offseason Trade Targets
Bradley Beal Joins Trae Young in Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Receives: SG Bradley Beal
Washington Receives: F De'Andre Hunter, G/F Cam Reddish, SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon, 2021 first-round pick (top-five protected)
Good lort. That's an insane overpay. Beal is good but he ain't that dang good. Spurs got less for Kawhi!
jayu70 wrote:They...think trading Hunter, Reddish, Hueter and a 1st for Beal makes sense.
IDK
Truth is, I'd jump at the chance to swap Beal for Huerter, Hunter and a conditional draft pick.
(Huerter profiles as a slightly above average starter. Hunter profiles as a top role player.)
The difference, for me...is Reddish. He has flashed some star ability of late. But Beal is already an All-NBA caliber player in his prime. So maybe I'd ask for more in return. (Troy Brown, Jr. maybe)
A lineup of:
Trae
Beal
Veteran Defensive SF
Collins
Capela
could be really good for a number of years. Like...REALLY good. I'd at least have to think about it.
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I really don't want anything to do with Beal. Beal is a very good player but he is too ball dominate. I would rather get an off ball type of player like Klay.
Beal is way too ball dominate , just look how bad of a pair him and Wall were.
I would rather build a team around Trae like the GSW. An off ball SG with defensive, combo Forwards.
Beal is way too ball dominate , just look how bad of a pair him and Wall were.
I would rather build a team around Trae like the GSW. An off ball SG with defensive, combo Forwards.
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Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote:Bleacher ReportTrade Packages and Landing Spots for NBA's Top Offseason Trade Targets
Bradley Beal Joins Trae Young in Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Receives: SG Bradley Beal
Washington Receives: F De'Andre Hunter, G/F Cam Reddish, SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon, 2021 first-round pick (top-five protected)
Good lort. That's an insane overpay. Beal is good but he ain't that dang good. Spurs got less for Kawhi!jayu70 wrote:They...think trading Hunter, Reddish, Hueter and a 1st for Beal makes sense.
IDK
Truth is, I'd jump at the chance to swap Beal for Huerter, Hunter and a conditional draft pick.
(Huerter profiles as a slightly above average starter. Hunter profiles as a top role player.)
The difference, for me...is Reddish. He has flashed some star ability of late. But Beal is already an All-NBA caliber player in his prime. So maybe I'd ask for more in return. (Troy Brown, Jr. maybe)
A lineup of:
Trae
Beal
Veteran Defensive SF
Collins
Capela
could be really good for a number of years. Like...REALLY good. I'd at least have to think about it.
I like Beal, in general. But he's not impactful enough to warrant an offer like that.
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kg01 wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:kg01 wrote: Bleacher Report
Good lort. That's an insane overpay. Beal is good but he ain't that dang good. Spurs got less for Kawhi!jayu70 wrote:They...think trading Hunter, Reddish, Hueter and a 1st for Beal makes sense.
IDK
Truth is, I'd jump at the chance to swap Beal for Huerter, Hunter and a conditional draft pick.
(Huerter profiles as a slightly above average starter. Hunter profiles as a top role player.)
The difference, for me...is Reddish. He has flashed some star ability of late. But Beal is already an All-NBA caliber player in his prime. So maybe I'd ask for more in return. (Troy Brown, Jr. maybe)
A lineup of:
Trae
Beal
Veteran Defensive SF
Collins
Capela
could be really good for a number of years. Like...REALLY good. I'd at least have to think about it.
I like Beal, in general. But he's not impactful enough to warrant an offer like that.
I'd much rather sign Ingram than trade all those players away for Beal and then have to sign Beal to a max. Seems like committing max dollars to Beal and Young would actually mean Collins isn't on this roster for long.
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hawks_fan25 wrote:I'd much rather sign Ingram than trade all those players away for Beal and then have to sign Beal to a max. Seems like committing max dollars to Beal and Young would actually mean Collins isn't on this roster for long.
This is an understandable line of thinking.
Just keep in mind, we're ultimately going to have to pay all these young guys sooner than later.
(Trae and Huerter are up for rookie contract extensions in Summer 2021.)
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Jamaaliver wrote:hawks_fan25 wrote:I'd much rather sign Ingram than trade all those players away for Beal and then have to sign Beal to a max. Seems like committing max dollars to Beal and Young would actually mean Collins isn't on this roster for long.
This is an understandable line of thinking.
Just keep in mind, we're ultimately going to have to pay all these young guys sooner than later.
(Trae and Huerter are up for rookie contract extensions in Summer 2021.)
No doubt. I do think that we overvalue Huerter though. I believe he'll be forced to sign a reasonable contract here in Atlanta because no one is going to overpay to get him. That is, unless he starts shooting 45%+ from three. Even then, I think he is a 6th man at best for a contending team.
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Jamaaliver wrote:hawks_fan25 wrote:I'd much rather sign Ingram than trade all those players away for Beal and then have to sign Beal to a max. Seems like committing max dollars to Beal and Young would actually mean Collins isn't on this roster for long.
This is an understandable line of thinking.
Just keep in mind, we're ultimately going to have to pay all these young guys sooner than later.
(Trae and Huerter are up for rookie contract extensions in Summer 2021.)
Is Huerter Kevin's bizarro twin? C'mon, laugh once @jamallino
You bring up a good thought though. This team is likely gonna get real expensive soon. Hope some winnin' precedes it unlike places like SAC and PHX. Remember when Booker said last year was his last ever not making the playoffs? Good times, good times.
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The Perfect Trades to Land NBA Stars Their Ideal Sidekicks
Trae Young, Gary Harris Form New Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Hawks Receive: SG Gary Harris
Denver Nuggets Receive: SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon
Trae Young is already an All-Star starter at age 21, exhibiting some of the best scoring and passing chops in the NBA. While John Collins is growing into a bona fide second star, his scoring, rebounding and athleticism don't help cover for Young's biggest weakness: defense.
Young ranks dead last in ESPN's defensive real plus-minus (minus-3.12), not just among point guards but among all 503 registered NBA players. His small frame (6'1" with a 6'2" wingspan) is easy for opponents to both shoot over and drive past.
Harris would be the perfect backcourt fit.
A 6'4" guard with a nearly 6'7" wingpsan, Harris is a three-and-D shooting guard who ranks first at his position and 11th overall in DRPM (plus-1.88). He's also in need of a change of scenery since his numbers have regressed after he put up 17.5 points per game on 39.6 percent shooting from three in 2017-18. At age 25, he still fits the Hawks' rebuild and would bring six years of experience to a young Atlanta team.
Harris would space the floor for Young while taking on the toughest defensive assignment every night, allowing him to conserve his energy for the offensive end.
Huerter would give the Nuggets a high-upside 21-year-old shooting guard, one who can put the ball on the floor and create for others even at 6'7". Dedmon would be a quality backup for Nikola Jokic, especially since Mason Plumlee will become an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
With Harris not playing up to his potential in Denver, moving him for another good, young shooting guard makes sense. And while he isn't a superstar, he'd be a perfect fit next to Young.
https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2889066-the-perfect-trades-to-land-nba-stars-their-ideal-sidekicks.amp.html
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Trae Young, Gary Harris Form New Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Hawks Receive: SG Gary Harris
Denver Nuggets Receive: SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon
Trae Young is already an All-Star starter at age 21, exhibiting some of the best scoring and passing chops in the NBA. While John Collins is growing into a bona fide second star, his scoring, rebounding and athleticism don't help cover for Young's biggest weakness: defense.
Young ranks dead last in ESPN's defensive real plus-minus (minus-3.12), not just among point guards but among all 503 registered NBA players. His small frame (6'1" with a 6'2" wingspan) is easy for opponents to both shoot over and drive past.
Harris would be the perfect backcourt fit.
A 6'4" guard with a nearly 6'7" wingpsan, Harris is a three-and-D shooting guard who ranks first at his position and 11th overall in DRPM (plus-1.88). He's also in need of a change of scenery since his numbers have regressed after he put up 17.5 points per game on 39.6 percent shooting from three in 2017-18. At age 25, he still fits the Hawks' rebuild and would bring six years of experience to a young Atlanta team.
Harris would space the floor for Young while taking on the toughest defensive assignment every night, allowing him to conserve his energy for the offensive end.
Huerter would give the Nuggets a high-upside 21-year-old shooting guard, one who can put the ball on the floor and create for others even at 6'7". Dedmon would be a quality backup for Nikola Jokic, especially since Mason Plumlee will become an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
With Harris not playing up to his potential in Denver, moving him for another good, young shooting guard makes sense. And while he isn't a superstar, he'd be a perfect fit next to Young.
https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2889066-the-perfect-trades-to-land-nba-stars-their-ideal-sidekicks.amp.html
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HMFFL wrote:The Perfect Trades to Land NBA Stars Their Ideal Sidekicks
Trae Young, Gary Harris Form New Hawks Backcourt
Atlanta Hawks Receive: SG Gary Harris
Denver Nuggets Receive: SG Kevin Huerter, C Dewayne Dedmon
Trae Young is already an All-Star starter at age 21, exhibiting some of the best scoring and passing chops in the NBA. While John Collins is growing into a bona fide second star, his scoring, rebounding and athleticism don't help cover for Young's biggest weakness: defense.
Young ranks dead last in ESPN's defensive real plus-minus (minus-3.12), not just among point guards but among all 503 registered NBA players. His small frame (6'1" with a 6'2" wingspan) is easy for opponents to both shoot over and drive past.
Harris would be the perfect backcourt fit.
A 6'4" guard with a nearly 6'7" wingpsan, Harris is a three-and-D shooting guard who ranks first at his position and 11th overall in DRPM (plus-1.88). He's also in need of a change of scenery since his numbers have regressed after he put up 17.5 points per game on 39.6 percent shooting from three in 2017-18. At age 25, he still fits the Hawks' rebuild and would bring six years of experience to a young Atlanta team.
Harris would space the floor for Young while taking on the toughest defensive assignment every night, allowing him to conserve his energy for the offensive end.
Huerter would give the Nuggets a high-upside 21-year-old shooting guard, one who can put the ball on the floor and create for others even at 6'7". Dedmon would be a quality backup for Nikola Jokic, especially since Mason Plumlee will become an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
With Harris not playing up to his potential in Denver, moving him for another good, young shooting guard makes sense. And while he isn't a superstar, he'd be a perfect fit next to Young.
https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2889066-the-perfect-trades-to-land-nba-stars-their-ideal-sidekicks.amp.html
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Harris peaked in his 4th season and his arc is trending downwards. With that said, that's a fair offer from the BR dude.
Trae - 2020 pick
Harris - Reddish
Hunter - Reddish
Collins - Bertans
Capela - Skal
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Harris isn't worth giving up Huerter for...especially on that contract. Not wanting to pay a guy almost 2 million per point he averages.
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