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I concur.daoneandonly wrote:I wouldnt touch any of these guys. Love, Wall, and Griffin are albatross contracts that will bring the team down, and CP3 just isnt needed when there are far bigger needs.
HMFFL wrote:HairyGOATee wrote:HMFFL wrote:Chris Paul and Blake Griffin only have two years left. One year if they don't accept their player options.
They're the only two that appeal to me because their contract have the least amount of years left. Detroit would need to expect to not receive any value other than cap relief.
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That might be tricky though because the Pistons already got cap relief when they dumped Drummond.
That's correct. $30-35m I believe.
The league has said they will decrease the cap space, so while Detroit will still among the most, I doubt teams are lining up to give up value for Blake Griffin's contract.
It will be interesting to see if they put up a fight yo keep Christian Woods. Sekou Doumbouya is another young forward Detroit has that has shown plenty of potential.
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Darren wrote:Devin Booker, please.
Hardaway, Wright/Kleber, #18, #31, Brunson, any available picks for Booker & Diallo.
The Mavs gets the young core fixed.
of course, Pheonix may get better offer for Booker.
C - KP / Powell / Boban
PF - DFS / Diallo
SF - Doncic / Broekhoff - min
SG - Booker / Reaves - min
PG - Curry / Augustin - 3M / Barea - min
The Mavs gets all kind of spacing to shoot with 3 good-to-great playmakers on floor.
arkuo wrote:Instead of Devin Booker, another similar player who may be available is Buddy Heild. But Vlade doesn't like Cuban, and given how he got exposed further for drafting Bagley over Doncic hurts his pride a bit. But we'll see. Sacramento is in further debt after fans got refunds for season tickets and they didn't have insurance. So all that money is going to come out of their owner's pocket too. They may look to save a bit of money here and there to soften the financial blow.
