Jrue Holiday vs Victor Oladipo (Trade Value)

[DeathLineup]

Jrue Holiday
Current age: 30
2020/21: $26,131,111
2021/22: $27,020,000 (player option)

Victor Oladipo
Current age: 28
2020/21: $21,000,000

[Buzzard]

Oladipo by a lot. I think Jrue could be very valuable on a contender in the same manner Lowry was last season for the Raptors. But talent and future, its Oladipo.

[lordjeff05]

I think you have to see what the new normal is for Dipo. If he isn’t the same player post injury and you’re paying him a 5 year max deal then he doesn’t have greater value.

[getrichordie]

Based on votes, I'm assuming current contract situation doesn't matter.

[jredsaz]

I votes Dipo by a little. Think he has more talent but injury history is tough. He is younger. Slight advantage.

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[basketballwacko2]

Oladipo by a lot. I think Jrue could be very valuable on a contender in the same manner Lowry was last season for the Raptors. But talent and future, its Oladipo.

I think it is kinda hard to grade Victor right now. If there is a 2020-21 season we can see how he is then.

[NotACat]

I voted Oladipo by a lot due to the team situation. Pacers have been great even with him hurt, they could be legit ECF/Finals contenders if he's healthy

[HartfordWhalers]

Based on votes, I'm assuming current contract situation doesn't matter.

They basically are both 1 year deals; what am I missing?

[getrichordie]

Based on votes, I'm assuming current contract situation doesn't matter.

They basically are both 1 year deals; what am I missing?

I think it is very possible that Holiday picks up his option or signs extension with whoever trades for him, being that he will be 31 by the time contract discussions start.

I don't know if you can say the same for Oladipo.

[DeathLineup]

A very tight poll so far.

Honestly I thought Oladipo would win this easily.

[Duffman100]

Want to see how Dipo bounces back. He looked rough in his first few weeks back, but that makes sense.

But want to see how he looks pre vs post injury.

[Stillwater]

Dipo peak was better, but short lived.
Jrue has more value, more reliable starter.

[Scoot McGroot]

Want to see how Dipo bounces back. He looked rough in his first few weeks back, but that makes sense.

But want to see how he looks pre vs post injury.

Really just his first 3 games back, when he came off the bench. He was really looking better the other 10 games, especially before the COVID suspension, when you factor in he was only allowed less than 30 minutes a night.

[Texas Chuck]

I'd pay more for Jrue without much hesitation. I think he's the better option if you already have your star and neither of them are good enough if you don't.

[TPV]

I value them very similarly and would prefer Holiday just due to his full body of work.

However, Oladipo would cost more to acquire because the Pacers are never trading him. And he's a better offensive player, and has a higher ceiling.

[HartfordWhalers]

Based on votes, I'm assuming current contract situation doesn't matter.

They basically are both 1 year deals; what am I missing?

I think it is very possible that Holiday picks up his option or signs extension with whoever trades for him, being that he will be 31 by the time contract discussions start.

I don't know if you can say the same for Oladipo.

As a general rule, a player option doesn't generate value for the team. It is only picked up if a player wouldn't get that much. So, I look at the Jrue option and say he if he is picking it up, something went wrong and he thought he couldn't get this much in free agency.

Current contracts I have Oladipo's as better as a result.

I guess we can speculate about future contracts, but I don't have a compelling reason to assume one is underpaid while the other is not in the future.

[DeathLineup]

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