stormi wrote:If Embiid wanted out hypothetically i'd AD the Hawks.
Collins + Capela (salary) + Huerter + Reddish/Hunter (pick one) + #6 (Hayes) + a 2022 1st
Hayes
Huerter
Simmons
Collins
Horford
Reddish/Hunter, Richardson, Thybulle, Harris, Capela, Shake
Hire Jay Wright
This is the same deal, or similar, to what I've been throwing around the internet.
Mine included Charlotte...
To PHI: Zeller, Batum, Rozier, McDaniels, #6, Collins, Dedmon, Hunter
To CLT: Harris, Horford and Capela
To ATL: Embiid, Richardson
Resulting lineups:
ATL
C- Embiid
PF- Reddish
SF- Huerter
SG- Richardson
PG- Trae
Atlanta becomes one of the most exciting teams to watch. 4 shooters around Embiid. Not the best defense out there but Embiid defends the paint at least.
CLT
C- Horford/Capela
PF- Harris/Washington
SF- Bridges/Martin
SG- Monk/Martin
PG- Graham/LaMelo?
Charlotte adds 3 win now pieces to their forever struggling front court and now has insurance in case Graham demands too much money or in case LaMelo is a bust. And strong depth. That lineup challenges for a 5 or 6 seed in the East.
PHI
C- Collins/Dedmon/Zeller
PF- Simmons/McDaniels/Scott
SF- Hunter/Korkmaz/Batum
SG- Shake/Thybulle/Zhaire
PG- Rozier/Haliburton
Philly resets in a big way.
You surround Simmons with guys who can make some plays off the bounce, and you give him a perfect front court partner in Collins who can do it all on the court and doesn't demand much to help the team.
You stay fairly decent on defense. You get a young stretch 4 prospect who won't play many minutes behind Simmons but can develop as part of that bench group.
You have a young PG prospect who will take over for Rozier as a starter in due time. Zeller, Scott and Batum all expire at the end of the season, so you can sign Collins to an extension and bring Korkmaz back.
That Philly team is still competitive and deep, and is now younger and fits better in an up-tempo pace and space lineup.