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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#621 » by skywalker33 » Mon Oct 26, 2020 1:24 am

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The Rebel wrote:He literally says that Barton and Harris cannot get a deal done, because the Pelicans can get LeVert? I know LeVert had a solid playoff series, but the man cannot hold Barton's jock strap. LeVert is a chucker who plays average defense at best, and it is not like he is really young, the man is older than Harris.


While I'm not huge on LeVert either, have to disagree, I think he and Barton are comparable players on offense and LeVert is younger than The Thrill (also, less than ONE month older than Harris, c'mon that was weak) but Will is a more efficient, I'll give you that. However, LeVert IS coming up on his extension so Barton will be significantly cheaper so he does look like the better deal on the shorter term. I don't watch much BKN basketball so I can't speak about his defense but I can't say I see Barton as a stalwart either, I'll defer to your assessment there.


A few things.

In today's NBA teams put efficiency above anything when it comes to scorers, Barton while scoring less is considerably more efficient. They are comparable creating for others.

I cannot find a single defensive advanced stat that says that Levert is even close to Barton on defense despite being on a better defensive team. He allows a 1.8% higher overall shooting percentage than Barton as well. So that makes it pretty clear he is not nearly the on ball or team defender that Barton is.

I used Harris for the age comparison because nobody thinks of Harris as all that young anymore. Levert is going into his 5th year, he is a veteran at this point. People talk up Levert's potential, and I do not think he has near the potential as other's see.

One thing I did not bring up is that Levert actually has more injury problems than Barton and Harris these last 2 years he has missed more games than either of them.

So please tell me how Levert is so valuable?


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The Rebel wrote:Also if we have Barton, MPJ, and all the young guys why would we need a wing that can shoot? Especially if that wing is Gallo who has spent the last 3 years primarily at PF?


I'm on record advocating for Gallo, so we'll just have to disagree. The young guys, not one is really proven, although I agree there's potential. A veteran like Gallo does 3 things for us. 1) He brings firepower to the 2nd unit, we really can use a guy who can consistently 14-20pts. He brings a veteran presence, especially if Plumlee leaves. He can really show the young guys what they need to bring off the bench. 2) Even though he played mostly PF in OKC, he can fill in at either position should we have injuries and what team doesn't have some injuries. His versatility there would be yet another stabilizer. 3) Signing him keeps him away from other contenders (he is on record as saying he wants to play for a winner), having the Nuggets acquiring more talent while keeping it away from teams like LAL, MIA, MIL is very important.




If we could fill our other holes than I am fine bringing back Gallo. If Barton is happy to come off the bench or we trade for a replacement, and we can sign and trade Plumlee or Millsap for a good backup C, than I am perfectly happy with signing Gallo.

The issue is that we have no backup C, even if you wanted Bol to play there behind Jokic, what happens when Jokic is in foul trouble or god forbid injured? Bol missed the last half of the Gleague season due to injury, and that was while on a minute restriction. We are a team build around a Center, and we do not have a single backup that we can say we trust for 30 minutes in 1 game. We saw what happened to this team when Jokic was in foul trouble, and it was on both ends, Millsap and Jokic were the only ones who did well guarding Davis. 3 of the 4 teams in the conference finals had dominate bigs, Gallo to me is a luxury that we cannot afford unless we can figure out how to upgrade Plumlee.


I think Vonlah with an entire training camp could be the player we require at backup, wouldn't be beyond comprehension that he and Bol could give us more than Plumlee did, especially in the playoffs and at a better price. And I still am intrigued by Demarcus Cousins, he could give us some size to battle LAL with. His familiarity with Malone could get us a deal as well.

And you can't bring up LeVert's injury history w/o bringing up Barton's too, he missed all the playoffs this year and only played 43 games out of an entire year last year. I am all for getting value but it is hard to evaluate his worth from the Nuggets end w/o knowing how NBA Gm's see him.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#622 » by TunaFish » Mon Oct 26, 2020 3:57 am

skywalker33 wrote:. And I still am intrigued by Demarcus Cousins, he could give us some size to battle LAL with. His familiarity with Malone could get us a deal as well.



I haven't heard a peep about Cousins in a while. I assume he is done but I don't know that.

That does support what is being said here that the Nuggets will have some options to shore up the front court once the Grant free agency is resolved.

Don't forget, it looks like the NBA will restart in less than two months.
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Post#623 » by NuggetsWY » Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:12 am

Lots of options - that's what I'm seeing --- some seem fairly nice
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Post#624 » by The Rebel » Mon Oct 26, 2020 2:31 pm

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A few things.

In today's NBA teams put efficiency above anything when it comes to scorers, Barton while scoring less is considerably more efficient. They are comparable creating for others.

I cannot find a single defensive advanced stat that says that Levert is even close to Barton on defense despite being on a better defensive team. He allows a 1.8% higher overall shooting percentage than Barton as well. So that makes it pretty clear he is not nearly the on ball or team defender that Barton is.

I used Harris for the age comparison because nobody thinks of Harris as all that young anymore. Levert is going into his 5th year, he is a veteran at this point. People talk up Levert's potential, and I do not think he has near the potential as other's see.

One thing I did not bring up is that Levert actually has more injury problems than Barton and Harris these last 2 years he has missed more games than either of them.

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I'm on record advocating for Gallo, so we'll just have to disagree. The young guys, not one is really proven, although I agree there's potential. A veteran like Gallo does 3 things for us. 1) He brings firepower to the 2nd unit, we really can use a guy who can consistently 14-20pts. He brings a veteran presence, especially if Plumlee leaves. He can really show the young guys what they need to bring off the bench. 2) Even though he played mostly PF in OKC, he can fill in at either position should we have injuries and what team doesn't have some injuries. His versatility there would be yet another stabilizer. 3) Signing him keeps him away from other contenders (he is on record as saying he wants to play for a winner), having the Nuggets acquiring more talent while keeping it away from teams like LAL, MIA, MIL is very important.




If we could fill our other holes than I am fine bringing back Gallo. If Barton is happy to come off the bench or we trade for a replacement, and we can sign and trade Plumlee or Millsap for a good backup C, than I am perfectly happy with signing Gallo.

The issue is that we have no backup C, even if you wanted Bol to play there behind Jokic, what happens when Jokic is in foul trouble or god forbid injured? Bol missed the last half of the Gleague season due to injury, and that was while on a minute restriction. We are a team build around a Center, and we do not have a single backup that we can say we trust for 30 minutes in 1 game. We saw what happened to this team when Jokic was in foul trouble, and it was on both ends, Millsap and Jokic were the only ones who did well guarding Davis. 3 of the 4 teams in the conference finals had dominate bigs, Gallo to me is a luxury that we cannot afford unless we can figure out how to upgrade Plumlee.


I think Vonlah with an entire training camp could be the player we require at backup, wouldn't be beyond comprehension that he and Bol could give us more than Plumlee did, especially in the playoffs and at a better price. And I still am intrigued by Demarcus Cousins, he could give us some size to battle LAL with. His familiarity with Malone could get us a deal as well.

And you can't bring up LeVert's injury history w/o bringing up Barton's too, he missed all the playoffs this year and only played 43 games out of an entire year last year. I am all for getting value but it is hard to evaluate his worth from the Nuggets end w/o knowing how NBA Gm's see him.


If Vonleh is our 3rd big than you can write off being contenders, he is a solid 5th guy on a great team, but there is a reason he has bounced around the league and never locked up a long term deal.

Cousins is coming off an achilles and now knee injury, taking a flyer on him is 1 thing, having your entire plan based on him playing meaningful minutes is looking at a failure.

I bolded the part where I specifically mention that Levert has had more games missed due to injuries than either Barton or Harris over the last 2 years. Even with the weird "injury" situation with Barton, Levert has missed more games in each of the last 2 seasons.

As for how NBA GMs see him, considering how much this guy got wrong about the Nuggets than I fail to see how this offers any insight to how the league or GMs see our players. He is a glorified fan who knows less about the Nuggets than I do about the Islanders, and I am no hockey fan.
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Post#625 » by The Rebel » Tue Oct 27, 2020 1:43 am

Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.
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Post#626 » by TunaFish » Tue Oct 27, 2020 2:10 am

The Rebel wrote:Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.


Just zeroing in on Jonathan Isaac, I found this article about him:

Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac has endured another frustrating year after suffering two serious knee injuries within a few months. ... .

That was until the 6-foot-11 forward suffered a nasty landing in the fourth quarter of the victory over the Sacramento Kings on August 2, sinking to the ground in agonizing pain and clutching the left knee he had injured just a few months earlier.

Magic fans winced. They knew it was bad from his reaction. Soon after their worst fears were realized as it was confirmed Jonathan Isaac had suffered a torn ACL which would not only rule him out of the rest of the Bubble games but also the entirety of next season.

https://orlandomagicdaily.com/2020/09/16/evaluations-a-season-of-setbacks-for-jonathan-isaac/
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#627 » by skywalker33 » Tue Oct 27, 2020 3:00 am

TunaFish wrote:
The Rebel wrote:Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.


Just zeroing in on Jonathan Isaac, I found this article about him:

Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac has endured another frustrating year after suffering two serious knee injuries within a few months. ... .

That was until the 6-foot-11 forward suffered a nasty landing in the fourth quarter of the victory over the Sacramento Kings on August 2, sinking to the ground in agonizing pain and clutching the left knee he had injured just a few months earlier.

Magic fans winced. They knew it was bad from his reaction. Soon after their worst fears were realized as it was confirmed Jonathan Isaac had suffered a torn ACL which would not only rule him out of the rest of the Bubble games but also the entirety of next season.

https://orlandomagicdaily.com/2020/09/16/evaluations-a-season-of-setbacks-for-jonathan-isaac/


And people continue to bring up MPJ's injury but this guy still is perceived as having great trade value :banghead:

No thanks from me....
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Post#628 » by THE J0KER » Tue Oct 27, 2020 5:34 am

Healthy Isaac (defensive monster) would be a perfect fit for Denver and a better upgrade to Jokic and MPJ game than Grant. But that scenario is over now, Grant re-sign is almost the ultimate thing.

Talking about realistic deals, I have a feeling Bucks will desperately try to bring a big name to Giannis (CP3, Beal...), which will make Bledsoe available. His price is lower than Jrue, so in a three-team deal, we maybe can get him using only Harris, Barton, and KBD, without losing Bol, Morris, and #22. Eventual Bledsoe ($16M) for Harris+Barton(+KBD) deal and the reasonable Grant price (60/4?) would also make our roster open for another strong FA move this offseason (Gallinari, Bogdanovic, Crowder, Ibaka...).
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Post#629 » by NuggetsWY » Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:17 am

The Rebel wrote:Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.

Denver - I don't like the idea of trading either Morris or Bol and I like the idea of keeping Barton for a 6th man. With that said, I do like this idea for Denver. We get two young centers and hopefully one works out well and I have no doubt the other will be acceptable as a third center for a few years. Isaac is a gamble and won't be playing for a year or so, but he is definitely a nice gamble and if he were to play next to Porter and Grant, it'd be a great forward combination IMO. Satoransky makes a very nice wing reserve and Hutchison will be a nice deep bench player.

In fact, I'm impressed with this trade for Denver - and I'm not a big fan of Denver making any trades.

Chicago - trading four bench level players for two starters, this has to be an upgrade they would like.

Orlando - might not be as willing to make this deal IMO - but they just might make the deal - Gordon is a solid player but not the star they were hoping for - Isaac appears to be injury prone and won't be playing for at least a year - Bamba has not developed into the player they wanted --- they are definitely in a rebuild mode, so why shouldn't they be willing to trade those three for a guy who can help them immediately (Barton) plus two young bigs with decent prospects?
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#630 » by The Rebel » Tue Oct 27, 2020 2:46 pm

skywalker33 wrote:
TunaFish wrote:
Spoiler:
The Rebel wrote:Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.


Just zeroing in on Jonathan Isaac, I found this article about him:

Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac has endured another frustrating year after suffering two serious knee injuries within a few months. ... .

That was until the 6-foot-11 forward suffered a nasty landing in the fourth quarter of the victory over the Sacramento Kings on August 2, sinking to the ground in agonizing pain and clutching the left knee he had injured just a few months earlier.

Magic fans winced. They knew it was bad from his reaction. Soon after their worst fears were realized as it was confirmed Jonathan Isaac had suffered a torn ACL which would not only rule him out of the rest of the Bubble games but also the entirety of next season.

https://orlandomagicdaily.com/2020/09/16/evaluations-a-season-of-setbacks-for-jonathan-isaac/


And people continue to bring up MPJ's injury but this guy still is perceived as having great trade value :banghead:

No thanks from me....


Isaac being hurt is the only reason he would be available, personally I would take the risk on Isaac as long as we can get him cheap enough.

As for MPJ, Harris, and Barton all are supposedly injury prone, yet guys like LeVert, Isaac, Collins, and so many others have as bad or worse injury histories and supposedly have great trade value. The issue I really think is that the Nuggets get so little coverage that the injuries are really the only thing fans of other team's know about our guys.
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Post#631 » by The Rebel » Tue Oct 27, 2020 2:49 pm

NuggetsWY wrote:
The Rebel wrote:Chicago Bulls Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Monte Morris, Aaron Gordon, 15th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, William Carter JR, 4th overall pick

The Bulls trade back from 4th to 22nd while picking up 2 starters while dumping a bad contract and their lesser prospects. While on the surface it may sound crazy, Morris, Lavine, OPJ, Gordon, and Markennen could be a playoff team in the east. Plus AK gets his late 1st which he worked so hard to find at the deadline.


Orlando Magic Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Will Barton, Bol Bol, William Carter Jr, 4th overall pick

Outgoing Players
Aaron Gordon, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba, 15th overall pick


Orlando pick up the 4th overall pick, a better prospect at Center, the perfect fit at SF for what they need, with the wild card in Bol. Gordon and Isaac are a high cost to pay, but it gives them a quick reset with potential to sale to the fans. Plus they save some big money, which maybe important to them this year.


Denver Nuggets Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Tomas Satoransky, Chandler Hutchison, Daniel Gafford, Jonathan Isaac, Mohamed Bamba,

Outgoing Players
Will Barton, Monte Morris, Bol Bol


Stan will have to be okay with adding money. This adds about $11.5 million in payroll for next year, but we add the role players we need off the bench and get the upside of Isaac.

Denver - I don't like the idea of trading either Morris or Bol and I like the idea of keeping Barton for a 6th man. With that said, I do like this idea for Denver. We get two young centers and hopefully one works out well and I have no doubt the other will be acceptable as a third center for a few years. Isaac is a gamble and won't be playing for a year or so, but he is definitely a nice gamble and if he were to play next to Porter and Grant, it'd be a great forward combination IMO. Satoransky makes a very nice wing reserve and Hutchison will be a nice deep bench player.

In fact, I'm impressed with this trade for Denver - and I'm not a big fan of Denver making any trades.

Chicago - trading four bench level players for two starters, this has to be an upgrade they would like.

Orlando - might not be as willing to make this deal IMO - but they just might make the deal - Gordon is a solid player but not the star they were hoping for - Isaac appears to be injury prone and won't be playing for at least a year - Bamba has not developed into the player they wanted --- they are definitely in a rebuild mode, so why shouldn't they be willing to trade those three for a guy who can help them immediately (Barton) plus two young bigs with decent prospects?


The one place I would disagree with you is that Satoransky is a nice wing reserve while Hutchison is deep bench. Hutchison is a very good perimeter defender, considerably better than Craig, and he is an above average spot up shooter. He is a great backup 2/3 for what we need. Satoransky is more of a emergency backup at PG/SG/SF who while overpaid at least brings solid defense and can create a little bit.
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Post#632 » by The Rebel » Tue Oct 27, 2020 7:40 pm

Atlanta reportedly really wants to make the playoffs this year, and their biggest issue is that they need a secondary ball handler that can play defense and shoot while creating for himself. Sounds like Barton to me.

Would you guys do

Will Barton for Dedmon, Huerter, and the 6th overall pick? Would you prefer Reddish over the 6th pick? Would Atlanta do it?

Dedmon is overpaid at $13.3 million each of the next 2 years, the Kings gave up 2 2nd round picks to dump him, but he is a suitable backup C to compete with Bol and Vonleh for minutes.

Huerter looks like he is going to be a knockdown 3 point shooter with decent defense.

You should be able to get a pretty good prospect at 6 let's say Vassell.

IT would leave a lineup of
Murray/ Morris/ Dozier
Harris/ Huerter/ Vassell
MPJ/ KBD
Bol/ Cancar
Jokic/ Dedmon

Heading into free agency where we could re-sign Grant and pick up a more proven 3/4 like Gallo and use the BAE on another PF/C.
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Post#633 » by NuggetsWY » Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:18 pm

The Rebel wrote:Atlanta reportedly really wants to make the playoffs this year, and their biggest issue is that they need a secondary ball handler that can play defense and shoot while creating for himself. Sounds like Barton to me.

Would you guys do

Will Barton for Dedmon, Huerter, and the 6th overall pick? Would you prefer Reddish over the 6th pick? Would Atlanta do it?

Dedmon is overpaid at $13.3 million each of the next 2 years, the Kings gave up 2 2nd round picks to dump him, but he is a suitable backup C to compete with Bol and Vonleh for minutes.

Huerter looks like he is going to be a knockdown 3 point shooter with decent defense.

You should be able to get a pretty good prospect at 6 let's say Vassell.

IT would leave a lineup of
Murray/ Morris/ Dozier
Harris/ Huerter/ Vassell
MPJ/ KBD
Bol/ Cancar
Jokic/ Dedmon

Heading into free agency where we could re-sign Grant and pick up a more proven 3/4 like Gallo and use the BAE on another PF/C.

Dedmon is fine with me. He's not likely to get a lot of minutes and I'd want one more center just in case of injury to Jokic.

I like Huerter for a SG, especially because Murray, Morris, Dozier can all play that slot if needed.

Vassell is not my top choice but an acceptable pick for sure.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#634 » by Richard Miller » Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:57 pm

Spending that much money on someone "not likely to get a lot of minutes" doesn't seem like a good plan, specially since he was dumpster fire in Sacramento, better just resign Plumlee then for less money.
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Post#635 » by The Rebel » Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:19 pm

Richard Miller wrote:Spending that much money on someone "not likely to get a lot of minutes" doesn't seem like a good plan, specially since he was dumpster fire in Sacramento, better just resign Plumlee then for less money.

We are taking him to get the 6th pick and a suitable backup 2/3. Plumlee has been a disaster in the playoffs every time he has been in the playoffs, I would rather have that package from the Hawks.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#636 » by Richard Miller » Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:51 pm

The Rebel wrote:
Richard Miller wrote:Spending that much money on someone "not likely to get a lot of minutes" doesn't seem like a good plan, specially since he was dumpster fire in Sacramento, better just resign Plumlee then for less money.

We are taking him to get the 6th pick and a suitable backup 2/3. Plumlee has been a disaster in the playoffs every time he has been in the playoffs, I would rather have that package from the Hawks.


If I'm Atlanta it doesn't make much sense to trade that much for Barton, especially since there hasn't been a word on his condition, for all we know he might not even play (or look like himself) until half-season or something.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#637 » by skywalker33 » Wed Oct 28, 2020 1:17 am

Richard Miller wrote:
The Rebel wrote:
Richard Miller wrote:Spending that much money on someone "not likely to get a lot of minutes" doesn't seem like a good plan, specially since he was dumpster fire in Sacramento, better just resign Plumlee then for less money.

We are taking him to get the 6th pick and a suitable backup 2/3. Plumlee has been a disaster in the playoffs every time he has been in the playoffs, I would rather have that package from the Hawks.


If I'm Atlanta it doesn't make much sense to trade that much for Barton, especially since there hasn't been a word on his condition, for all we know he might not even play (or look like himself) until half-season or something.


Well, this deal (like most EVERY deal) would hinge on all parties passing a physical. Should Barton be able to do that, I could see ATL doing this as a part of their belief they can win-now.

I will say it does feel a bit light for ATL until you see Dedmons contract, I thought about adding #22 into it but that seems weighted toward ATL, maybe if they add a 2021 2nd into the deal for balance.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#638 » by skywalker33 » Wed Oct 28, 2020 1:44 am

Richard Miller wrote:Spending that much money on someone "not likely to get a lot of minutes" doesn't seem like a good plan, specially since he was dumpster fire in Sacramento, better just resign Plumlee then for less money.


You spend money on insurance but may never use it, but really handy to have when you need it. Taking on Dedmon fills the need on a short-term deal while getting you a good draft pick ( I love the idea of Vassell, several other good choices at #6 too )and a nice younger replacement for Barton.


You sure seem to be defending Barton a lot for "not a fan". Let's hear your ideas on how to improve the Nuggets, I'd be interested to discuss.
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#639 » by THE J0KER » Wed Oct 28, 2020 1:51 am

The Rebel wrote:Atlanta reportedly really wants to make the playoffs this year, and their biggest issue is that they need a secondary ball handler that can play defense and shoot while creating for himself. Sounds like Barton to me.

Would you guys do

Will Barton for Dedmon, Huerter, and the 6th overall pick? Would you prefer Reddish over the 6th pick? Would Atlanta do it?

Dedmon is overpaid at $13.3 million each of the next 2 years, the Kings gave up 2 2nd round picks to dump him, but he is a suitable backup C to compete with Bol and Vonleh for minutes.

Huerter looks like he is going to be a knockdown 3 point shooter with decent defense.

You should be able to get a pretty good prospect at 6 let's say Vassell.

IT would leave a lineup of
Murray/ Morris/ Dozier
Harris/ Huerter/ Vassell
MPJ/ KBD
Bol/ Cancar
Jokic/ Dedmon

Heading into free agency where we could re-sign Grant and pick up a more proven 3/4 like Gallo and use the BAE on another PF/C.
Dedmon, Huerter, and 6th pick is a fair price for Barton only if that 6th pick is from 2nd round of the draft (aka #36), and I would accept that offer any day if Hawks offer it for Barton (they actually currently are not owners of any #31-39 2nd round pick this draft). With Dedmon, Huerter, and 6th pick they can try to get all-star Beal (especially if they add 2022 first to that offer). Hawks are the team with the biggest cap hole, so they don't have any problem with the 12M Dedmon contract. BTW they can use their 2020 6th pick OR Zion Williamson Duke buddy Reddish to get Jrue Holiday in a 1/1 deal, so why they would waste it on Barton, which is a decent player worthy (maybe!) late FRP (isn't we get OKC starter Grant with a cheaper contract than Barton for #25 pick?).

We can be part of that #6 trade only as of the 3rd side. For example:

New Orleans: #6, Reddish, Gary Harris, Bol Bol, #22, Dedmon
Atlanta: Ingram (S&T max), Barton
Denver: Jrue Holiday, #39, #42, #50, #60
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Re: Nuggets Trades 

Post#640 » by skywalker33 » Wed Oct 28, 2020 3:03 am

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The Rebel wrote:Atlanta reportedly really wants to make the playoffs this year, and their biggest issue is that they need a secondary ball handler that can play defense and shoot while creating for himself. Sounds like Barton to me.

Would you guys do

Will Barton for Dedmon, Huerter, and the 6th overall pick? Would you prefer Reddish over the 6th pick? Would Atlanta do it?

Dedmon is overpaid at $13.3 million each of the next 2 years, the Kings gave up 2 2nd round picks to dump him, but he is a suitable backup C to compete with Bol and Vonleh for minutes.

Huerter looks like he is going to be a knockdown 3 point shooter with decent defense.

You should be able to get a pretty good prospect at 6 let's say Vassell.

IT would leave a lineup of
Murray/ Morris/ Dozier
Harris/ Huerter/ Vassell
MPJ/ KBD
Bol/ Cancar
Jokic/ Dedmon

Heading into free agency where we could re-sign Grant and pick up a more proven 3/4 like Gallo and use the BAE on another PF/C.
Dedmon, Huerter, and 6th pick is a fair price for Barton only if that 6th pick is from 2nd round of the draft (aka #36), and I would accept that offer any day if Hawks offer it for Barton (they actually currently are not owners of any #31-39 2nd round pick this draft). With Dedmon, Huerter, and 6th pick they can try to get all-star Beal (especially if they add 2022 first to that offer). Hawks are the team with the biggest cap hole, so they don't have any problem with the 12M Dedmon contract. BTW they can use their 2020 6th pick OR Zion Williamson Duke buddy Reddish to get Jrue Holiday in a 1/1 deal, so why they would waste it on Barton, which is a decent player worthy (maybe!) late FRP (isn't we get OKC starter Grant with a cheaper contract than Barton for #25 pick?).

We can be part of that #6 trade only as of the 3rd side. For example:

New Orleans: #6, Reddish, Gary Harris, Bol Bol, #22, Dedmon
Atlanta: Ingram (S&T max), Barton
Denver: Jrue Holiday, #39, #42, #50, #60


You always seem to want to give away Denver's farm rather than truly value our players, seriously.... :banghead: and come back with Jrue and 2nds....
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