Phase 3 wrote:JAR69 wrote:Phase 3 wrote:
What are the chances the Warriors draft someone better than Herro with that pick? I think the odds are low.
Thanks for the responses. There is some skepticism on the Wizards board about Herro, though I'm personally a fan and think he would be better to keep. Some folks want to maximize picks, and the best one potentially available is Minny's. Herro seems like a good fit for you guys - young, smart, good shooter. I imagine he would do very well in your system. And more on your timeline than a potential high 2021 or 2022 pick.
And some asked about getting more for Beal. I think the answer is maybe. Looking around the league, there aren't many teams who would be willing to do a Brooklyn-like haul for Beal. One way to address that for those who want all picks is to take some from different teams.
Final question - do you think you be willing to do more for Herro? A future 2024 or 2026 pick swap?
The Warriors already traded their 2024 1st top 4 protected to Memphis. So the Warriors don’t have much in the way of picks that are eligible to be traded.
I’d throw in someone like Eric Paschal if it got the deal done for Herro. But like I’ve said, I’m a big fan of Herro and the Warriors desperately need a young, talented player that can shoot.
As it pertains to Beal, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Warriors push their chips in to try to get Beal should he become available. The Warriors would definitely put the Minnesota pick on the table for a talent like Beal....The real question is would they be willing to part with Wiseman also? I know they love Wiseman so I’m not sure about that part.
And if the Warriors don’t offer up Wiseman, you guys would be able to find a better offer somewhere else. It should be very interesting to see how the Beal situation plays out. Do you think the Wizards will put him on the market soon?
Probably not. If they continue to lose games, the likelihood goes up that Beal sees no future and wants out. It isn't clear if he would ask for a trade, but even if he doesn't, the Wizards may get proactive to maximize value. OTOH, they genuinely want to keep Beal, so they aren't going to move unless they have no real choice. And the Wizards also have a tradition of waiting too long to move players. Even with a new GM in place, that may be a product of ownership.