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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1921 » by sco » Wed Jan 27, 2021 5:17 pm

gobullschi wrote:
AusBull wrote:Trading for Lonzo would be such a typical Bulls trade... When we should be targeting an elite distributor like Simmons.


There is no way Philadelphia trades Simmons. He’s a 6’10 athletic freak playing point guard, nearly averaging a triple double. Plus, he is only 24 years old. You don’t trade those types of players ever.

Embiid gets moved before Simmons.

I'm pushing for Rubio or Wall (with some draft compensation).
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1922 » by DroseReturnChi » Wed Jan 27, 2021 5:35 pm

AusBull wrote:Trading for Lonzo would be such a typical Bulls trade... When we should be targeting an elite distributor like Simmons.


Lonzo is a poor man's simmons. you dont have to break bank for non shooters when hes available for cheap.
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Post#1923 » by MrSparkle » Wed Jan 27, 2021 5:45 pm

gobullschi wrote:
AusBull wrote:Trading for Lonzo would be such a typical Bulls trade... When we should be targeting an elite distributor like Simmons.


There is no way Philadelphia trades Simmons. He’s a 6’10 athletic freak playing point guard, nearly averaging a triple double. Plus, he is only 24 years old. You don’t trade those types of players ever.

Embiid gets moved before Simmons.


Yeah.

But also, I think the Simmons/Embiid ship sailed the second Morey was hired. He has zero track-record of ever trading a star who is not on the total path to decline. He'd rather let them expire and walk (Dwight Howard), or trade them for another star (Francis/McGrady)... and usually comes out on top.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1924 » by ChettheJet » Wed Jan 27, 2021 7:58 pm

Over on Bleacher Report they have this

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2928416-blockbuster-nba-trade-ideas-youve-never-thought-of


New Orleans Pelicans receive: Zach LaVine, Lauri Markkanen and Ryan Arcidiacono

Chicago Bulls receive: Lonzo Ball, Eric Bledsoe, Jaxson Hayes, 2021 first-round pick (protected 8-30 via LAL; unprotected in 2022) and 2022 first-round pick (top-eight protected)

I don't mind the basic format of the deal what I dislike is that Ball is the one with a player option and Bledsoe has two more years. If it was the other way around it would be close to a done deal. The other thing is both of those picks end up in 2022, giving the Bulls 3 in that draft. Could be great to have three but who knows what the roster will look like going into the 2022 draft. If there was a way for the Bulls to get a 2021 and a 2022 pick so they would have consecutive years with 2 picks, then I'd sign right up.

The Bulls give up a forward and a guard and get 2 guards and a center. So post this deal, they likely can't trade Porter or Young but they still could trade Satoransky and/or Carter.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1925 » by TheSuzerain » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:01 pm

That deal is awful.
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Post#1926 » by cjbulls » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:08 pm

ChettheJet wrote:Over on Bleacher Report they have this

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2928416-blockbuster-nba-trade-ideas-youve-never-thought-of


New Orleans Pelicans receive: Zach LaVine, Lauri Markkanen and Ryan Arcidiacono

Chicago Bulls receive: Lonzo Ball, Eric Bledsoe, Jaxson Hayes, 2021 first-round pick (protected 8-30 via LAL; unprotected in 2022) and 2022 first-round pick (top-eight protected)

I don't mind the basic format of the deal what I dislike is that Ball is the one with a player option and Bledsoe has two more years. If it was the other way around it would be close to a done deal. The other thing is both of those picks end up in 2022, giving the Bulls 3 in that draft. Could be great to have three but who knows what the roster will look like going into the 2022 draft. If there was a way for the Bulls to get a 2021 and a 2022 pick so they would have consecutive years with 2 picks, then I'd sign right up.

The Bulls give up a forward and a guard and get 2 guards and a center. So post this deal, they likely can't trade Porter or Young but they still could trade Satoransky and/or Carter.


I can’t believe someone who get paid to write about the NBA wrote this. Or are they unpaid at BR?
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1927 » by sco » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:13 pm

What about:
Otto/Lauri/Felicio for Drummond/Prince

Otto and Lauri could be a good fit for CLE this year and going forward. Give us a trial run for Drumond and Prince can fill depth at forward with Otto going. If we like them, we might be able to land an additional asset (i.e. Rubio) with WC and Hutch.

Rubio/Lavine/PWill/Thad/Drummond would lack 3pt shooting, but better than our current line-up. We could also start Val, and slide PWill to the PF position.
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Post#1928 » by gobullschi » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:24 pm

sco wrote:What about:
Otto/Lauri/Felicio for Drummond/Prince

Otto and Lauri could be a good fit for CLE this year and going forward. Give us a trial run for Drumond and Prince can fill depth at forward with Otto going. If we like them, we might be able to land an additional asset (i.e. Rubio) with WC and Hutch.

Rubio/Lavine/PWill/Thad/Drummond would lack 3pt shooting, but better than our current line-up. We could also start Val, and slide PWill to the PF position.


OPJ for Drummond makes sense for both teams. No need to include Lauri in the deal.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1929 » by sco » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:39 pm

gobullschi wrote:
sco wrote:What about:
Otto/Lauri/Felicio for Drummond/Prince

Otto and Lauri could be a good fit for CLE this year and going forward. Give us a trial run for Drumond and Prince can fill depth at forward with Otto going. If we like them, we might be able to land an additional asset (i.e. Rubio) with WC and Hutch.

Rubio/Lavine/PWill/Thad/Drummond would lack 3pt shooting, but better than our current line-up. We could also start Val, and slide PWill to the PF position.


OPJ for Drummond makes sense for both teams. No need to include Lauri in the deal.

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Post#1930 » by Muzbar » Wed Jan 27, 2021 8:55 pm

Piggybacking off the Lonzo stuff.

Chicago receives

Myles Turner (Ind)
TJ McConnell (Ind)
Lonzo Ball (NO)

Indiana Receives

Wendell Carter Jr. (Chi)
Coby White (Chi)
JJ Reddick (NO)

New Orleans receives

Tomas Satoransky (Chi)
Cristiano Felicio (Chi)
Jeremy Lamb (Ind)

Turner gives the Bulls interior defense, 3pt shooting and apparently he wanted out before the season, with Lonzo the Bulls take a chance at turning his career around and McConnell provides a quality backup veteran PG.

Add picks to whomever from whoever if need be.

Thoughts?
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1931 » by Andi Obst » Wed Jan 27, 2021 9:21 pm

gobullschi wrote:
AusBull wrote:Trading for Lonzo would be such a typical Bulls trade... When we should be targeting an elite distributor like Simmons.


There is no way Philadelphia trades Simmons. He’s a 6’10 athletic freak playing point guard, nearly averaging a triple double. Plus, he is only 24 years old. You don’t trade those types of players ever.

Embiid gets moved before Simmons.


Are there actually people who believe Simmons is better than Embiid?

Because that’s ridiculously wrong.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1932 » by gobullschi » Wed Jan 27, 2021 10:30 pm

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gobullschi wrote:
AusBull wrote:Trading for Lonzo would be such a typical Bulls trade... When we should be targeting an elite distributor like Simmons.


There is no way Philadelphia trades Simmons. He’s a 6’10 athletic freak playing point guard, nearly averaging a triple double. Plus, he is only 24 years old. You don’t trade those types of players ever.

Embiid gets moved before Simmons.


Are there actually people who believe Simmons is better than Embiid?

Because that’s ridiculously wrong.


Embiid is a beast. It’s just an age/position/health thing.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1933 » by PrimzyBulls81 » Thu Jan 28, 2021 7:52 am

Muzbar wrote:Piggybacking off the Lonzo stuff.

Chicago receives

Myles Turner (Ind)
TJ McConnell (Ind)
Lonzo Ball (NO)

Indiana Receives

Wendell Carter Jr. (Chi)
Coby White (Chi)
JJ Reddick (NO)

New Orleans receives

Tomas Satoransky (Chi)
Cristiano Felicio (Chi)
Jeremy Lamb (Ind)

Turner gives the Bulls interior defense, 3pt shooting and apparently he wanted out before the season, with Lonzo the Bulls take a chance at turning his career around and McConnell provides a quality backup veteran PG.

Add picks to whomever from whoever if need be.

Thoughts?

Good for us and Indiana, NO bad haha
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1934 » by Muzbar » Thu Jan 28, 2021 8:09 am

PrimzyBulls81 wrote:
Muzbar wrote:Piggybacking off the Lonzo stuff.

Chicago receives

Myles Turner (Ind)
TJ McConnell (Ind)
Lonzo Ball (NO)

Indiana Receives

Wendell Carter Jr. (Chi)
Coby White (Chi)
JJ Reddick (NO)

New Orleans receives

Tomas Satoransky (Chi)
Cristiano Felicio (Chi)
Jeremy Lamb (Ind)

Turner gives the Bulls interior defense, 3pt shooting and apparently he wanted out before the season, with Lonzo the Bulls take a chance at turning his career around and McConnell provides a quality backup veteran PG.

Add picks to whomever from whoever if need be.

Thoughts?

Good for us and Indiana, NO bad haha

Yeah that's why I said add picks, maybe throw Indiana's 1st to NO and maybe a 2nd from Chicago?
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1935 » by Andi Obst » Thu Jan 28, 2021 8:51 am

gobullschi wrote:Embiid is a beast. It’s just an age/position/health thing.


Age isn't really a factor. Health really isn't either, they both have their issues with that. I get the position thing because it's hard to build around centers these days, but Embiid is so much better than Simmons that it really shouldn't be much an issue either. Embiid's on/off numbers over the last couple of years are straight up comical, the Sixers are garbage without him.

If I'm the Sixers, I'm trading Simmons right now. He's been their 3rd best player this season at best, hasn't developed his offensive game since his rookie season, will be a huge offensive liability in the playoffs until he expands his game and he's still seen as some kind of star player. At this point, he's mostly a versatile defender (good) who excels in transition (good), but he has 0 offensive game beyond that. He still can't (and won't) shoot from anywhere but right at the rim. You just can't be star in this league without a versatile offensive game (unless you're a complete freak of nature like Giannis, I guess, but even he struggles in the playoffs).

Morey isn't dumb. Of course you trade Simmons before you trade Embiid.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1936 » by sco » Thu Jan 28, 2021 1:49 pm

Wonder if Porter/Valentine for Ball/Bledsoe/Hart would work for them? Frees up contracts for next season and gives them 2 guys who might fit nicely this season, and the $ work.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1937 » by gobullschi » Thu Jan 28, 2021 1:54 pm

Little Nathan wrote:
gobullschi wrote:Embiid is a beast. It’s just an age/position/health thing.


Age isn't really a factor. Health really isn't either, they both have their issues with that. I get the position thing because it's hard to build around centers these days, but Embiid is so much better than Simmons that it really shouldn't be much an issue either. Embiid's on/off numbers over the last couple of years are straight up comical, the Sixers are garbage without him.

If I'm the Sixers, I'm trading Simmons right now. He's been their 3rd best player this season at best, hasn't developed his offensive game since his rookie season, will be a huge offensive liability in the playoffs until he expands his game and he's still seen as some kind of star player. At this point, he's mostly a versatile defender (good) who excels in transition (good), but he has 0 offensive game beyond that. He still can't (and won't) shoot from anywhere but right at the rim. You just can't be star in this league without a versatile offensive game (unless you're a complete freak of nature like Giannis, I guess, but even he struggles in the playoffs).

Morey isn't dumb. Of course you trade Simmons before you trade Embiid.


Personally, I’m not really big on paying a center north of 30M, but Embiid is an exception to that rule.

I’m not sure about Embiid’s health either. He’s missed his first two seasons with serious injuries and has never played more than 64 games in a season.

I certainly wouldn’t take an absolute position like you’re taking because I don’t find it as ‘obvious’ as you’re implying. I still lean towards keeping Simmons. I don’t really see the motivation for Philadelphia to trade either Embiid or Simmons. Both are still very young all-stars and I’m not sure who they could move one of them for, that increases their odds of winning a championship.
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1938 » by StunnerKO » Thu Jan 28, 2021 2:08 pm

No to Bledsoe
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Post#1939 » by gobullschi » Thu Jan 28, 2021 2:58 pm

sco wrote:Wonder if Porter/Valentine for Ball/Bledsoe/Hart would work for them? Frees up contracts for next season and gives them 2 guys who might fit nicely this season, and the $ work.


I don’t understand why New Orleans haven’t traded for Bradley Beal. They have Zion, Hayes, Lewis, Hart, & NAW locked up on cheap rookie deals and have 10 first round picks with multiple pick swaps too. Heck, they could trade for Bradley Beal and STILL have multiple future first round picks. Their GM needs to grow a pair.

Lonzo Ball / Kira Lewis Jr.
Bradley Beal / NAW
Brandon Ingram / Josh Hart
Zion Williamson / Nicolo Melli
Stephen Adams / Jaxson Hayes
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Re: NBA Trade Thread #2 

Post#1940 » by TheSuzerain » Thu Jan 28, 2021 3:35 pm

Sco's trade ideas are killing me. Each one more painful than the last.

Eric Bledsoe? Seriously?

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