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I locked the last thread as it was about to hit 100 pages and seemed like a good time for a new thread with the trade deadline just days away.
Anyway, I'll kick it off by saying that I think Lonzo is my top target right now. He fits the age timeline better than Lowry and I'm less concerned about what it will take to resign especially since he's more likely to age into his deal than Lowry.
I also just love the idea of a defensive lineup of Lonzo/Thybulle/Green/Simmons/Embiid
Anyway, I'll kick it off by saying that I think Lonzo is my top target right now. He fits the age timeline better than Lowry and I'm less concerned about what it will take to resign especially since he's more likely to age into his deal than Lowry.
I also just love the idea of a defensive lineup of Lonzo/Thybulle/Green/Simmons/Embiid
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Lonzo wont come off cheap.
Lonzo isnt a good fit with Ben.
Since the Paleolithic age, we’ve already established that Ben is best playing with a scoring combo guard like Jimmy (a playmaking SG), Fultz, Shake and etc.
You can’t rely on Lonzo to create on the dribble. We need someone like Colin Sexton or Jordan Clarkson.
Kevin Porter Jr. would have been nice.
I know this isnt a popular choice, but Austin Rivers is an option. Not just because he fits the prototype we need but I dont think he’d be expensive.
The problem is Doc will have his son and his son in law on the team. Next stop, Paul George.
Lonzo isnt a good fit with Ben.
Since the Paleolithic age, we’ve already established that Ben is best playing with a scoring combo guard like Jimmy (a playmaking SG), Fultz, Shake and etc.
You can’t rely on Lonzo to create on the dribble. We need someone like Colin Sexton or Jordan Clarkson.
Kevin Porter Jr. would have been nice.
I know this isnt a popular choice, but Austin Rivers is an option. Not just because he fits the prototype we need but I dont think he’d be expensive.
The problem is Doc will have his son and his son in law on the team. Next stop, Paul George.
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Fournier is a cheap option and fits what we need.
He’s a scorer and shooter who should fit with Ben.
Fournier is on his expiring deal and is said to be interested in playing for a contender.
Trading for him and then re-signing him could be a better way to make use the cap space we freed up for Horford.
He’s only 28.
Average 18ppg on very good shooting percentages
Expirings, Paul Reed and a second rounder may get it done. Hammond loves long guys. Maybe we can entice him with Paul Reed.
He’s a scorer and shooter who should fit with Ben.
Fournier is on his expiring deal and is said to be interested in playing for a contender.
Trading for him and then re-signing him could be a better way to make use the cap space we freed up for Horford.
He’s only 28.
Average 18ppg on very good shooting percentages
Expirings, Paul Reed and a second rounder may get it done. Hammond loves long guys. Maybe we can entice him with Paul Reed.
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76ciology wrote:Fournier is a cheap option and fits what we need.
He’s a scorer and shooter who should fit with Ben.
Fournier is on his expiring deal and is said to be interested in playing for a contender.
Trading for him and then re-signing him could be a better way to make use the cap space we freed up for Horford.
He’s only 28.
Average 18ppg on very good shooting percentages
Expirings, Paul Reed and a second rounder may get it done. Hammond loves long guys. Maybe we can entice him with Paul Reed.
How **** dare you
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I actually think Ben would improve his scoring if we had Ball on the team.
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Negrodamus wrote:I actually think Ben would improve his scoring if we had Ball on the team.
It certainly won't go down.
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What about Terrence Ross? Thinking he could be gotten relatively cheap and is locked in with a decent contract for next few years.
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With Ball on the team there would FINALLY be someone who could get Ben the ball when he's open for 3.
Ross would be expensive. Orlando likes him and his contract is great value.
Fournier would be interesting but also would cost Danny Green due to salary I think.
I think New Orleans would do Ball for Maxey, Ferguson, Scott and the 2021 pick. Maybe.
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Ross would be expensive. Orlando likes him and his contract is great value.
Fournier would be interesting but also would cost Danny Green due to salary I think.
I think New Orleans would do Ball for Maxey, Ferguson, Scott and the 2021 pick. Maybe.
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51X3RF4N wrote:I think New Orleans would do Ball for Maxey, Ferguson, Scott and the 2021 pick. Maybe.
It's possible. I'd do that. Better than anything the Clippers can offer.
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The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
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Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
Well they suck cause they suck on D.
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ivysixer2000 wrote:Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
Well they suck cause they suck on D.
Which is presumably Zion and Ball's speciality. At least that's the reputation coming out of college. Adams also has a defensive reputation.
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Negrodamus wrote:ivysixer2000 wrote:Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
Well they suck cause they suck on D.
Which is presumably Zion and Ball's speciality. At least that's the reputation coming out of college. Adams also has a defensive reputation.
Sounds like they need to fire Brett.
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Lowry would be my top target as he's the only gettable piece that could significantly impact the outcome of the season.
Ball and Powell are quality potential long-term starting options at guard in Danny's spot. Fournier potentially fits into this category as well, though he's a different kind of player, and I'm not convinced him and Curry would be workable in the playoffs.
Then there's the guys that can help at the margins like Hill, Bjelica, Ross, JJ...
Excited to see what Morey does. Even if it's nothing.
Ball and Powell are quality potential long-term starting options at guard in Danny's spot. Fournier potentially fits into this category as well, though he's a different kind of player, and I'm not convinced him and Curry would be workable in the playoffs.
Then there's the guys that can help at the margins like Hill, Bjelica, Ross, JJ...
Excited to see what Morey does. Even if it's nothing.
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Negrodamus wrote:ivysixer2000 wrote:Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
If it had to do with fit, I have to think the Sixers would be near the top. Zero expectation of him being the primary scorer but has a bunch of finishers around him. My only concern is that the Pelicans haven't taken off with him at point. I would have pegged them as one of the best teams in terms of fit for Ball. Zion, Ingram, Redick, Adams, Hayes, etc, etc, all assist converters. Confusing why they suck so bad.
Well they suck cause they suck on D.
Which is presumably Zion and Ball's speciality. At least that's the reputation coming out of college. Adams also has a defensive reputation.
The main culprit is they’ve been killed by the three ball. Give up the most three point makes per possession and let teams shoot the 3rd highest percentage.
In the past van gundy’s teams were fine to good at limiting those so I don’t think it’s on his system.
I wouldn’t really say Zion and Ingram being on the court together is conducive to good defense. When people talk about fit they really just mean shooting but Ingram is sort of an odd fit when it comes to everything else. Ironically he would probably be best suited for a role like Tobias has where he can concentrate on scoring and other better players are around to do the other things.
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I feel VERY confident that there will be at least 1 trade. It might be a big one, or two smaller deals. But at the very least, I foresee a trade that frees up 2 roster spots -- 1 for the buyout market and 1 for converting bbpaul.youngcrev wrote:Lowry would be my top target as he's the only gettable piece that could significantly impact the outcome of the season.
Ball and Powell are quality potential long-term starting options at guard in Danny's spot. Fournier potentially fits into this category as well, though he's a different kind of player, and I'm not convinced him and Curry would be workable in the playoffs.
Then there's the guys that can help at the margins like Hill, Bjelica, Ross, JJ...
Excited to see what Morey does. Even if it's nothing.
Or multiple trades to free up roster spots, consolidate salary into a rotational player, etc.
Charlotte has $4M in cap space and an open roster spot.
I could see GSW moving on from Oubre. Charlotte wanting a young scoring G to pair with Lonzo, and to capitalize on Rozier while freeing up more cap space next year.
Danny Green to GSW
Oubre, Maxey and 2021 PHI 1st to CLT
Rozier to PHI
Makes some sense. Then use TPE to bring in Bjelica with a 2nd round pick.
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youngcrev wrote:Lowry would be my top target as he's the only gettable piece that could significantly impact the outcome of the season.
Ball and Powell are quality potential long-term starting options at guard in Danny's spot. Fournier potentially fits into this category as well, though he's a different kind of player, and I'm not convinced him and Curry would be workable in the playoffs.
Then there's the guys that can help at the margins like Hill, Bjelica, Ross, JJ...
Excited to see what Morey does. Even if it's nothing.
I just look forward to us not doing something stupid for a change.
There are several guys out there who could help, but if the price is too high, I also wouldn't mind staying put for now.
Just don't do anything stupid cause we have seen enough of that for years.
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Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
But since he's an RFA, there's only so much say that he has in the matter.
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BullyKing wrote:Negrodamus wrote:The problem with Ball is that he probably has little interest in signing longterm with the Sixers. Could be wrong, but I've read the reports that he's interested in the Knicks (lol) and the Clippers. Both make sense from the standpoint of money and/or living at home.
But since he's an RFA, there's only so much say that he has in the matter.
Remember when Embiid got fined for making fun of lavar lol
I doubt anyone involves cares about that but it would still be funny.
And yeah Lonzo isn’t forcing himself anywhere, he’ll play for whoever pays him. That said he seems like he’d fit better with a team like the clippers who have wings that like to create.
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When is the deadline over?