Triple7 wrote:cl2117 wrote:Triple7 wrote:
Yes Kuzma wants out, but it’s not like he is a star there. They would find the best deal out there for Kuzma. Kemba on the other hand, is a negative on both ends now with his nagging injury. We are lucky to find a deal this fast. The lakers would have a lot of offers for Kuzma.
https://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2093615Look at what their fans are hoping for with Kuz. He's just trade filler to them, doesn't have value himself as it's really bottomed out.
Come on. You think they are serious? Lol. Kuzma ain’t a filler. He is the main piece of any trade scenarios for them. Try asking them if they would accept a Kuzma for TT and Parker, i’m 100% certain they would laugh at that proposal. They are desperate, but not that desperate. He is their 3rd best player literally. Even Lebron says so. Why would they trade that to end of bench player in parker, and a 3rd string center in TT?
I don't know if you keep missing it, but I've said multiple times that the C's would have to kick in additional value (not a first round pick, but 2nds or something of that ilk).
Also, yeah I think they're moderately serious. He had a truly awful playoffs, hasn't stepped up and is now becoming much much more expensive.
You're just missing all the nuance as well. No one is saying Kuzma/TT swap is their first choice, just that it could be an option if things break a certain way, aka Harrell opts out and they're in need of a C. LeBron has a history of bringing back old teammates and Kuzma is on the outs there with his trade value at it's lowest. They could strike out with their preferred options since they don't have a ton of value to add to Kuz and might just settle for a cheaper piece that fills a need (TT).