flaco wrote:C-R-E-A-M- wrote:If Siakam is getting traded, these three teams might want him: Warriors, Bulls and Hawks
Young players we could get back:
Warriors: Kuminga, Moody, Wiseman
Hawks: Reddish,Onyeka,Johnson
Bulls: PWill,Coby
Celtics fan here. I bet the Celtics would love to trade for Siakam as long as Tatum and Brown are off the table.
Players you could get back (feel free to add pick(s) as well):
Robert Williams: Elite rim protector. Amazing physical tools. One of the best rim runners in the NBA. He has more field goals from alleyoops this season than 25 other teams. No 3pt range, but decent mid-range jumper. Willing passer. Can't put the ball on the floor to save his life.
Smart: Arguably the second most versatile/switchable guard defender in the NBA behind only Ben Simmons (who ain't exactly a guard to begin with). I reckon he'd be a terrific fit on the Raps defense. You guys are loaded with switchable defenders. He's a reliable PnR ball handler as well. Streaky shooter. Shot selection is an ongoing issue.
Nesmith: 3+D wing. He rarely puts the ball on the floor.
Langford: Can do a little bit of everything. Very good defender. Decent slasher, ball handler and passer. His shooting numbers are eye-catching this season. Not sure whether they are sustainable.
Pritchard: Impressive ball handling skills. Very good shooter with deep range. Undersized. Lacks the athleticism to consistently beat his opponent 1-on-1. Very limited team defender.
Salary fillers:
Josh Richardson: Swiss-army-knife type of wing. Can do a little bit of everything. Excels at nothing. A vet version of Langford.
Hernangomez: practically an expiring cause his contract is non-guaranteed for next season
Pascal would definitely help the Celtics, but I don't think we are good trading partners. Personally, I lean more towards trading Pascal for young assets, but none of the Boston prospects interest me too much except for maybe Timelord.
On top of that, we are in the same division, so it'd be shooting ourselves in the foot if you guys end up thriving for years to come after the trade.