The Indiana Pacers are moving toward a "substantial rebuild" and will likely open up trade conversations involving their core.
The Pacers are receptive to trades involving Caris LeVert and either Domantas Sabonis or Myles Turner.
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The Indiana Pacers are moving toward a "substantial rebuild" and will likely open up trade conversations involving their core.
The Pacers are receptive to trades involving Caris LeVert and either Domantas Sabonis or Myles Turner.
bqmuzik wrote:Right now Laker fans are building trade packages around Deandre Jordan and zero draft picks.
bqmuzik wrote:Right now Laker fans are building trade packages around Deandre Jordan and zero draft picks.
donemilio21 wrote:That would be beyond stupid. Pacers are a good team, with a good and young core on reasonable contracts.
They should be the ones creating a trade package for a star, which would be either Sabonis or Turner plus draft picks.
Magic#1 wrote:We have won two playoff games in two years. If we decide to keep this team for the next two years, maybe it will feel like we won a series.
dougthonus wrote:donemilio21 wrote:That would be beyond stupid. Pacers are a good team, with a good and young core on reasonable contracts.
They should be the ones creating a trade package for a star, which would be either Sabonis or Turner plus draft picks.
Why do you think the Pacers are a good team?
They're 13th out of 15 in the East now, and they missed the playoffs last year and were swept in the 1st round the previous two years.
They don't have a star player or anyone even approaching a star player. Who do you think you'd get for Sabonis or Turner and 3 draft picks? I can't imagine that returns a superstar unless they were explicitly demanding a trade to Indiana which isn't going to happen.
bqmuzik wrote:Right now Laker fans are building trade packages around Deandre Jordan and zero draft picks.
Salty1 wrote:Boston's chance to get a legit big. Turner the better fit, sabonis the better player. Will be interesting to see who else comes knocking.
D21 wrote:So they want to start with LeVert, their best Net rating player... and they hope they will get a better player ?
Their starting five is not the main problem, they are dominating, it's their bench that looses more points than the starters win.
So not sure if they have to trade several starters...
They have the 9th best starters at Efficiency difference, the 8 teams ahead and several behind them have a better record.
So it's not like this roster is horrible, they may just have to fix some small things first before trading their best players(s)
jk31 wrote:D21 wrote:So they want to start with LeVert, their best Net rating player... and they hope they will get a better player ?
Their starting five is not the main problem, they are dominating, it's their bench that looses more points than the starters win.
So not sure if they have to trade several starters...
They have the 9th best starters at Efficiency difference, the 8 teams ahead and several behind them have a better record.
So it's not like this roster is horrible, they may just have to fix some small things first before trading their best players(s)
Their biggest problem is that their starters cannot stay healthy.