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Post#661 » by LightTheBeam » Mon Dec 20, 2021 1:06 am

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Oh yeah definitely too large to do all at once. Maybe Monte will let it flow after he gets the first deal out of the way lol.
I think they could be split up, something like the first 2 trades soon. The Brown and multi-team trade right near the deadline and then the Thad one at the last minute if SA doesn't get a better draft pick.

I think we all agree the team needs change and I really don't think the 3 PGs can co-exist. They all want to run the team and it just won't work.
I think we're a little light on a couple of these so it would be lucky, but Brown would be my first target and then Turner. The trio of Fox/Brown/Turner could end up being really good and Reddish is the wildcard. I think the team that gets him and signs him to a long extension (within reason $ wise) is going to get a chance to build a title team with a #2-#4 that is getting paid well below market.
The hard thing is with all this, trading in and out guys without knowing who the head coach is going to be. Not that it's a huge deal, it's just not ideal. Perhaps Monte would have a decent idea on who his target would be though.


I like Reddish as well, definitely a wild card type who needs more opportunity to grow.

Bulls fans on the trade board seem torn on a package around Williams + 1st + salary for Barnes.

If we would pull something like that off, then use that 1st to get Reddish Id be super happy. Probably more realistic is calling Phx and getting Johnson + 1st + salary, then flipping that 1st for Reddish.

I'm going to keep my expectations very low, but I'm really hoping that Barnes/Buddy are moved, and we get some young forwards who can run with the team and play defense.


That's way too much for Barnes. Williams is a good young player and only 2 years removed from being the 4th player picked in the draft. If Bulls even offer (doubtful) Williams and filler its more than plenty.


Many Kings fans like Williams. I'm not really one of them. Bulls reached on him at 4th, 2 years and an injury later his draft spot is pretty irrelevant. He may end up a similar player as Barnes but we will see.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#662 » by LightTheBeam » Mon Dec 20, 2021 6:51 pm

Not a trade... But I hope Sacramento brings Tyreke Evans back for a 3rd stint. Hes still 32 years old, a huge fan favorite. Has the size to play the 3, and his last few seasons before suspension he had been working on his 3pt shot. Hes probably super fresh also since he hasn't played in awhile.

I don't see what we would have to lose by bringing him in for a 10 day contract especially right now while we are dealing with covid protocols.

He could be a big boost at the SF that the Kings need.
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Post#663 » by KF10 » Mon Dec 20, 2021 7:00 pm

I thought Evans was real good with Memphis. Even in his last recent stint with the Kings, I thought he did enough for the Kings to keep him imo.

I wouldn’t mind seeing him back in Sacramento. Dude always been a trooper for us.
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Post#664 » by LightTheBeam » Mon Dec 20, 2021 7:18 pm

KF10 wrote:I thought Evans was real good with Memphis. Even in his last recent stint with the Kings, I thought he did enough for the Kings to keep him imo.

I wouldn’t mind seeing him back in Sacramento. Dude always been a trooper for us.


Yup. I think he could carve out a role here and certainly provide some nice depth.

I'm shocked one of these contenders hasn't given him a call yet.

What did he get suspended again for? Was it steroids or cocaine, I cant remember?
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#665 » by Toine85 » Wed Dec 22, 2021 4:34 pm

I just posted this to the Trade Board, but was wondering what Kings fans thought of it:

Barnes and Bagley for Porzingis?
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Post#666 » by kb02 » Wed Dec 22, 2021 4:39 pm

Toine85 wrote:I just posted this to the Trade Board, but was wondering what Kings fans thought of it:

Barnes and Bagley for Porzingis?


Will it be 2 or 3 unprotected first coming back?
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#667 » by LightTheBeam » Wed Dec 22, 2021 5:12 pm

Toine85 wrote:I just posted this to the Trade Board, but was wondering what Kings fans thought of it:

Barnes and Bagley for Porzingis?


Ya this doesn't interest me in the slightest. KP is just a walking injury (now out with a toe problem smh...)

He doesn't have the allure he once did of possibly staying healthy and propelling a team, because we know now even when healthy hes not an all star.

I'm avoiding KP. Honestly wouldn't trade for him even if the cost was just expiring contracts.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#668 » by sacking123 » Thu Dec 23, 2021 1:22 am

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Toine85 wrote:I just posted this to the Trade Board, but was wondering what Kings fans thought of it:

Barnes and Bagley for Porzingis?


Ya this doesn't interest me in the slightest. KP is just a walking injury (now out with a toe problem smh...)

He doesn't have the allure he once did of possibly staying healthy and propelling a team, because we know now even when healthy hes not an all star.

I'm avoiding KP. Honestly wouldn't trade for him even if the cost was just expiring contracts.


I would have to agree. If KP was at least healthy this would be the type of trade that could end up being a huge boost. Right now though? No way anyone is touching that contract with his injury history and this toe injury. I just wonder how many games KP will play each season for the rest of his career.
He has only played something like 38% of games in his career. Even take out the missed season and it's 43%. That's a gamble for any GM, and would most likely result in him getting fired.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#669 » by Larry_Russell » Sat Dec 25, 2021 8:20 pm

Would expirings or cap savings, a young guy and a pick get fox?

Maybe horford, juacho, nesmith amd 2 firsts for fox and bagley?
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Post#670 » by kb02 » Sat Dec 25, 2021 10:05 pm

Larry_Russell wrote:Would expirings or cap savings, a young guy and a pick get fox?

Maybe horford, juacho, nesmith amd 2 firsts for fox and bagley?


Not even close.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#671 » by BoogieTime » Mon Dec 27, 2021 3:29 am

Larry_Russell wrote:Would expirings or cap savings, a young guy and a pick get fox?

Maybe horford, juacho, nesmith amd 2 firsts for fox and bagley?


IMO its fair value, or market value for him at this stage, but you can see why the Kings would be reticent on doing it

Kings cap space and middling picks have less of a chance of converting to good talent than hoping Fox gets a "heart/brain" as he ages.

Its the quandary McNair finds himself now. Even if he believes Fox doesn't fit with Hali or produce winning basketball now, and is dragging down the teams spirit with apathy, imagine trading him away for little value and watching him improve elsewhere, he'd be just as fired.

The only two directions, are trading him for little value or trading the vets and let Fox help with the tank if he continues to play losing ball. Which is why I don't see him being moved now, despite how the team flails.

First the vets need to be gone now, and whoever is trying to compete in the organization needs to be outed. If Vivek is meddling, he needs to be outed. If McNair is sitting on his hands, he needs to be outed.

Ideally now the team moves all the vets and tanks the next couple of years while Hali/Mitchell grow, as this isnt a playoff team. Fox, with the type of basketball he's played thus far fits into those plans, and you hope he gets better with time
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#672 » by LightTheBeam » Mon Dec 27, 2021 9:26 pm

Team needs to start with the tear down. Barnes, Buddy, Harkless, Bagley, Tristan, Len should be sold to the highest bidder.

Its amazing our best players play up pace, but the rest of the team doesn't. If we could move Buddy/Barnes and come back with exprings and some young legs (Nesmith/PWill type) id be very happy.

Fox, Tyrese, Mitchell, Davis, Holmes, Jones. To me we have 3 decent positions. If you add some high tempo/shooter/defenders at the 3/4, and a nice draft pick, + a decent fast paced coach. Hopefully next year they will at least be watchable.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#673 » by NYG » Tue Dec 28, 2021 2:22 am

Would you add a 2022 Top 4 Protected 1st (2023 Unprotected) to a Harrison Barnes and Marvin Bagley for Ben Simmons swap?
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Post#674 » by sacking123 » Tue Dec 28, 2021 3:04 am

Yep it’s time to make the move. Trade the vets and get the tank on. Currently we’re not far off the 4/5th worst record so let’s get a good draft pick and see what flushes out in the off season.


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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#675 » by LightTheBeam » Tue Dec 28, 2021 3:35 am

simonbampfield wrote:Yep it’s time to make the move. Trade the vets and get the tank on. Currently we’re not far off the 4/5th worst record so let’s get a good draft pick and see what flushes out in the off season.


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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#676 » by rpa » Tue Dec 28, 2021 6:36 am

RipPizzaGuy wrote:
simonbampfield wrote:Yep it’s time to make the move. Trade the vets and get the tank on. Currently we’re not far off the 4/5th worst record so let’s get a good draft pick and see what flushes out in the off season.


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Probably. Team's only 1.5 games out of the play-in game dream (which is like your dream car being a Civic LX). They need to be further out for management to truly give up. The good news, though:

26 games until the allstar break and I count 5 where the Kings will be favored: 2 against OKC, 2 against HOU, and 1 against DET. A 5-21 run would put them at 18-42 heading into the break and on pace for 25 wins. If the Spurs kept up their pace as the 10th seed the Kings would be sitting 6-7 games out by the break. At that point they've gotta see the writing on the wall, right?

That said, I don't even know what they should do (at a high level) if they finally realize they need to rebuild. It's easy to say "trade everyone" when like 2/3 of the roster are JAGs. Trade Buddy and Bagley? Sure, but that doesn't move the needle. Trade Barnes? You'll get assets, but he's just a complimentary piece. You could try trading Holmes, but given that he seemed happy to be here that's a kick in the balls. You obviously aren't moving off Haliburton or Mitchell and that brings the question back to Fox. He's your best player, but he should be your 2nd or 3rd best (which is the team's biggest issue--lack of talent) and there's an argument that he could be a better player with a remotely competent coach*. So do you really trade him for a bag of assets that have little to no chance to return a player of his caliber? That'd suck. But if you don't trade him you're stuck with a core of 3-guards with some extreme weaknesses.

* Side bar: I feel like people forget now just how good Fox looked in year two before the Kings fired Joeger and brought in Walton. That year Fox:
a) Shot 37% from 3 (the best season of his career by 5%)
b) Averaged 10.8 assists per 100 possessions (best of his career)
c) Had 2.5 DWS (highest in career by 1.1) and a positive DBPM (only time in career).
d) Had the 11th highest ORPM in the league at 4.24. He hasn't eclipsed 3.0 in the 2 seasons since.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#677 » by LightTheBeam » Tue Dec 28, 2021 7:26 pm

rpa wrote:
RipPizzaGuy wrote:
simonbampfield wrote:Yep it’s time to make the move. Trade the vets and get the tank on. Currently we’re not far off the 4/5th worst record so let’s get a good draft pick and see what flushes out in the off season.


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Probably. Team's only 1.5 games out of the play-in game dream (which is like your dream car being a Civic LX). They need to be further out for management to truly give up. The good news, though:

26 games until the allstar break and I count 5 where the Kings will be favored: 2 against OKC, 2 against HOU, and 1 against DET. A 5-21 run would put them at 18-42 heading into the break and on pace for 25 wins. If the Spurs kept up their pace as the 10th seed the Kings would be sitting 6-7 games out by the break. At that point they've gotta see the writing on the wall, right?

That said, I don't even know what they should do (at a high level) if they finally realize they need to rebuild. It's easy to say "trade everyone" when like 2/3 of the roster are JAGs. Trade Buddy and Bagley? Sure, but that doesn't move the needle. Trade Barnes? You'll get assets, but he's just a complimentary piece. You could try trading Holmes, but given that he seemed happy to be here that's a kick in the balls. You obviously aren't moving off Haliburton or Mitchell and that brings the question back to Fox. He's your best player, but he should be your 2nd or 3rd best (which is the team's biggest issue--lack of talent) and there's an argument that he could be a better player with a remotely competent coach*. So do you really trade him for a bag of assets that have little to no chance to return a player of his caliber? That'd suck. But if you don't trade him you're stuck with a core of 3-guards with some extreme weaknesses.

* Side bar: I feel like people forget now just how good Fox looked in year two before the Kings fired Joeger and brought in Walton. That year Fox:
a) Shot 37% from 3 (the best season of his career by 5%)
b) Averaged 10.8 assists per 100 possessions (best of his career)
c) Had 2.5 DWS (highest in career by 1.1) and a positive DBPM (only time in career).
d) Had the 11th highest ORPM in the league at 4.24. He hasn't eclipsed 3.0 in the 2 seasons since.


I'm not trading any of the young 3 guards until I've seen a team put around them. Or until Mitchell makes it clear and obvious Fox is expendable. Right now I see 1 scoring guard, 1 defensive guard, and 1 playmaker. All 3 play fast paced, and there should plenty of room for all of them.

Barnes, Buddy, Tristan, Harkless, Len and in a sense Bagley are counter productive to this team. I want fast defenders who can shoot. Or at least give me consistent effort.

Buddy tries about 10% of the time. Hes got to go.
Barnes is not built for a fast paced team. We need to send him to a half court veteran team. If I have to watch him drive 3x a game getting stripped, I can't stand it. He shouldn't be doing that but hes forced to because this team has no identity.
Dito for Metu. Just constant mistakes and playing similar to how we all complained about Bagley. Selfish.
Tristan sucks
Harkless sucks
Len sucks.

The way I see it,

You have

Holmes/Jones
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Hali/Davis
Fox/Mitchell

That fits what you are trying to do as a team. Just run. Become fast paced and athletic. Get some floor spacers who cut to the basket and try on defense.

Hope you draft a stud with a top 5 pick to fill out one of those positions long term. Hope you can use Barnes to get a Cam Reddish type. And just put a fast young athletic team out there. Hire on a good young coach who isn't some rehash.

The way this team was constructed makes zero sense. Our best players like to play fast. Our veterans like to play slow. You have a complete mismatched team, and a coach who doesn't know how to call a single play. A team sniffs out the Hali/Holmes pnr and suddenly we just ask Fox/Barnes to go 1 on 1 all game. Then Fox doesn't get calls, and we wonder why hes "regressed".

I couldn't agree more about going from Joerger to Walton. It stunted everyones growth on this team. Bagley/Fox being the 2 main guys who got crushed from that decision.

Its mind blowing to me that we can be such a bad team every year, but not be developing any players at the same time.

You look at Houston buying Sengun in the middle of the first. Finding Tate undrafted. Taking a risk on KPJ for nothing.

You look at the Spurs who were good not long ago. And you see Murray, Vassell, Keldon, Walker, Primo.

Look at Memphis. They were bad for a little bit, and now they are staring at Bane, Morant, JJJ, Melton, Williams, Konchar, Clarke, Tillman. Funny they actually built a team around a scoring point guard, but with only guys under 30 who play fast, can shoot, and are all good 2 way players.

Sure I wish Fox was a superstar. But I'm not going to pick on our young guy when we can't put a halfway decent team around him. This team is rotten to the core, and its way beyond a few players. He shouldn't be asked to be the best scorer/defender/closer/leader and when a 24 year old fails we scold him. Get him better than a G-League roster construction/coaching staff and lets see what happens.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#678 » by LightTheBeam » Tue Dec 28, 2021 7:28 pm

And another thing. How many times are we going to keep making the same mistake. We fire a GM, but we keep on the old regimes coach. By time the new GM gets his coach, things are already sour.

Idc if they want to trade everyone go for it. But in a perfect world, Coach, GM, and the Owner (can't stress this enough) are all replaced before we worry about the roster.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#679 » by LightTheBeam » Tue Dec 28, 2021 8:19 pm

Also I saw someone on reddit point out what this team was supposed to be. If the Bogdan/Buddy trades didn't fall thru.

Holmes/Harrell/Len
Kuzma/Bagley
Barnes/Davis/Harkless
Hali/DDV
Fox/Mitchell/Wright

Would have been a lot more interesting of a team, thats for sure.
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Re: The TRADE Thread 2021 

Post#680 » by BoogieTime » Wed Dec 29, 2021 12:17 am

rpa wrote:
RipPizzaGuy wrote:
simonbampfield wrote:Yep it’s time to make the move. Trade the vets and get the tank on. Currently we’re not far off the 4/5th worst record so let’s get a good draft pick and see what flushes out in the off season.


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Probably. Team's only 1.5 games out of the play-in game dream (which is like your dream car being a Civic LX). They need to be further out for management to truly give up. The good news, though:

26 games until the allstar break and I count 5 where the Kings will be favored: 2 against OKC, 2 against HOU, and 1 against DET. A 5-21 run would put them at 18-42 heading into the break and on pace for 25 wins. If the Spurs kept up their pace as the 10th seed the Kings would be sitting 6-7 games out by the break. At that point they've gotta see the writing on the wall, right?

That said, I don't even know what they should do (at a high level) if they finally realize they need to rebuild. It's easy to say "trade everyone" when like 2/3 of the roster are JAGs. Trade Buddy and Bagley? Sure, but that doesn't move the needle. Trade Barnes? You'll get assets, but he's just a complimentary piece. You could try trading Holmes, but given that he seemed happy to be here that's a kick in the balls. You obviously aren't moving off Haliburton or Mitchell and that brings the question back to Fox. He's your best player, but he should be your 2nd or 3rd best (which is the team's biggest issue--lack of talent) and there's an argument that he could be a better player with a remotely competent coach*. So do you really trade him for a bag of assets that have little to no chance to return a player of his caliber? That'd suck. But if you don't trade him you're stuck with a core of 3-guards with some extreme weaknesses.

* Side bar: I feel like people forget now just how good Fox looked in year two before the Kings fired Joeger and brought in Walton. That year Fox:
a) Shot 37% from 3 (the best season of his career by 5%)
b) Averaged 10.8 assists per 100 possessions (best of his career)
c) Had 2.5 DWS (highest in career by 1.1) and a positive DBPM (only time in career).
d) Had the 11th highest ORPM in the league at 4.24. He hasn't eclipsed 3.0 in the 2 seasons since.


The teams best player is Tyrese Haliburton, by a fairly wide margin

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Fox is just a negative player producing negative advanced stats, so far this year. Your hearkening back to three years. It reminds me of D'angelo Russell's year with the Nets. At this point many might think that's Fox's closest comparison, another talented guard who didn't have the motor to put any consistency or defense or noticeable impact on the floor.

We've had multiple coaches, at some point the blame goes to him.

But I agree with the rest

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