[Kyle Neubeck] The Kings are open to trading De’Aaron Fox and/or Tyrese Haliburton for the right deals

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Re: [Kyle Neubeck] The Kings are open to trading De’Aaron Fox and/or Tyrese Haliburton for the right deals 

Post#62 » by Fantaxp7 » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:17 pm

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RoyceDa59 wrote:Celtics should be all over Halliburton.

If they could keep the two Js and get hail then yes but that’s not going happen . They can’t get him


You seem very sure of this.

While I don't think we'd be front runners, who knows what they want? What would be a good return?

Admittedly I don't watch a lot of Kings basketball so I only hear good things about him but don't really know his value.
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Post#63 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:23 pm

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RoyceDa59 wrote:Celtics should be all over Halliburton.

If they could keep the two Js and get hail then yes but that’s not going happen . They can’t get him


You seem very sure of this.

While I don't think we'd be front runners, who knows what they want? What would be a good return?

Admittedly I don't watch a lot of Kings basketball so I only hear good things about him but don't really know his value.

On better team he would be all star he’s very good , doesn’t TO much at all . Can shoot. A good return would be all star type of player or close to it .
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Post#64 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:23 pm

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Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective
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Post#65 » by bisme37 » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:24 pm

Jaylen Brown for Halliburton and Harrison Barnes has been floated.

Not sure how I feel about it if I'm being honest. I really like Hali and Barnes is solid but I don't know if that's the deal you give Jaylen up for.

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Post#66 » by NoDopeOnSundays » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:25 pm

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NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Image

Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.
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Post#67 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:27 pm

bisme37 wrote:Jaylen Brown for Halliburton and Harrison Barnes has been floated.

Not sure how I feel about it if I'm being honest. I really like Hali and Barnes is solid but I don't know if that's the deal you give Jaylen up for.

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if JB could show more of what he did last night then id hold on to him a deal like wont be done until last minute. If last night was fluke then yes they should a deal like this if the idea is to make the playoffs and give your a team shot.
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Post#68 » by stormi » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:31 pm

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Love this.
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Post#69 » by Tor_Raps » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:33 pm

bisme37 wrote:Jaylen Brown for Halliburton and Harrison Barnes has been floated.

Not sure how I feel about it if I'm being honest. I really like Hali and Barnes is solid but I don't know if that's the deal you give Jaylen up for.

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I think Brown heard the rumours and got his first triple double coincidentally lol. Celtics desperately need a playmaker who can get others going.

While I like Hali, you better be damn sure he'll realize his potential to give up a guy like Brown. Otherwise, Celtics would be better off going after Simmons.
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Post#70 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:34 pm

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Image

Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.

This pushes maxey to become pass first pg . Is he capable of that , tobias,bi both need touches with Embiid.
Maxey
Thybulle
BI
Ingram
Joel.
Would be the line up.
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Post#71 » by Tor_Raps » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:35 pm

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Image

Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.


Is there enough perimeter defense to make that lineup work? I know Harris at PF and Curry at SG would get abused in most matchups but how are Maxey and Ingram on that end?
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Post#72 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:36 pm

Tor_Raps wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.


Is there enough perimeter defense to make that lineup work? I know Harris at PF and Curry at SG would get abused in most matchups but how are Maxey and Ingram on that end?

thy would have to be starting sg and curry is coming off the bench
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Post#73 » by NoDopeOnSundays » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:39 pm

Ballerhogger wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.

This pushes maxey to become pass first pg . Is capable of that , tobias,bi both need touches with Embiid.
Maxey
Thybulle
BI
Ingram
Joel.
Would be the line up.




I think a lineup like that you go with Embiid and Ingram as your 1 and 2, then whoever has it going on the night after them, I don't think they start Thybulle over Curry either. Harris is really inconsistent, while Curry is automatic from midrange and 3. Maxey wouldn't need to be pass first IMO, you just need him to attack and collapse the defense.
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Post#74 » by NoDopeOnSundays » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:43 pm

Tor_Raps wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.


Is there enough perimeter defense to make that lineup work? I know Harris at PF and Curry at SG would get abused in most matchups but how are Maxey and Ingram on that end?



I don't know to be honest, but if it's a choice between Harris and Curry starting, you go with Curry, Harris is shooting 29% from three this year while Curry is pretty much automatic off the DHO with Embiid. I'd start Thybulle over Harris and use Tobias as bench scoring, bump Ingram up to PF.
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Post#75 » by Ballerhogger » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:45 pm

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:

I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.

This pushes maxey to become pass first pg . Is capable of that , tobias,bi both need touches with Embiid.
Maxey
Thybulle
BI
Ingram
Joel.
Would be the line up.




I think a lineup like that you go with Embiid and Ingram as your 1 and 2, then whoever has it going on the night after them, I don't think they start Thybulle over Curry either. Harris is really inconsistent, while Curry is automatic from midrange and 3. Maxey wouldn't need to be pass first IMO, you just need him to attack and collapse the defense.

asking curry guard kyrie if he plays, harden, jaylen brown van fleet etc pretty tall task..
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Post#76 » by Tor_Raps » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:46 pm

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Tor_Raps wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:

I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.


Is there enough perimeter defense to make that lineup work? I know Harris at PF and Curry at SG would get abused in most matchups but how are Maxey and Ingram on that end?



I don't know to be honest, but if it's a choice between Harris and Curry starting, you go with Curry, Harris is shooting 29% from three this year while Curry is pretty much automatic off the DHO with Embiid. I'd start Thybulle over Harris and use Tobias as bench scoring, bump Ingram up to PF.


There are 200M reasons as to why Harris will never come off the bench. It was surely be Curry for Thybulle imo but then you lose a lot of shooting around Embiid.
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Post#77 » by the_process » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:48 pm

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zimpy27 wrote:
You don't think the upgrade from Green to Barnes is similar to the upgrade from Fox to Simmons?


I think that Barnes is duplicative with Harris, who is still a Sixer after this deal. So Green for Barnes just means the Sixers are down a wing and have a 20M backup PF. Also there needs to be somewhat significant value added to Fox to get Simmons.


Philly's the one who's going to be adding pieces here buddy. Nobody is trading a star for complimentary piece like Simmons, you'd think eight months of getting zilch would have taught you that already.

Also, Barnes is a 3+D guy who can defend SFs and PFs well, he's like the opposite of Harris. He's averaging 16/6 on 41% from 3, you're high if you think Green for Barnes isn't a significant upgrade.


Nah buddy, we’re fine down here keeping Simmons rather than taking some mediocre package. You would think you all would’ve figured this out after eight months, eh guy?

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Post#78 » by Meeksology » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:48 pm

As a fan of a rival team in the same division, I hope Philly holds out on a trade for as long as they can.

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Post#79 » by the_process » Sun Jan 9, 2022 6:56 pm

NoDopeOnSundays wrote:
Ballerhogger wrote:
NoDopeOnSundays wrote:Image

Doesn’t solve their pg and BI needs the ball in hands to be effective



I think the Sixers are invested in Maxey now, it seems like they want a big wing or forward, which explains why Jerami Grant is on their list. Danny Green is on his last legs, shouldn't be a starter, but they can't start Thybulle because he can't shoot. A Maxey, Curry, Ingram, Harris lineup is great.


The Grant thing was refuted almost immediately after it was floated. I do agree the Sixers would rather keep Maxey and prefer a piece in return for Simmons that works with both Maxey and Embiid. Haliburton fits that.
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Post#80 » by realball » Sun Jan 9, 2022 7:00 pm

the_process wrote:
realball wrote:
the_process wrote:
I think that Barnes is duplicative with Harris, who is still a Sixer after this deal. So Green for Barnes just means the Sixers are down a wing and have a 20M backup PF. Also there needs to be somewhat significant value added to Fox to get Simmons.


Philly's the one who's going to be adding pieces here buddy. Nobody is trading a star for complimentary piece like Simmons, you'd think eight months of getting zilch would have taught you that already.

Also, Barnes is a 3+D guy who can defend SFs and PFs well, he's like the opposite of Harris. He's averaging 16/6 on 41% from 3, you're high if you think Green for Barnes isn't a significant upgrade.


Nah buddy, we’re fine down here keeping Simmons rather than taking some mediocre package. You would think you all would’ve figured this out after eight months, eh guy?

Man, Raps fans really are the cream de la cream.


Yeah, we're all aware, it's why you're the laughingstock of the league right now.

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