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graymule wrote::D
If anyone (Jayu70) knows how to move a copy of the above post to the Squawk, please do. thanks...
If he's available like rumors suggest we should pursue him still. Any idea what the asking price is?graymule wrote::D
Pricing himself out of reach for the Hawks!!
graymule wrote::D
Pricing himself out of reach for the Hawks!!
Fox did not have the trade value to get Sabonis.D21 wrote:Don't know what to think about that. Yes, SAC get a borderline All Star/All-Star, but loosing Haliburton, a guy that can pass and defend, on a full rookie contract! I'm surprised it was not Fox instead, even if the salary difference would have lead to a different trade. But maybe IND didn't want Fox at all
Exactly! He has a good head on his shoulders, was committed to Sacramento, and now Indiana has a future allstar.
Bleacher ReportTyrese Haliburton Says He Told Cavs, Hawks Not to Pick Him in 2020 NBA Draft
Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton wanted to steer clear of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Atlanta Hawks when he was entering the NBA in 2020.
ESPN's Jonathan Givony reported on The Lowe Post podcast in November 2020 (via NBC Sports California's James Ham) that Haliburton's agents were working behind the scenes to ensure certain teams wouldn't select him in the draft.
Haliburton confirmed Thursday on The Old Man & The Three he at least told representatives from the Cavs and Hawks he didn't want to land with their franchises.
The second-year guard alluded to Atlanta and Cleveland's existing backcourts as why he was wary of both teams.
The Hawks had clearly identified Trae Young as their franchise cornerstone and got Kevin Huerter from that same 2018 draft. The Cavs, meanwhile, had used first-round picks on point guards (Collin Sexton and Darius Garland) in each of the previous two seasons.
While the Kings were already hitching their wagons to De'Aaron Fox—he signed a max extension in November 2020—Sacramento still had enough room to let Haliburton take on a big role.