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Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Tue Feb 7, 2023 9:41 pm
by TGW
badinage wrote:They can have Barton back for Hyland. That’s my proposal. Gives them a scorer off the bench for their playoff push, and someone they can incorporate quickly, because he played there for wo long.

Hyland’s value is low, simply because they want him out and now he wants out, too.


Agreed. I wouldn't give up Wright for Hyland.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Tue Feb 7, 2023 9:50 pm
by gambitx777
That's a find trade of we blow it up and trade Beal... But we aren't doing that so! I don't see us moving wright.

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Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Tue Feb 7, 2023 10:11 pm
by NatP4
I think the most realistic thing to root for is to sell off Wright/Morris/Kuzma for future assets, and for Beal to shut it down for the year so we can finish atleast in the 5-8 draft slot and have a shot at Brandon Miller.

Morris to the Clippers for Jason Preston+Nic Batum

Kuzma to the Knicks for Quickley&1st round pick

Wright+Todd for Hyland/Braun/Green

Re-sign Porzingis in the off-season and target the next 2-3 years for trying to compete, punt on this season.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Tue Feb 7, 2023 10:24 pm
by doclinkin
FAH1223 wrote:
nate33 wrote:
gambitx777 wrote:Can we talk about Miami's long history of really bad over paid role players. I know we have had our bertans and mahinmis and we over pay out stars but man they over the last few years since LeBron they have some terrible contracts paid out.

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Good point. Miami's front office is a bit overrated. They have perhaps the best coach in the league, and a culture that helps them develop talent and keep hotheads like Butler under control, but their decisions on free agency and contract extensions are iffy at best. Duncan Robinson's contract is awful. The Lowry acquisition was doomed to be bad the moment it was made. And now I'm questioning the Herro extension.

The Bam Adebayo draft (and development) was a massive win. But they have basically lived off of that, Jimmy Butler and Erik Spoelstra ever since. None of their other moves have been particularly impressive and their salary cap situation is awful.


They just keep finding rotation guys undrafted too.


My guy Orlando Robinson for one.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Tue Feb 7, 2023 10:46 pm
by gambitx777
FAH1223 wrote:
nate33 wrote:
gambitx777 wrote:Can we talk about Miami's long history of really bad over paid role players. I know we have had our bertans and mahinmis and we over pay out stars but man they over the last few years since LeBron they have some terrible contracts paid out.

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Good point. Miami's front office is a bit overrated. They have perhaps the best coach in the league, and a culture that helps them develop talent and keep hotheads like Butler under control, but their decisions on free agency and contract extensions are iffy at best. Duncan Robinson's contract is awful. The Lowry acquisition was doomed to be bad the moment it was made. And now I'm questioning the Herro extension.

The Bam Adebayo draft (and development) was a massive win. But they have basically lived off of that, Jimmy Butler and Erik Spoelstra ever since. None of their other moves have been particularly impressive and their salary cap situation is awful.


They just keep finding rotation guys undrafted too.
And over paying to try and keep them lol

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Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 3:00 pm
by pcbothwel
NatP4 wrote:I think the most realistic thing to root for is to sell off Wright/Morris/Kuzma for future assets, and for Beal to shut it down for the year so we can finish atleast in the 5-8 draft slot and have a shot at Brandon Miller.

Morris to the Clippers for Jason Preston+Nic Batum

Kuzma to the Knicks for Quickley&1st round pick

Wright+Todd for Hyland/Braun/Green

Re-sign Porzingis in the off-season and target the next 2-3 years for trying to compete, punt on this season.


Yeah.. I sense the ole Tommy special of re-arranging deck chairs while getting marginal asset.
Something like Morris to LAC for Covington and 2nd(s) would be a good example.
I would love to expand it and make it Morris + Barton for Covington, Kennard, Protected 2028 1st.
We take on salary for next year and LAC gets an efficient PG that doesn't turn it over.

Then send Kuz + Kispert (Redundant with Kennard) to a contender looking for their final glue rotational pieces. I think that gets us 2 first and filler.

Under the tax, future picks, a few vets that could be flipped to contender next deadline, etc.
Not my choice, but would align with our mealy-mouthed vision they spew at us.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 3:41 pm
by payitforward
NatP4 wrote:...Morris to the Clippers for Jason Preston+Nic Batum...

1. Puts us in the tax
2. Leaves us with 16 players

NatP4 wrote:...Kuzma to the Knicks for Quickley&1st round pick...

Sure, but it's hard to see them going for that.

NatP4 wrote:...Wright+Todd for Hyland/Braun/Green...

Doubt they're willing to trade Braun for Wright (31 years old)

NatP4 wrote:...Re-sign Porzingis in the off-season and target the next 2-3 years for trying to compete, punt on this season.

Batum retires next year. Green is irrelevant. So... given Jason Preston, Quickley, Hyland & Braun... what are we competing for?

Were we to do your trades, were they all possible, we'd be rebuilding.

pcbothwel wrote:Yeah.. I sense the ole Tommy special of re-arranging deck chairs while getting marginal asset....

What? The guy can't draft, but I sure wouldn't describe his trading history in that way! :)

pcbothwel wrote:...Morris to LAC for Covington and 2nd(s).
I would love to expand it and make it Morris + Barton for Covington, Kennard, Protected 2028 1st....


Why would we want Covington who is 32?
Why would they add Kennard & a R1 pick so they can pay Barton the rest of this season???

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 4:13 pm
by NatP4
PIF, just yesterday you proposed trading Wright&dumping Todd on the nuggets for Hyland&1st round pick. I don’t think Braun+Hyland is a crazy return for Wright.

Also, there is no doubt that Nunn and Barton are getting dumped in the next couple of days.

Obvious goal should be to trade Wright/Morris/Kuzma, and to tank to keep our pick, and acquire as many future oriented assets.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 4:17 pm
by WallToWall
NatP4 wrote:PIF, just yesterday you proposed trading Wright&dumping Todd on the nuggets for Hyland&1st round pick. I don’t think Braun+Hyland is a crazy return for Wright.

Also, there is no doubt that Nunn and Barton are getting dumped in the next couple of days.

Obvious goal should be to trade Wright/Morris/Kuzma, and to tank to keep our pick, and acquire as many future oriented assets.


Is it true that if/when we trade Nunn, he cant be packaged with another player? Meaning, he has to be traded by himself in a 1 for 1 trade?

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 4:54 pm
by Frichuela
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Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:00 pm
by Dat2U
Frichuela wrote:
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They probably like the perceived 'toughness' and 'grit'.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:05 pm
by pcbothwel
payitforward wrote:What? The guy can't draft, but I sure wouldn't describe his trading history in that way! :)


Not sure how you disagree. Everytime we have traded a player (Dwight, Russ, Brown/Wagner, Dinwiddie, KCP) we didnt make an "All-In" move by taking on salary and/or attaching assets/picks to them to go for an All Star. Neither did we take on bad salary and go for the most picks...
Tommy has tried to play both sides by getting solid vet role players (Kuz, KP, KCP, Trez, Holiday, etc) while maintaining flexibility and/or getting marginal future picks.

payitforward wrote:Why would we want Covington who is 32?
Why would they add Kennard & a R1 pick so they can pay Barton the rest of this season???


1) "We" may not want Covington, but Tommy and co may find him as a solid rotational vet... I mean, why would we want Holiday or Barton? We dont...Tommy and Co did.

2) This trade saves LAC18M next year in salary, and almost $150M on their tax bill!!!
LAC is now in its 3rd straight year of being in the tax and are now looking at a tax bill of ~150M. They are ALREADY in the tax for next years too. They need to save money AND improve.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:11 pm
by payitforward
NatP4 wrote:PIF, just yesterday you proposed trading Wright&dumping Todd on the nuggets for Hyland&1st round pick. I don’t think Braun+Hyland is a crazy return for Wright.

Also, there is no doubt that Nunn and Barton are getting dumped in the next couple of days.

Obvious goal should be to trade Wright/Morris/Kuzma, and to tank to keep our pick, and acquire as many future oriented assets.

I'm all for the trade -- & I hope you're right that Nunn & Barton are gone -- even if it's only to get Jackson et. al. on the floor.

I've wanted Kuzma to be moved since it was announced that we'd acquired him. For that matter, there's no player on the team I wouldn't trade for young assets.

We stink. How can anyone accept aspiring to be one of the top 10 out of 15, tell me?
"Gee, if things go well we could make it to #10 of 15 teams in the East -- wow!!"

Disgusting.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:34 pm
by Frichuela
Oh dear...

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Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:47 pm
by dckingsfan
Frichuela wrote:Oh dear...

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I fully disagree with this assessment. What it would mean is that we would have a Poeltl/KP starting FC. And Poeltl would play his 24 odd minutes with Gafford playing the other 24 minutes.

Trading Nunn & Davis would do the trick and free up some of the log-jam at guard.

I also disagree that there is any chance that this moves forward as the Wizards are not going to give up the assets that San Antonio would want. And Tommy can't trade Davis and admit defeat at this point.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 5:47 pm
by 80sballboy
The Wizards are among the teams to register trade interest in Spurs center Jakob Poeltl, Marc Stein reports at Substack. As Stein writes, Boston and Toronto have been the clubs most frequently cited as suitors for the big man in recent weeks — Washington is a new addition to the Poeltl sweepstakes. Still, Stein hears that as of Wednesday morning, there didn’t appear to be a logical trade match between the Wizards and Spurs.


https://www.hoopsrumors.com/2023/02/trade-rumors-poeltl-wizards-g-harris-noel-warriors-knicks-more.html

Doesn't sound like this is happening though I'd be intrigued by Poeltl.Though his defensive numbers are not great. Just a good rebounder and decent shotblocker, who can score some.

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 7:02 pm
by tleikheen
Portland is determined to put a quality lineup next to Dame.They only have 2 assets ,Anfernee Simons and Shaedon Sharpe. Simons is not off the table because Lilliard /Simons is another version of Dame and CJ and they know the limitations of that again.
Kuzma's value is high because of the player he made himself with his time on the Wiz.

Anfernee Simons PG) for Kyle Kuzma PF) & Delon Wright G)

Wiz's biggest #1 need is a PG and Simons would be electric on a team that becomes his team to run.
Kuzma /Grant would become a force to go against the Wests best forward duos.... Kawhi/PGeorge - Zion/Ingram

PG) Simons SG) Beal SF) Kispert PF) Avidja C) KP 6th) Gaff
PG) Lilliard SG) Hart) SF) Grant PF) Kuz C) Nurkic 6th) GP2

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 8:34 pm
by badinage
Frank Ntleikheen, that ^ would be UHmazing — reset our present and future in one brilliant swoop. An athlete, a scorer, creative with the ball … this team sorely needs some athleticism; not necessarily a ton, but more than it has now. Simons would bring that.

We’d get a dynamic lead guard to pair with our shooting guard, and — in what would be the other key move of this deal — Deni would slide into the starting PF role, and, I think, flourish there as a point power 4.

Also, does this not feel like EXACTLY the kind of move that Tommy pulls out of his hat every year?

Then, just go and get ourselves a Jae Crowder … or Crowder himself.

Porzingis / Gafford
Deni / Gill
Crowder / Kispert
Beal / Nunn
Simons / Goodwin

* I’m assuming Barton and Morris are sacrificed

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 8:40 pm
by tleikheen
Frank Ntleikheen,


sneaky ,lol

Re: Official Trade Thread - Part XLIV

Posted: Wed Feb 8, 2023 9:28 pm
by deneem4
badinage wrote:Frank Ntleikheen, that ^ would be UHmazing — reset our present and future in one brilliant swoop. An athlete, a scorer, creative with the ball … this team sorely needs some athleticism; not necessarily a ton, but more than it has now. Simons would bring that.

We’d get a dynamic lead guard to pair with our shooting guard, and — in what would be the other key move of this deal — Deni would slide into the starting PF role, and, I think, flourish there as a point power 4.

Also, does this not feel like EXACTLY the kind of move that Tommy pulls out of his hat every year?

Then, just go and get ourselves a Jae Crowder … or Crowder himself.

Porzingis / Gafford
Deni / Gill
Crowder / Kispert
Beal / Nunn
Simons / Goodwin

* I’m assuming Barton and Morris are sacrificed


I’ll rather trade for bones, him and simons aren’t that much of difference from what I barely seen, and it costs less trade wise

KP
Deni
Kuzma
Beal
Hyland

Seems like better team