eyriq wrote:Yeah, Memphis doesn’t have it
Pissed me off nearly that entire game. They did Jenkins a favor.
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eyriq wrote:Yeah, Memphis doesn’t have it
sk8wrulz wrote:[
I’m also with you, but the problem is the backlash the franchise will get from trading him. But I really like the team’s dynamic when only one of our big two is playing. I still think they don’t fit that well (at the moment at least).
Knightro wrote:Jamal Murray's under contract for the next four years at...
$46,394,100
$50,105,628
$53,817,156
$57,528,684
He's very good. But trading a 24 year old making 30M AAV for a 28 year old making 52M AAV... I dunno!
OrlandoDream wrote:Coby White dream has passed. With the numbers he is putting up, BUlls likely to extend him rather then trade him. His value has also increased past what Weltman was willing to offer. He would have been a perfect fit but we missed our chance not dealing for him in the deadline in fear of "getting squeezed."
Knightro wrote:OrlandoDream wrote:Coby White dream has passed. With the numbers he is putting up, BUlls likely to extend him rather then trade him. His value has also increased past what Weltman was willing to offer. He would have been a perfect fit but we missed our chance not dealing for him in the deadline in fear of "getting squeezed."
Considering no one traded for him, it's hard to say Weltman alone dropped the ball here.
By all accounts the Bulls were asking for more than the entire league felt White was worth two months ago.
Skybox wrote:Trade #1:
ORL sends Cole Anthony, Wendell Carter, Jett Howard & #23 to DAL for Daniel Gafford & Klay Thompson
Why for DAL...Cole runs point until Kyrie gets back, Cole and Jett are only guaranteed one more year, so they either pitch in quick or provide flexibility in trade market or added cap space next summer. WCJ is only 25yo and fits very well with Lively or AD, so he makes a more viable first big off the bench or even starting. DAL ends up with #14 and #23 for further win-now trades or some acknowledgment that next season is about getting healthy and regrouping. DAL, in a transition year, gives Jett every opportunity to replace Klay's more expensive, older, slower spot in the rotation as DAL looks forward.
Trade #2:
ORL sends: KCP, TdS, Gary Harris, ORL 26 frp (top 5)
BOS sends: Derrick White, Sam Hauser
Why for BOS... cut considerable salary over years as White and Hauser have 3 more years each with considerable guaranteed money. KCP is a very formidable backcourt mate with Jrue and TdS and Harris can provide inexpensive versatility and 2-way play. Harris expires at end of season. A legit frp to BOS for next summer's strong draft is further incentive for them to take the leap and get their finances under control. BOS' governor made it pretty clear that NOBODY wants to stay in the 2nd Apron indefinitely...this trade provides financial breathing room next season without taking apart the team. As long as Jrue still has some PG play in him (along with Pritchard), BOS's shooting and defense actually get deeper with this trade.
-ORL selects Thomas Sorber from Georgetown to eventually replace Isaac as a super-long versatile defender at multiple positions.
Gafford, Goga, Sorber, Moe
Paolo, Isaac, Sorber
Franz, Hauser, Klay
Suggs, Klay, Hauser
White, AB, CoJo
*ORL hopes that DWhite is ready for an All-Star breakout with a clear Lead Guard role in ORL. Depending on Sorber's progress and Moe's health, look to move off Isaac and/or Goga at TD, even if just for expirings and, hopefully, some draft equity. Hauser and Klay make Caleb extraneous too...maybe keep him in G-League or look to attach him. Hate to give up young, inexpensive contributor TdS...but that's BOS' only incentive to make change at all. ORL would then have to seriously look at moving off unneeded vets to get under apron. Moe Wagner's deal might need to be declined and re-signed for more years and something more like Goga money - $9m x 3yr? Possibly move Klay too.
VFX wrote:Skybox wrote:Trade #1:
ORL sends Cole Anthony, Wendell Carter, Jett Howard & #23 to DAL for Daniel Gafford & Klay Thompson
Why for DAL...Cole runs point until Kyrie gets back, Cole and Jett are only guaranteed one more year, so they either pitch in quick or provide flexibility in trade market or added cap space next summer. WCJ is only 25yo and fits very well with Lively or AD, so he makes a more viable first big off the bench or even starting. DAL ends up with #14 and #23 for further win-now trades or some acknowledgment that next season is about getting healthy and regrouping. DAL, in a transition year, gives Jett every opportunity to replace Klay's more expensive, older, slower spot in the rotation as DAL looks forward.
Trade #2:
ORL sends: KCP, TdS, Gary Harris, ORL 26 frp (top 5)
BOS sends: Derrick White, Sam Hauser
Why for BOS... cut considerable salary over years as White and Hauser have 3 more years each with considerable guaranteed money. KCP is a very formidable backcourt mate with Jrue and TdS and Harris can provide inexpensive versatility and 2-way play. Harris expires at end of season. A legit frp to BOS for next summer's strong draft is further incentive for them to take the leap and get their finances under control. BOS' governor made it pretty clear that NOBODY wants to stay in the 2nd Apron indefinitely...this trade provides financial breathing room next season without taking apart the team. As long as Jrue still has some PG play in him (along with Pritchard), BOS's shooting and defense actually get deeper with this trade.
-ORL selects Thomas Sorber from Georgetown to eventually replace Isaac as a super-long versatile defender at multiple positions.
Gafford, Goga, Sorber, Moe
Paolo, Isaac, Sorber
Franz, Hauser, Klay
Suggs, Klay, Hauser
White, AB, CoJo
*ORL hopes that DWhite is ready for an All-Star breakout with a clear Lead Guard role in ORL. Depending on Sorber's progress and Moe's health, look to move off Isaac and/or Goga at TD, even if just for expirings and, hopefully, some draft equity. Hauser and Klay make Caleb extraneous too...maybe keep him in G-League or look to attach him. Hate to give up young, inexpensive contributor TdS...but that's BOS' only incentive to make change at all. ORL would then have to seriously look at moving off unneeded vets to get under apron. Moe Wagner's deal might need to be declined and re-signed for more years and something more like Goga money - $9m x 3yr? Possibly move Klay too.
#1 Disgusting.
#2 Boston laughs and hangs up the phone.
Klay is cooked. His numbers are dropping off significantly each season now. You are trading what little tradeable value this roster has for a guy that should retire and an OK Center that could be found elsewhere. He also has one year left on his contract. No thanks.
White is better than KCP. Boston gets worse doing this as they are contending for championships now. “Eventually replace Isaac” yeah in what 4 years when he’s expiring? lol
Skybox wrote:VFX wrote:Skybox wrote:Trade #1:
ORL sends Cole Anthony, Wendell Carter, Jett Howard & #23 to DAL for Daniel Gafford & Klay Thompson
Why for DAL...Cole runs point until Kyrie gets back, Cole and Jett are only guaranteed one more year, so they either pitch in quick or provide flexibility in trade market or added cap space next summer. WCJ is only 25yo and fits very well with Lively or AD, so he makes a more viable first big off the bench or even starting. DAL ends up with #14 and #23 for further win-now trades or some acknowledgment that next season is about getting healthy and regrouping. DAL, in a transition year, gives Jett every opportunity to replace Klay's more expensive, older, slower spot in the rotation as DAL looks forward.
Trade #2:
ORL sends: KCP, TdS, Gary Harris, ORL 26 frp (top 5)
BOS sends: Derrick White, Sam Hauser
Why for BOS... cut considerable salary over years as White and Hauser have 3 more years each with considerable guaranteed money. KCP is a very formidable backcourt mate with Jrue and TdS and Harris can provide inexpensive versatility and 2-way play. Harris expires at end of season. A legit frp to BOS for next summer's strong draft is further incentive for them to take the leap and get their finances under control. BOS' governor made it pretty clear that NOBODY wants to stay in the 2nd Apron indefinitely...this trade provides financial breathing room next season without taking apart the team. As long as Jrue still has some PG play in him (along with Pritchard), BOS's shooting and defense actually get deeper with this trade.
-ORL selects Thomas Sorber from Georgetown to eventually replace Isaac as a super-long versatile defender at multiple positions.
Gafford, Goga, Sorber, Moe
Paolo, Isaac, Sorber
Franz, Hauser, Klay
Suggs, Klay, Hauser
White, AB, CoJo
*ORL hopes that DWhite is ready for an All-Star breakout with a clear Lead Guard role in ORL. Depending on Sorber's progress and Moe's health, look to move off Isaac and/or Goga at TD, even if just for expirings and, hopefully, some draft equity. Hauser and Klay make Caleb extraneous too...maybe keep him in G-League or look to attach him. Hate to give up young, inexpensive contributor TdS...but that's BOS' only incentive to make change at all. ORL would then have to seriously look at moving off unneeded vets to get under apron. Moe Wagner's deal might need to be declined and re-signed for more years and something more like Goga money - $9m x 3yr? Possibly move Klay too.
#1 Disgusting.
#2 Boston laughs and hangs up the phone.
Klay is cooked. His numbers are dropping off significantly each season now. You are trading what little tradeable value this roster has for a guy that should retire and an OK Center that could be found elsewhere. He also has one year left on his contract. No thanks.
White is better than KCP. Boston gets worse doing this as they are contending for championships now. “Eventually replace Isaac” yeah in what 4 years when he’s expiring? lol
Pleasant as always lol lol lol
I don't really want Klay...I try to propose trades that the other team might find palatable. I'm sure, in your usual positive vein, you're not too blind to see that Cole, WCJ, and Jett are net neutral at best by themselves, due to Weltman's stupid extensions and poor drafting...WCJ could actually be good elsewhere, if he can stay healthy and if the other team isn't as concerned about his extension kicking in a couple of years - right when Klay is expiring...you know Klay makes only a 2.5m more than Cole, right? and about the same amount less than WCJ will, right? Would you say that "cooked" Klay couldn't match one of their degrees of impact? Gimpy Klay played more games and more minutes per game than either of our ripe young studs - I think he's more valuable than both even if just as a threat to bomb 10 3's in a half. He's still struggling along with a meager 39.1% from 3. Gafford is far better than any of our Centers...and I'd love to see what kind of defense Mose could program with a legit rim protector anchoring. The pick is the only sacrifice in the trade and it's #23 lolol
Many sources are expecting BOS to make a significant move to get below the 2nd Apron...if not White, who do you think it could be? (Jrue's age and KP's injury history make them really dicey to trade for as both are very well paid). We've started to see what KCP can do with a competent PG on the floor...maybe he's not "cooked" either...but he's still a bad fit here next to Suggs...but not so bad next to Jrue...When Hauser got that big raise, he may have been signing his pass out of BOS with their blessing...he's now an overpaid one-tool player and BOS will fill his spot with Scheierman for a fraction of the salary...that's what championship teams do...they keep adjusting and moving forward, keeping larger goals in mind and not clinging to marginal guys...we absorb a lot of salary for a lot of improvement - follow ups would be needed to manage cap better - Isaac, Caleb, Goga, maybe Moe all become extraneous guys eating more cap than we should be feeding them with better options in house.
Skybox wrote:Trade #1:
ORL sends Cole Anthony, Wendell Carter, Jett Howard & #23 to DAL for Daniel Gafford & Klay Thompson
Why for DAL...Cole runs point until Kyrie gets back, Cole and Jett are only guaranteed one more year, so they either pitch in quick or provide flexibility in trade market or added cap space next summer. WCJ is only 25yo and fits very well with Lively or AD, so he makes a more viable first big off the bench or even starting. DAL ends up with #14 and #23 for further win-now trades or some acknowledgment that next season is about getting healthy and regrouping. DAL, in a transition year, gives Jett every opportunity to replace Klay's more expensive, older, slower spot in the rotation as DAL looks forward.
Trade #2:
ORL sends: KCP, TdS, Gary Harris, ORL 26 frp (top 5)
BOS sends: Derrick White, Sam Hauser
Why for BOS... cut considerable salary over years as White and Hauser have 3 more years each with considerable guaranteed money. KCP is a very formidable backcourt mate with Jrue and TdS and Harris can provide inexpensive versatility and 2-way play. Harris expires at end of season. A legit frp to BOS for next summer's strong draft is further incentive for them to take the leap and get their finances under control. BOS' governor made it pretty clear that NOBODY wants to stay in the 2nd Apron indefinitely...this trade provides financial breathing room next season without taking apart the team. As long as Jrue still has some PG play in him (along with Pritchard), BOS's shooting and defense actually get deeper with this trade.
-ORL selects Thomas Sorber from Georgetown to eventually replace Isaac as a super-long versatile defender at multiple positions.
Gafford, Goga, Sorber, Moe
Paolo, Isaac, Sorber
Franz, Hauser, Klay
Suggs, Klay, Hauser
White, AB, CoJo
*ORL hopes that DWhite is ready for an All-Star breakout with a clear Lead Guard role in ORL. Depending on Sorber's progress and Moe's health, look to move off Isaac and/or Goga at TD, even if just for expirings and, hopefully, some draft equity. Hauser and Klay make Caleb extraneous too...maybe keep him in G-League or look to attach him. Hate to give up young, inexpensive contributor TdS...but that's BOS' only incentive to make change at all. ORL would then have to seriously look at moving off unneeded vets to get under apron. Moe Wagner's deal might need to be declined and re-signed for more years and something more like Goga money - $9m x 3yr? Possibly move Klay too.
VFX wrote:Skybox wrote:VFX wrote:
#1 Disgusting.
#2 Boston laughs and hangs up the phone.
Klay is cooked. His numbers are dropping off significantly each season now. You are trading what little tradeable value this roster has for a guy that should retire and an OK Center that could be found elsewhere. He also has one year left on his contract. No thanks.
White is better than KCP. Boston gets worse doing this as they are contending for championships now. “Eventually replace Isaac” yeah in what 4 years when he’s expiring? lol
Pleasant as always lol lol lol
I don't really want Klay...I try to propose trades that the other team might find palatable. I'm sure, in your usual positive vein, you're not too blind to see that Cole, WCJ, and Jett are net neutral at best by themselves, due to Weltman's stupid extensions and poor drafting...WCJ could actually be good elsewhere, if he can stay healthy and if the other team isn't as concerned about his extension kicking in a couple of years - right when Klay is expiring...you know Klay makes only a 2.5m more than Cole, right? and about the same amount less than WCJ will, right? Would you say that "cooked" Klay couldn't match one of their degrees of impact? Gimpy Klay played more games and more minutes per game than either of our ripe young studs - I think he's more valuable than both even if just as a threat to bomb 10 3's in a half. He's still struggling along with a meager 39.1% from 3. Gafford is far better than any of our Centers...and I'd love to see what kind of defense Mose could program with a legit rim protector anchoring. The pick is the only sacrifice in the trade and it's #23 lolol
Many sources are expecting BOS to make a significant move to get below the 2nd Apron...if not White, who do you think it could be? (Jrue's age and KP's injury history make them really dicey to trade for as both are very well paid). We've started to see what KCP can do with a competent PG on the floor...maybe he's not "cooked" either...but he's still a bad fit here next to Suggs...but not so bad next to Jrue...When Hauser got that big raise, he may have been signing his pass out of BOS with their blessing...he's now an overpaid one-tool player and BOS will fill his spot with Scheierman for a fraction of the salary...that's what championship teams do...they keep adjusting and moving forward, keeping larger goals in mind and not clinging to marginal guys...we absorb a lot of salary for a lot of improvement - follow ups would be needed to manage cap better - Isaac, Caleb, Goga, maybe Moe all become extraneous guys eating more cap than we should be feeding them with better options in house.
First, if we are being realistic, and Boston moves anyone, it’s going to be Jrue over White. Why? He’s more expensive and they have Pritchard. White also just compliments their core better and is what like 3 years younger? Thats not enough to make the case that it’s dicey to move him. White is the best player in these trades and the value isn’t really close.
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Skybox wrote:Malone advocated for moving Braun (ostensibly because he loves tough proven vets-specifically KCP)…let’s see where he lands![]()
I really like KCP…but I think it’s got to be his $22m or Suggs $35m (descending deal but…) going out to fix our roster. WCJ too- before his extension hits, but maybe not urgently.
I don’t think it’ll be Suggs…but that also greatly limits the return. Suggs is close to untouchable but everything must be considered. There ARE moves that make sense that could be available.
KCP would appeal to contenders, but they won’t give back anything win-now (most likely). Suggs could be sold as win-now, but also huge upside. It all depends on what you think future Suggs looks like…is he :
- KCP type 3&D (or even worse 3pt%) with constant injuries?
- Tyrese Maxey 3-level scorer with annual All-Defense first team and team leader & heartbeat (having contagious effect on teammates’ defense)
-massive overpay for smaller Isaac or best deal in NBA for perennial All-Star or close?
tiderulz wrote:Skybox wrote:Malone advocated for moving Braun (ostensibly because he loves tough proven vets-specifically KCP)…let’s see where he lands![]()
I really like KCP…but I think it’s got to be his $22m or Suggs $35m (descending deal but…) going out to fix our roster. WCJ too- before his extension hits, but maybe not urgently.
I don’t think it’ll be Suggs…but that also greatly limits the return. Suggs is close to untouchable but everything must be considered. There ARE moves that make sense that could be available.
KCP would appeal to contenders, but they won’t give back anything win-now (most likely). Suggs could be sold as win-now, but also huge upside. It all depends on what you think future Suggs looks like…is he :
- KCP type 3&D (or even worse 3pt%) with constant injuries?
- Tyrese Maxey 3-level scorer with annual All-Defense first team and team leader & heartbeat (having contagious effect on teammates’ defense)
-massive overpay for smaller Isaac or best deal in NBA for perennial All-Star or close?
i always thought Suggs was a younger, possibly better version of KCP.
RichCollab wrote:tiderulz wrote:Skybox wrote:Malone advocated for moving Braun (ostensibly because he loves tough proven vets-specifically KCP)…let’s see where he lands![]()
I really like KCP…but I think it’s got to be his $22m or Suggs $35m (descending deal but…) going out to fix our roster. WCJ too- before his extension hits, but maybe not urgently.
I don’t think it’ll be Suggs…but that also greatly limits the return. Suggs is close to untouchable but everything must be considered. There ARE moves that make sense that could be available.
KCP would appeal to contenders, but they won’t give back anything win-now (most likely). Suggs could be sold as win-now, but also huge upside. It all depends on what you think future Suggs looks like…is he :
- KCP type 3&D (or even worse 3pt%) with constant injuries?
- Tyrese Maxey 3-level scorer with annual All-Defense first team and team leader & heartbeat (having contagious effect on teammates’ defense)
-massive overpay for smaller Isaac or best deal in NBA for perennial All-Star or close?
i always thought Suggs was a younger, possibly better version of KCP.
I’m keeping both and a Suggs lifer. But one area that Suggs comes up short is availability. That’s been a hallmark of KCP.