KnixinSix wrote:KnicksGadfly wrote:
Their downfall began when they decided Vuc and DeRozan were the missing pieces to their team...this is some Isiah Thomas shyt lol
The interesting thing if you trade for LaVine is that you could also then flip him for Donovan Mitchell if you wanted.
Either a 3 way deal or if Cleveland is still 'going for it' with Mitchell then you wait the 2 month moratorium and then see if they want to deal by trade deadline or the offseason.
You have Donte Divincenzo now who makes Quickley and Grimes more 'expendable'. Obviously Quickley is the best of the 3 but DD gives you a little of both Grimes and Quick. He has the enough height for a half decent sized shooting guard, he can play point capably in spurts and he is a plus type defender like Quick/Grimes.
So in a deal for another guard , at minumum Quckley or Grimes get traded. Possibly both.
Don’t think we can assume we can flip Lavine. Safest thing is to assume Cleveland will be bitter like their fans and refuse to deal with us. We’ve beat their ass enough plus they have past trauma from Lebron and Kyrie.
Bulls are also not giving away Lavine for cheap. It may be easier to just trade for Mitchell, if that’s really the end goal, or threaten to sign him out right by using assets to clear space.





















