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Ayton's 2019-20 season sneak peek debut:
Last year highlights
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bwgood77 wrote:The below was a response looking at the names thrown around and trade ideas on the last page or two of the last thread.
Kaminsky is playing pretty well, as has Saric, particularly for two guys who have been screwed by Ayton being out as well as Baynes for awhile. Once Saric plays with Ayton, at least for awhile, it should make everything easy for him. And then Kaminsky has been playing really well the last few games..averaged 4 assists, shooting well....makes some very tough shots inside. Sure he makes mistakes, but so do other's who seem to get more often overlooked.
I think we really need to see how the team looks with Ayton before we decide to do anything, though I still don't think we will. Saric seems underrated. Frank got his early groove back, and now we have Ayton back.
We should have beaten the Spurs and Blazers with Ayton or Booker. Not that great of teams, but when you are missing your two best players, or at least two of your best, it obviously makes things tougher.
The Phoenix Suns are another intriguing possible destination for Love. They've got Tyler Johnson's $19.2 million expiring salary and a handful of options for getting to the necessary $23.1 million. Johnson and Aron Baynes ($5.5 million) would give Cleveland maximum salary relief, though Baynes has played an important role in Phoenix this year. Alternatively, Frank Kaminsky is making $4.7 million with a $5 million player option for 2020-21 and might be pushed out of Phoenix's rotation if the Suns actually added Love.
Gallinari would be a lower-risk upgrade for Phoenix at power forward, as the Suns could deal Tyler Johnson for him straight up.
King4Day wrote:I misvoted. Thought it meant how many total games the suns will win the rest of the year. I put 23 and under.
I'd go 36+
King4Day wrote:I misvoted. Thought it meant how many total games the suns will win the rest of the year. I put 23 and under.
I'd go 36+
King4Day wrote:The Phoenix Suns are another intriguing possible destination for Love. They've got Tyler Johnson's $19.2 million expiring salary and a handful of options for getting to the necessary $23.1 million. Johnson and Aron Baynes ($5.5 million) would give Cleveland maximum salary relief, though Baynes has played an important role in Phoenix this year. Alternatively, Frank Kaminsky is making $4.7 million with a $5 million player option for 2020-21 and might be pushed out of Phoenix's rotation if the Suns actually added Love.Gallinari would be a lower-risk upgrade for Phoenix at power forward, as the Suns could deal Tyler Johnson for him straight up.
https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/28315198/which-nba-contenders-land-top-trade-targets
Not that I want Love, but we aren't giving them anything more than a protected first and expirings were we to get him.
Gallo will command more than Ty Johnson IMO
King4Day wrote:I misvoted. Thought it meant how many total games the suns will win the rest of the year. I put 23 and under.
I'd go 36+