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Trade Rumors Involving the Jazz

Also, all the Atlanta "leaks" are kinda hilarious. I sat next to some low level hawks front office folks at summer league and while chatting them up I was shocked how forthcoming they were on some things. Kinda talked **** on the AJ Griffin pick and DeAndre Hunter (while they were like 40 feet away from us). I wasn't even asking questions just general conversation. Anyway, the leaks apparently run deep there.
 
How desperate is Miami to rid themselves of Duncan Robinson? How much do they want to help right the ship this year?

Robinson has fallen off a cliff... Miami in the tax next year and that is before they extend Strus. I think they might be willing to put their 2023 pick on the table unprotected. I know... I know.... we don't want Duncan's contract, but we don't really have cap space next year so taking on some money for Beasley's deal is a route to collect something. I don't believe Duncan is this bad but maybe he had a couple big outlier seasons.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
Also, all the Atlanta "leaks" are kinda hilarious. I sat next to some low level hawks front office folks at summer league and while chatting them up I was shocked how forthcoming they were on some things. Kinda talked **** on the AJ Griffin pick and DeAndre Hunter (while they were like 40 feet away from us). I wasn't even asking questions just general conversation. Anyway, the leaks apparently run deep there.
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Good thing they didn't listen to that front office dude because AJ Griffin is legit. That kid is going to be really good.
 
sip said:
Good thing they didn't listen to that front office dude because AJ Griffin is legit. That kid is going to be really good.
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I think he was mostly salty cuz he wasn't playing summer league. He was hurt. Guy had a kind of "we'll see" sarcasm to him. It was just weird for team personnel to be that chatty.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
How desperate is Miami to rid themselves of Duncan Robinson? How much do they want to help right the ship this year?

Robinson has fallen off a cliff... Miami in the tax next year and that is before they extend Strus. I think they might be willing to put their 2023 pick on the table unprotected. I know... I know.... we don't want Duncan's contract, but we don't really have cap space next year so taking on some money for Beasley's deal is a route to collect something. I don't believe Duncan is this bad but maybe he had a couple big outlier seasons.
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I think you collect assets on both ends of that contract. Hold him for 1.5-2.5 years and we’ll be quasi competitive enough that either he’s a player for us or he gives the appearance of contributing to an okay team and someone values him as a shooting vet with a short-term contract.
 
infection said:
I think you collect assets on both ends of that contract. Hold him for 1.5-2.5 years and we’ll be quasi competitive enough that either he’s a player for us or he gives the appearance of contributing to an okay team and someone values him as a shooting vet with a short-term contract.
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I think their pick this year is the best pick potentially on the trade table... and there are no guarantees they get their **** together. If you assume we keep Beasley it makes no sense to not use his team option... because we can't really get to a spot where we have cap space. So its cost neutral the next two years. If he regains his shooting form with a change of scenery then he is similar to the player we have in Beasley. His last year is like 50% guaranteed... so semi-expiring if you want to move him in 2 years.

At a minimum I'd want Duncan and their 2023 unprotected 1st for Beasley... I'd try and be sneaky and swipe Jovic too... no idea how he is viewed by the org.

If we end up dropping a few extra games getting Duncan going it ain't no biggie.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
I think their pick this year is the best pick potentially on the trade table... and there are no guarantees they get their **** together. If you assume we keep Beasley it makes no sense to not use his team option... because we can't really get to a spot where we have cap space. So its cost neutral the next two years. If he regains his shooting form with a change of scenery then he is similar to the player we have in Beasley. His last year is like 50% guaranteed... so semi-expiring if you want to move him in 2 years.

At a minimum I'd want Duncan and their 2023 unprotected 1st for Beasley... I'd try and be sneaky and swipe Jovic too... no idea how he is viewed by the org.

If we end up dropping a few extra games getting Duncan going it ain't no biggie.
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Pull a Vlade and slide Gay into the deal.
 
I would prefer to target Robinson with a combo of Olynyk+Gay and target Collins with Beasley+Vanderbilt.

I know we threw fits about this statement during the off-season, but I do think deal with uncertainty makes trades more difficult. Don't think that Heat pick will go unprotected even if everyone is confident they will be just fine. It will probably be top 4 protected at minimum. I think we could get the Miami pick for taking on Robinson, but the pick is top 4 protected.
 
KqWIN said:
I would prefer to target Robinson with a combo of Olynyk+Gay and target Collins with Beasley+Vanderbilt.

I know we threw fits about this statement during the off-season, but I do think deal with uncertainty makes trades more difficult. Don't think that Heat pick will go unprotected even if everyone is confident they will be just fine. It will probably be top 4 protected at minimum. I think we could get the Miami pick for taking on Robinson, but the pick is top 4 protected.
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It really has to be unprotected imo. Part of the reason is they owe a pick to someone in 2025. So if it falls in the protections we'd get nothing or a pick in 2027 or later. It is likely one of the worst contracts in the league right now... The hope that his play improves may prove to be wishful thinking.

If they aren't willing to do that I understand. Their schedule eases up a bit and they should be able to make up some ground. Behind the scenes Jimmy could be a monster and they may want to go the other way. Curious what Pat does here.
 
Next year Atlanta and Miami are number 3 and 5 in amount of committed salary. They are also both underperforming. Both have owners that have shown a serious reluctance to pay the tax. If there is a wonky uneven trade it will come from one of those teams imo.
 
No THT as he has been passed by NAW on the depth chart. I really wish we would have just cut Beverly or told him to stay home until we find a trade for him. I realize he has been trash but taking on $11M next year for THT looks like a waste of cap space... Lakers have second round picks they could have used to sweeten the deal.
 
Murray with a 2 week ankle sprain... Collins and Hunter out with short term injuries. Teams don't make big decisions on super short term injuries... but I'd place a call over there today. Just a check in.
 
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