I wonder if Black for Kessler could be a base for a win-win a deal. We would need to add but no idea how much.We should cut salary right now.
And wait for next year to acquire Anthony Black as Magic can't afford to be mid second apron team.
A lineup of George/Ace/Black/Lauri/Kess will cause havok in the West for years to come.
Nah, the only Black trade that the Magic would do is for a cheaper discount player because of their salary cap situation.I wonder if Black for Kessler could be a base for a win-win a deal. We would need to add but no idea how much.
Before the season started I thought it would be an easy natural tank getting rid of JC, JC, and Sexton. I thought this would be a ****** offense to go along with an all time bad defense. What I didn’t know was that Key would rise to this level of good. Also an underrated part of the problem is Nurk makes this a much healthier offense. He’s a great passer and the best post up big we’ve had since Big Al I think. Key has clearly benefited from his playmaking more than anyone else.I expect a rerun of the first two years of the rebuild (****ing around until February, then absolutely desperate and shameful tanking to close out the season).
They’re not trading Lauri. Probably can’t find anyone that wants Nurk/Anderson/Niang, they might cut some of them but only after the deadline. They might trade Brice if they can pry away a (highly protected) 1st from someone.
Being a buyer on the trade market is a complete nonstarter.
TLDR; I don’t expect any fireworks at the deadline.
Nurk is the lowest hanging fruit on how to “ethically” tank. Wish they had the stones to let him go sooner than later. I suppose I should ponder the question of a trade more closely, but it doesn’t seem obvious to me who needs Nurk and has the room/matching salary to do so.Before the season started I thought it would be an easy natural tank getting rid of JC, JC, and Sexton. I thought this would be a ****** offense to go along with an all time bad defense. What I didn’t know was that Key would rise to this level of good. Also an underrated part of the problem is Nurk makes this a much healthier offense. He’s a great passer and the best post up big we’ve had since Big Al I think. Key has clearly benefited from his playmaking more than anyone else.
Considering their shooting woes, I'd say a Brice/Black swap would be a win/win for the teams.Nah, the only Black trade that the Magic would do is for a cheaper discount player because of their salary cap situation.
Hendricks/Brice/Collier would all make more sense in that regard.
That'd be a huge steal for us. Throw in one or two of the Lakers/Cavs/wolves pick as sweeteners to get it done.Considering their shooting woes, I'd say a Brice/Black swap would be a win/win for the teams.
lmfao you are delusionalConsidering their shooting woes, I'd say a Brice/Black swap would be a win/win for the teams.
Everything suggests the tank is over and the pick's on its way out of town.
Jazz brass must be sold on Lauri, Key, Walker, Ace as the core and on some of the other guys as an affordable supporting cast and/or positive assets (Svi, Nurk, Walter, Brice...).
In no way saying we wouldn't have to attach more assets to the trade, but we should be getting somewhat of a discount in helping our their cap situation- it shouldn't be even steven.lmfao you are delusional
Black has been looking like a potential star as of late and he's shooting it better than Brice.
I had not considered Anthony Black but this is low key such a smart post. Jazz were VERY high on him in the draft and there were rumors or reports they were trying to move up.We should cut salary right now.
And wait for next year to acquire Anthony Black as Magic can't afford to be a mid second apron team.
A lineup of George/Ace/Black/Lauri/Kess will cause havok in the West for years to come.
So why do the Magic trade for him and why do they want our garbage non-star players? If you want Black, you're giving up Ace. That would be valuable to the Magic to turn the clock back on paying a rookie contract player.I had not considered Anthony Black but this is low key such a smart post. Jazz were VERY high on him in the draft and there were rumors or reports they were trying to move up.
A point forward with size and ball handling skill who can also shoot and guard multiple positions should be the leagues hottest commodity. Orlando is playing with fire by giving Black the leash right now. Unless they find a long term solution for Banchero/Suggs who are nowhere near the value of lucrative deals they signed, they would have to let Black go to avoid the second apron. Assuming Bane/Franz are off the table for them.I had not considered Anthony Black but this is low key such a smart post. Jazz were VERY high on him in the draft and there were rumors or reports they were trying to move up.
It's either Suggs or Black for them. No one wants Banchero’s contract given how he perform this year. And Bane/Franz should be off the table.So why do the Magic trade for him and why do they want our garbage non-star players? If you want Black, you're giving up Ace. That would be valuable to the Magic to turn the clock back on paying a rookie contract player.
Otherwise the Jazz cant really offer them that much. I would guess they either try to offload Suggs for an expiring contract to make room for Black's pay day, or they deal one of Wagner/Palo for huge asset package.
It's much more realistic to think about the Jazz getting Suggs. He's extremely good and fairly paid for how good he is, but he's also perpetually injured.
lmao.It's either Suggs or Black for them. No one wants Banchero’s contract given how he perform this year. And Bane/Franz should be off the table.