I think this is dead-on. I just want to stress that this cap environment is really incentivizing perfect construction and perfect timing, and we’re not there on either fronts with how this has played out so far. I am not comfortable with how much one Walker-horny team with capspace can determine...
You trade Kessler (which will be much harder in the offseason which is a big reason to have moved off of him at the deadline)… or maybe even Boozer if you can get a metric ******** of the right stuff.
They bungled this WK situation tremendously. in keeping with that and that they obviously had...
Sounds like an opportunity both for him to not play winning basketball while he figures it out now, and him to take a leap after he figures it out in the future. Which would be perfect.
The theme here is bargain hunting since we just burned all of our margin to take any chances at all.
Could technically do all of:
-Sexton $6.5 million or less a year
-Nurk for BAE
-Jalen Smith absorbed with the MLE (probs send out some 2nds since Chicago loves them so much)
I have not...
1. Get a really good player on a really good contract
2. Have the freedom to play basketball like a normal team
3. Either get the guy they think is underrated later in the draft or land top-4.
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