Yeah its about timing and getting not just a top ten pick next year but whatever Walker would return in value. We may be able to thread the needle next year but doubt we can do it with Collins/Sexton and Walker. So if that is the plan we should move accordingly.
I think most are against trading him unless a team makes it impossible to say no.
Would Lyles even get minutes with Collins on the roster? I dont get that sentiment from anyone who likes the Kings.
I could see them move derozen to the 2, Murray to the 3, and Collins to the 4. Move monk back to 6th man. Lyles would be the back up 4.
They’d want to keep Carter. Lyles is whatevs. They hate Huerter.
I wonder if you could flip that to the Thunder to get our pick back next year.
Why would you want that over a 2028 Kings pick? The Kings are pretty well set up to be a solid team for years to come. I don't see them blowing it up. They got a great fan base and will probably be content being a spunky playoff team for years.
This is the tweet, but look at all the discomfort among Kings fans in the comments in giving up Lyles
I could definitely see Pistons being buyers at the deadline, but I wonder if Collins just clogs up their rotation more. Would Sexton be the better fit for the same return?
Collins would be an upgrade over Harris, but a bit redundant and you'd have 51 million combined between them tied up and I dont think they work all that well together. Sexton makes much more sense.
No picks or players worth a damn? I guess I need to research how Klintman has been doing to understand if there’s any merit to this, but 95% of fan proposals are absolute rubbish, so I’m gonna guess not.
I don’t think it happens but it would be a Detroit thing to do. Klintman was the 37th pick in this years draft. A few of us on here liked him in that range. We shed a ton of salary next year and get a decent prospect. Like I said I think he ends up in Sacramento just spitballing some random trades here.
