jom2003
Well-Known Member
If that's the case why not just hold onto Beal. It's not like he submitted a trade request and even if he did, we saw how Nets set the example on how teams should handle that type of situation. Doing a bad trade is worse than not doing any trade at all. Even just hold onto Beal for one more season, next year teams will be able to trade their firsts in the 2030s so they will definitely get to ask for more returns than just a bunch of seconds.Not sure how you missed this, but Beal has a no-trade clause and he used that to basically block the Suns from sending players worth a damn.
What they're doing is getting out from under that insane contract and get to a proper rebuild.
I mean Jae ****ing Crowder got Suns 5 2nds after demanding trade publicly and sitting out half of the season. If wiz are afraid Beal gets hurt they can sit him too. Then by next year's trade deadline teams will get desperate and there will be a bidding war. Trading him now is the very definition of sell low. Especially after seeing how Nets and Suns dealt with the situation just a season ago.