Isn’t Brandon Ingram a free agent next year looking for a new $50 million per year contract? You trade for him now, it’s to let him expire and clear your books or it’s to get his bird rights.
He's a UFA after this year
They were under the tax so could have done Tech for Sexton already but they grabbed a couple seconds.., maybe like a buttload of seconds for sexton? Orlando or Detroit still make so much sense.
He's not getting that contract from anyone, so it may be worthwhile just to have his bird rights for a potential S&T?
Orlando makes no sense because they don't do trades and love all their players on a team that ranks 29th offensively. I mean, it makes sense but they themselves do not make sense.
And they do have a boatload of good seconds that could be packaged to a contender with tax concerns that have a first. Tech I think could be rerouted but dude forgot how to shoot.
Orlando isn’t going to make a move. They should, but their history says that they’re more comfortable being sellers instead of buyers on the market.
None. They auto-paying me for 56 hours a week (no overtime rate, which is fine because this is the greatest pay rate I’ve ever gotten, but it’s a bad time to care about work that actually matters and be Tyrone Biggums about trade gossip).How many sick days do you have
I think the salary implications were really important. Kuzma also is more perimeter-oriented which *theoretically* compliments Giannis more. Collins is for sure a better player, and it is worth noting that Kuzma was complete booty next to Lebron. I think he is basically a fraud in terms of real contributions.
Collins would have gotten them under the second apron too.
