TheStormofWar
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This guy truly lives in a different reality.
It's Draymond's world. We are merely observers to a spectacular train wreck currently happening.
View: https://x.com/TheDunkCentral/status/1817948018705899553
This guy truly lives in a different reality.
Their picks suck *** anyway.
We could still move Kessler if we wanted. Collin gets a little tougher because of salary. I don't think we will before the season starts.The big brain tank move would be trade Kessler for the pile of stuff, then trade Sexton to DET making it way more likely that the pick conveys nicely.
Oh well, it’s going to be a low-mid tank season. I think we all kinda knew it was going to be some version of tank+Lauri. I think a lot of people were saying we can tank by keeping Lauri and trading others….reality is that we’re not trading Sexton/Kessler so this is the plan. We’ll see how long it takes for us to pull the plug or how many lotto balls Lauri and co will take away.
It’s up to Lisan Al Ghaib now
We could still move Kessler if we wanted. Collin gets a little tougher because of salary. I don't think we will before the season starts.
They still have Mitchell Robinson. Precious is the backup and I’m sure Randle will take some minutes there as well. Your point still stand though. The Knicks leftover picks just aren’t that good though.Are we really to believe that ****ing Precious Achiuwa - an already-journeyman small-ball center that’s been a negative on/off player - is their answer as a starting center on a contender?
If they’re done looking, they’re done contending. This would be render all of their big moves basically pointless. It’s a bigger downgrade from Hartenstein to Achiuwa than it is from no one to Mikal Bridges.
In other words, I don’t know why this means they should be out of the running. Achiuwa is a fine depth piece, but no serious team should be starting him.
I honestly forgot Mitchell Robinson exists so that’s my bad.They still have Mitchell Robinson. Precious is the backup and I’m sure Randle will take some minutes there as well. Your point still stand though. The Knicks leftover picks just aren’t that good though.
So, we should trade for him then.Are we really to believe that ****ing Precious Achiuwa - an already-journeyman small-ball center that’s been a negative on/off player - is their answer as a starting center on a contender?
If they’re done looking, they’re done contending. This would render all of their big moves basically pointless.
In other words, I don’t know why this means they should be out of the running. Achiuwa is a fine depth piece, but no serious team should be starting him.
Not as much as we’ll need a legit star to build the team around.Man, I don't get the glee some people have toward trading Kessler. If we trade him, so be it, but at some point we're going to wish we had someone like him (in his age range) as we're on our upward path.
Those aren't mutually exclusive.Not as much as we’ll need a legit star to build the team around.
For the record, I was the OG WK dude in that draft. You can find rim protectors without drafting at the top of the draft or scoring on one-in-a-million odds a la Giannis and Jokic.
I didn’t say they are. But if I was, I’d be making the point that the difference in winning between having Kessler or not is 2nd only to Lauri.Those aren't mutually exclusive.
I’m not gleeful to trade Walker, but there are teams that are trying to win now, need a C, and are in a cap crunch. Certainly he has more value to those teams than us, and when that’s the case there’s potential for a favorable deal.
Good points. I think Kessler is going to have a good year which should increase his value, but it might already be high enough because of scarcity.