First of all it’s Herro and second of all:
Jazz and Knicks discussing Donovan Mitchell trade per Shams Charania and Tony Jones
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First of all it’s Herro and second of all:
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Yeah, I didn’t make it unfortunately.
It's really surprising. He definitely struggled the first few months of the season but from about February on he was really good, and he was one of our best players in the Mavs series. I definitely thought there would be some teams interested in him
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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The **** ton of picks would come from the heat in the late 20’s. I expect the wolves picks to be at best mostly in the low to mid 20’s. So that’s basically one decent shot at a star. We need multiple shots at a star, those are the unprotected Knicks picks the jazz covet
Coach Ellis
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Agreed. I also think the Jazz can start selling off cap space for additional picks and/or swaps to potentially upgrade their chances in those years as well.
Again, everyone knows the Knicks can offer the best package. Doesn’t look like they are so far. I’d take the Heat’s A package over the Knicks B package.
Engorged On Unborn Gore
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Meh. I would wait. The Heat's offer isn't going anywhere.
The Knicks don't have the minerals to stand up to their own media/fans. They don't have the organizational strength at the top to hold out. They are going to bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd to Ainge. They are going to lose this trade, and all Danny has to do is wait them out and not lose his nerve.
The Knicks don't have the minerals to stand up to their own media/fans. They don't have the organizational strength at the top to hold out. They are going to bennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd to Ainge. They are going to lose this trade, and all Danny has to do is wait them out and not lose his nerve.
NUMBERICA
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The package the Knicks are rumored to be offering is their D package. It’s ****ing trash.
I'm not sure. I think the eventual plan is just to have 100 draft picks and a G-League roster. Makes for an exciting 82 game season.
stitches
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Yes, this is one of the narratives that make no sense. If anything paying 1 or 2 young and really promising but still not having exploded stars is a good risk to take. While rebuilding, you will always have enough capspace simply because you won't be competing, you won't be signing expensive FAs in a push to eek out a few more wins. To me our willingness to get Barrett or Herro should be predominantly tied to our evaluation of them as players and not on the money we will have to give them. If we think they deserve the money and have the chance to be this good to justify that type of money - then do it! Buy low'ish on those types of players and see if you can strike gold with them. Worst case scenarios - they don't pan out and you more easily get to the salary floor over the length of the rebuild. And if the worry is that they will leave - you have tons of time until then... get them in the building, get a feel about them and about how much they like your franchise and city and if you get similar vibes to Mitchell over the last 2 years - sell them off for profit in a year or two time and add more picks.
