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Jazz and Knicks discussing Donovan Mitchell trade per Shams Charania and Tony Jones

Scramantha said:
This absolutely sounds like a list of male celebrities with tremendous sex appeal.
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Orlando kind of makes sense.

I could see them doing it. Their team isn't constructed great and they've been bad for a while.

The thing that sucks with Orlando is that Suggs was next level bad as a rookie. Like Dante Exum bad. If he showed some promise I would be way higher on a Magic package.

Okeke is cool, but as the 2nd best young prospect in a marquee deal that is headlined by Suggs?

Isaac has had more Fox News appearances than NBA games played in the past two years. I would hate to have him on my team.

Fultz and Bamba would have to be in the deal for me.
 
To me my team is still the Wizards.

Deni is a super role player. I got little doubt he is a good player on a playoff team. Would fit well in nearly any context, especially if his shot develops.

Davis has potential. Get him under a coach like Hardy and make him his development project. Throw him in the #1 option fire.

Kispert is a ****ing stud imo. Like Deni I can guarantee he's a valued role player on a playoff team.

Best of all? You get 3 more years of rookie contract on Kispert, 4 on Davis, and two on Deni.

The talk is all about the amount of picks right now, but this deal gives us the highest amount of useful players that are on long term rookie deals. Also Davis has the most potential to become a 18+ ppg scorer.

Then get two unprotected picks from the Wiz along with two swaps.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
To me my team is still the Wizards.

Deni is a super role player. I got little doubt he is a good player on a playoff team. Would fit well in nearly any context, especially if his shot develops.

Davis has potential. Get him under a coach like Hardy and make him his development project. Throw him in the #1 option fire.

Kispert is a ****ing stud imo. Like Deni I can guarantee he's a valued role player on a playoff team.

Best of all? You get 3 more years of rookie contract on Kispert, 4 on Davis, and two on Deni.

The talk is all about the amount of picks right now, but this deal gives us the highest amount of useful players that are on long term rookie deals. Also Davis has the most potential to become a 18+ ppg scorer.

Then get two unprotected picks from the Wiz along with two swaps.
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I'm not as high on those guys as you are, so this wouldn't be my preferred deal. But if they all reach their potential then this approach would definitely accelerate the rebuild by at least a year. We got a lot of picks for Gobert, and hopefully will be getting more picks from our other vets. I can see the rationale for a more prospect heavy deal for Donovan.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Orlando kind of makes sense.

I could see them doing it. Their team isn't constructed great and they've been bad for a while.

The thing that sucks with Orlando is that Suggs was next level bad as a rookie. Like Dante Exum bad. If he showed some promise I would be way higher on a Magic package.

Okeke is cool, but as the 2nd best young prospect in a marquee deal that is headlined by Suggs?

Isaac has had more Fox News appearances than NBA games played in the past two years. I would hate to have him on my team.

Fultz and Bamba would have to be in the deal for me.
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Some dogs are gun shy on their first hunt, so maybe Suggs can bring it around. Honestly, they can do the pick package easily as they own all their own and a few others. I don't know how much Don would move the needle for them.
 
TheStormofWar said:
Some dogs are gun shy on their first hunt, so maybe Suggs can bring it around. Honestly, they can do the pick package easily as they own all their own and a few others. I don't know how much Don would move the needle for them.
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He was bad bad tho. Not gun shy. Like one of the worst offensive rookie guards in NBA history for a top pick
 
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