For sure.As much I'd love Lowry, Toronto would probably expect a good player or a lottery pick in return.
I don't know why Toronto would do it. If they're rebuilding, surely they would want a PG with better potential than Trey freaking Burke! And both GS and OKC's picks are mid-to-late 1st round picks. Why would they trade their, arguably, best asset, for a bunch of mediocre assets that won't help them all that much in the long term. I honestly don't think Burke + GS pick + OKC pick would get it done. As much I'd love Lowry, Toronto would probably expect a good player or a lottery pick in return.
With the cap rising his contract would pretty much never become untradable. And if Exum's level jumps to the point where he's not needed(hell, I don't think I'd mind having a backup of the quality of Lowry for that price), we can probably trade him and even get real asset(s) back in a couple of years.
How is Kyle Lowry very injury prone? Is there some other Kyle Lowry who's actually had a major injury?What if he blows out a knee or achilles? You telling me that's still a tradable contract? He's very injury prone so it's very likely
What if he blows out a knee or achilles? You telling me that's still a tradable contract?
He's very injury prone so it's very likely, and he's gonna be 30 next year. And it's still 12 Million a year. It's not peanuts.
How is Kyle Lowry very injury prone? Is there some other Kyle Lowry who's actually had a major injury?
What's his history with knee and achilles injuries? He's not the healthiest player ever but he's missed only 14 games for the last 2 seasons(28 games in last 3 years). That's about what you can expect to be missed by any player in the league on average. The risk is not any higher than the risk that Trey or our #12 will rupture an Achilles or suffer ACL tear.
12M with the new CBA would be equivalent to about 8-9M currently. I don't get how you are comparing 12M in a 90-100M salary cap market to a 20-25M in a 60M market(Billy King trades and contracts)...
You might want to check your math, consider that there was a 66-game season mixed in, and take note that the season he missed the most games he was on the outs with his coach and had a bacterial infection. Dude hasn't had a significant injury in his career. Excluding his rookie season, he's averaged 70.75 games per year, even with the 66-game season.Excluding his Rookie season where he only played 10 games ( and I don't remember if it's because of injury or not) he has only averaged 57.6 games per season.
You might want to check your math, consider that there was a 66-game season mixed in, and take note that the season he missed the most games he was on the outs with his coach and had a bacterial infection. Dude hasn't had a significant injury in his career.
Nope. Not even if you include his rookie season.Why would I check my math? He still has averaged 57.6 games per season even with the 66 game season.