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I wonder if the warriors instead of making an all in trade ask Curry if he would want to be traded to a contender instead. I don't think there is a trade to get them to contention so does Curry want to finish his career on a middling team or go somewhere else. I think a team like the magic have the contracts to facilitate something if they really want to win now.
 
sip said:
I wonder if the warriors instead of making an all in trade ask Curry if he would want to be traded to a contender instead. I don't think there is a trade to get them to contention so does Curry want to finish his career on a middling team or go somewhere else. I think a team like the magic have the contracts to facilitate something if they really want to win now.
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They would have to shop Draymond/Klay/Looney first and see what they can get. Then ask Curry if he's on board with them moving his best buddies. I mean where can Curry realistically go? There's not a single contender that has the cap and assets to make a move for Curry and it would be just much easier for dubs to do a soft retool by trading Draymond/Klay.
 
jom2003 said:
They would have to shop Draymond/Klay/Looney first and see what they can get. Then ask Curry if he's on board with them moving his best buddies. I mean where can Curry realistically go? There's not a single contender that has the cap and assets to make a move for Curry and it would be just much easier for dubs to do a soft retool by trading Draymond/Klay.
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Trust me on this one: If Curry were to become available, several contenders would figure out cap and asset obstacles.
 
Do the Lakers own their pick this year? I’d love to see them and Golden State completely miss the play-in but wouldn’t appreciate the Russian roulette and the almost certainly chambered bullet in the lottery drawing.
 
infection said:
Do the Lakers own their pick this year? I’d love to see them and Golden State completely miss the play-in but wouldn’t appreciate the Russian roulette and the almost certainly chambered bullet in the lottery drawing.
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Pels have the Lakers' pick. Not sure if there are any protections.
 
Grizzlies might not be able to draft an immediate contributor with their tank effort, but getting dudes like VInce Williams and GG Jackson could be big for next year.
 
infection said:
Do the Lakers own their pick this year? I’d love to see them and Golden State completely miss the play-in but wouldn’t appreciate the Russian roulette and the almost certainly chambered bullet in the lottery drawing.
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GS only has their pick if it’s top 4. NO has the Lakers pick either this year or next year… so if it lands top 4 I assume they’d take it. Crappy draft but I assume anything in the top 10 and they’d take it.
 
Dunleavy is a in a sticky situation. There was a report yesterday that they dont want to trade away Klay and Draymond as they are franchise legends, and today they said they dont want to trade away Moody and Kuminga.

I dont really know what line of thinking they follow here. You wanna hold on to your old greats even though they are not the same guys they used to be, and you dont wanna trade your future guys even though one of them barely sees the court... so now they gonna go to the gunrange with only blanks in theri clip and then they are gonna end up wondering how the target board looks pristine afer they empty that clip.
 
Almost all teams have the same problems, trading old players who are legend where they play. But one day, you have to be realistic and move forward. Most of them delay the moment until it become obvious. I can understand that.
 
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