LoPo
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I apologize if I referenced the wrong thing. Please tell me what you referring to. Lots of chatter all over the place right now.That wasn't what I was referring to.
I apologize if I referenced the wrong thing. Please tell me what you referring to. Lots of chatter all over the place right now.That wasn't what I was referring to.
Eh, I never cared for either of them.LoPo is arguing that Nickelback is better than The Cure.
If we are forced to trade one, let the locker room decide because they are going to be the ones left with the side that is chosen.If we are forced to trade one we need to trade Mitchell solely on the fact of trade value.
If we are forced to trade one, let the locker room decide because they are going to be the ones left with the side that is chosen.
Because we have an old team, and if they are upset that Donovan is traded, that might lead to future issues down the road.Let’s not. Why would we trade Gobert for 75 cents on the dollar and be one of the worst defensive teams in the league when we can get $1.25 on the dollar for Mitchell - compete now and get picks/young players for the future.
I love your passion, but both of those deals are awful.We’d have plenty of offers on the table for both but here is the type of deals they’d look like:
Gobert for Barnes/Bagley/1st
Mitchell/Clarkson for Randle/Barrett/Toppin/1st
Which team has a better shot at competing now and is better set up for the future:
Team 1
PG - Conley
SG - Barrett
SF - Bogdanovic
PF - Randle
C - Gobert
6th/7th man - Royce/Toppin
New York 1st round pick plus saving 5M in salary then Ingles comes off the books and we have some flexibility and assets again.
Team 2
PG - Conley
SG - Mitchell
SF - Bogdanovic
PF - Barnes
C - Whiteside
6th/7th man Royce/Clarkson
Sacramento 1st and Ingles salary coming off the books.
Seems like a no brainer to me.
I love your passion, but both of those deals are awful.