Yeah, I was surprised they would be willing to do it, too, but the question about the availability of Covington came up precisely in the Teague for Noel trade thread and I just jabbed at it with a trade similar to that in OP and several Philly fans actually thought that it would be a great trade for them(they think 12 is a sweet-spot for getting a complementary player for whoever they draft at 1) and they seem to value that more than Covington. So yah, I'm not saying that Philadelphia's FO would be willing to do anything like that, but at least their fans seem to like the value and the concept.
If fan opinion was anything like actual GM's there would be a trade a day in teh NBA.
If fan opinion was anything like actual GM's there would be a trade a day in teh NBA.
Why wouldn't he want to stay? Without Philly this dude would have no career. Not saying he owes them, but why would he want to leave when they are a) finally starting to turn the corner from a personnel standpoint and b) have a boatload of cash to pay him.I think they would do 12 and cap fodder for 24 and covington. He only has one year left on his deal and has been in Philly hell his whole career... doubt he wants to stay.
I'm not 100% sure I'd do it... It is so hard to measure players on teams that bad. He could look much better playing next to good players. iirc he makes a lot of contested 3s... I wonder if he'd shoot 40% if someone actually got him open looks. I also didn't watch him enough to see how good of a defender he is.
From the looks of the potential Atlanta deal he might be included with Noel for Teague... seems like a pretty big overpay to me. i would be in constant conversation with them... they need to reconfigure the roster and look poised to give out some pretty good value in a trade.
Why wouldn't he want to stay? Without Philly this dude would have no career. Not saying he owes them, but why would he want to leave when they are a) finally starting to turn the corner from a personnel standpoint and b) have a boatload of cash to pay him.
Dude has been making NBA chump change, he just wants to get paid. Going to Utah wouldn't let him get as many stats.
0 chance he is in Atlanta deal.
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Why wouldn't he want to stay? Without Philly this dude would have no career. Not saying he owes them, but why would he want to leave when they are a) finally starting to turn the corner from a personnel standpoint and b) have a boatload of cash to pay him.
Dude has been making NBA chump change, he just wants to get paid. Going to Utah wouldn't let him get as many stats.
0 chance he is in Atlanta deal.
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