Udidthizz
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So would I obviously, but he’d be a lot more expensive and I’m not sure he’s worth what Toronto seems to want for him.I'd rather just get OG.
So would I obviously, but he’d be a lot more expensive and I’m not sure he’s worth what Toronto seems to want for him.I'd rather just get OG.
That was my feeling as well. And the Bulls managed to ruin Lauri too.That would be the question. I loved his potential and I was always looking for him to explode and it never came. However, I think the Bulls are a mess and how much is that fact that everyone there just seems to be about getting their own? It would depend on what the price would be.
You got to pay for talent. I'd rather pay and get someone I know who is good than pay and possibly get a guy who averages 10 ppg.except OG would probably be 3Xs the price of Williams
Trust me OG is one of my #1 targets. I just wonder if the Jazz should hope for a better price or just go hard after him in free agency.You got to pay for talent. I'd rather pay and get someone I know who is good than pay and possibly get a guy who averages 10 ppg.
You can't ruin the rebuild. Making the roster 10 spots better this season is worthless. I hate to say it but trading Lauri would potentially be the best thing long term. A team like Philly could give like 5 firsts for him.
Sexton isn't that bad to where you just dump him. Or at least I hope he isn't that bad.A few trade ideas to clear out some of our vets, make room for the kids and tank for real:
With the Bulls: Sexton for Lonzo Ball. Lonzo will not play this season and might never play again. We can take on his salary for next year when we don`t have to worry about either paying or playing Sexton.
With the Heat: Clarkson for Lowry. We will need to add a very small salary filler, but should fetch a pick pack as the Heat both save a lot of tax this year, get a good bench vet and salary to match with Robinson for trades. Lowry can be bought out if he does not want to come to SLC and agrees to let some of his money go.
With the Grizzlies: Olynyk for Adams. They make very close to the same salary and with Adams out for the year, Hardy has to play someone else in Olynyk`s place.
With the Cavs: Fontecchio for Rubio. The Cavs are very near the luxury tax line and clear a few million to be able to make some later adjustments. Nobody knows if or when Rudio will return, but he knows the club, plays the right way and seems to be a very good dude.
There is no reason to dump guys for nothing. Olynyk definitely has trade value right now. Clarkson has been horrible for the most part but at some point he is going to snap out of it and at that point of time should bring some return trade value. The same goes for Sexton who will get red hot at some point.A few trade ideas to clear out some of our vets, make room for the kids and tank for real:
With the Bulls: Sexton for Lonzo Ball. Lonzo will not play this season and might never play again. We can take on his salary for next year when we don`t have to worry about either paying or playing Sexton.
With the Heat: Clarkson for Lowry. We will need to add a very small salary filler, but should fetch a pick pack as the Heat both save a lot of tax this year, get a good bench vet and salary to match with Robinson for trades. Lowry can be bought out if he does not want to come to SLC and agrees to let some of his money go.
With the Grizzlies: Olynyk for Adams. They make very close to the same salary and with Adams out for the year, Hardy has to play someone else in Olynyk`s place.
With the Cavs: Fontecchio for Rubio. The Cavs are very near the luxury tax line and clear a few million to be able to make some later adjustments. Nobody knows if or when Rudio will return, but he knows the club, plays the right way and seems to be a very good dude.
You don't think Ainge already did him a solid by giving him a multiyear extension when there was zero interest around the league?Clarkson also needs to go in January. The guys looks beyond miserable. Ainge needs to do him a solid and send him to be 6th man for the Lakers or another playoff team.
I'd probably do the Sexton for Lonzo one. Not necessarily as a way of dumping Sexton, but trading for the (perhaps very slight) chance to have Lonzo play for us next season. Like trading for a protected pick: maybe you end up with something, maybe with nothing.A few trade ideas to clear out some of our vets, make room for the kids and tank for real:
With the Bulls: Sexton for Lonzo Ball. Lonzo will not play this season and might never play again. We can take on his salary for next year when we don`t have to worry about either paying or playing Sexton.
With the Heat: Clarkson for Lowry. We will need to add a very small salary filler, but should fetch a pick pack as the Heat both save a lot of tax this year, get a good bench vet and salary to match with Robinson for trades. Lowry can be bought out if he does not want to come to SLC and agrees to let some of his money go.
With the Grizzlies: Olynyk for Adams. They make very close to the same salary and with Adams out for the year, Hardy has to play someone else in Olynyk`s place.
With the Cavs: Fontecchio for Rubio. The Cavs are very near the luxury tax line and clear a few million to be able to make some later adjustments. Nobody knows if or when Rudio will return, but he knows the club, plays the right way and seems to be a very good dude.
Yes which makes his current body language even more unacceptable.You don't think Ainge already did him a solid by giving him a multiyear extension when there was zero interest around the league?
They are already overloaded with scoring guards. How many other score first guards do they need besides Lavine and White?I'd probably do the Sexton for Lonzo one. Not necessarily as a way of dumping Sexton, but trading for the (perhaps very slight) chance to have Lonzo play for us next season. Like trading for a protected pick: maybe you end up with something, maybe with nothing.
Dumping players for nothing now is bad. But it's still way better than playing them now so we treadmill for 35 wins then lose them all for nothing in the summer anywaysYou can't make straight tank moves where you are dumping players for nothing. Got to get something back.
There's no freaking way this team wins anywhere close to 35 games. It would take a miracle.Dumping players for nothing now is bad. But it's still way better than playing them now so we treadmill for 35 wins then lose them all for nothing in the summer anyways
To be fair, I said I'd do it, not that the Bulls would. But you're probably right. Maybe they just want out of the Lonzo business?They are already overloaded with scoring guards. How many other score first guards do they need besides Lavine and White?