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Xthren said:
I also think favors would be a perfect on Milwaukee's roster.

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If we had to take Delly to get Brogdon are we in?

I kind of feel like he’s underused there but have not watched enough. Seems like a smart ball player and I think he’d be a great fit with DM.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
If we had to take Delly to get Brogdon are we in?

I kind of feel like he’s underused there but have not watched enough. Seems like a smart ball player and I think he’d be a great fit with DM.
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Dellie and Brogdon for Favors is about as even of a trade as you can find out there. They get a center, lose a promising PG but shed precious cap. We use an expiring to get a better long term fit in the backcourt next to Mitchell while talking an overpriced PG vet.

The only way we do this trade is if Rubio is gone though.

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No bueno. Trading for a 29year old averaging 10pts and has 4 years on his contract with a player option for 27mil in the final year.
 
So I'm back to creating ideas. What about these two trades:

First --- Rubio and Hood
to Sacramento for Hill and their 2018 1st

Then

Favors and our 1st
to Milwaukee for Jabari Parker and Delly

End result:

We lose Rubio, Favors, Hood and our first for Hill, Parker, Delly and Sacramento's 1st. We get our PF of the future, get a better PG next to DM and bump up in the draft a few spots.

Thoughts?

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I don’t think the Kings do that. They’ll have a really high draft pick this year with some new exciting young guys going in the draft this year and they already have their SG of the future in Buddy Heild.
 
MCarter said:
I don’t think the Kings do that. They’ll have a really high draft pick this year with some new exciting young guys going in the draft this year and they already have their SG of the future in Buddy Heild.
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Exactly and a roster that can’t shoot so Rubio is a no go for them.

They will not trade their pick this year... in part because they can’t. They owe a 2019 pick.

Rubios trade market is basically Phoenix or nothing. Maybe the clippers but it would just be bad salary swap.

My prediction is Favs gets moved. Rubio stays but by year end is either playing better or coming off the bench. He needs to have some self awareness and realize he just isn’t a starting point guard on a winning team. So lead the cellar dwellers or come off the bench.
 
What would be cool would be to help facilitate a boogie to Wizards trade where we are able to get Beal or Otto but the pelicans are playing good so I don’t know if that would work, and maybe Washingtons owners are willing to put up the money for all 4 of them so it might not be an option anyways. I was thinking though if they got Hood and Boogie for Beal and Gortat that might be tempting for them. I think Beal would be awesome to have next to Mitchell running point. But again, these are fun thoughts and not reality. And I’m aware that is an incomplete trade, there’d have to be more peices moving, but I don’t have time to get into that rn.
 
MCarter said:
What would be cool would be to help facilitate a boogie to Wizards trade where we are able to get Beal or Otto but the pelicans are playing good so I don’t know if that would work, and maybe Washingtons owners are willing to put up the money for all 4 of them so it might not be an option anyways. I was thinking though if they got Hood and Boogie for Beal and Gortat that might be tempting for them. I think Beal would be awesome to have next to Mitchell running point. But again, these are fun thoughts and not reality. And I’m aware that is an incomplete trade, there’d have to be more peices moving, but I don’t have time to get into that rn.
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Washington is in luxury tax he’ll and it is about to get worse. I’d say Beal and Wall are untouchable and outside of a Boogie trade that Porter is untouchable right now, but... if they don’t get out of the luxury tax this season (by shedding 6M in salary) they will face repeater tax which will crush them financially. This is the first year they have ever been in luxury tax, so it isn’t like they are big spenders. In 2020 they will almost have to unload Porter for less expensive pieces.

That is unless they can move Ian Mahimi. It is an almost unloveable contract... would cost at least two first rounders or Oubre and a first. I think they might settle for moving Gortat. If we sent Neto and Favs for Gortat, Satoransky and their 2018 pick it would move them about to about 3 M from the luxury tax threshold and they could get under next year to avoid the repeater tax. They would still have some work to do but a minor move would get them there.

They other deal I would propose is like the nets Celtics trade... Favs for Ian and a first in 2018, swap rights in 2019, and 2020 pick unprotected.

They could then move Satoransky in a separate move to get under tax and they would clear enough room to keep Oubre.

I’m not sure how desperate they are but they are one team we should be talking with in the regular.
 
Handlogten's Heros said:
Exactly and a roster that can’t shoot so Rubio is a no go for them.

They will not trade their pick this year... in part because they can’t. They owe a 2019 pick.

Rubios trade market is basically Phoenix or nothing. Maybe the clippers but it would just be bad salary swap.

My prediction is Favs gets moved. Rubio stays but by year end is either playing better or coming off the bench. He needs to have some self awareness and realize he just isn’t a starting point guard on a winning team. So lead the cellar dwellers or come off the bench.
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Forgot they have already traded their 2019 pick.

Overall, I think Sacramento takes Rubio over Hill in a heartbeat because Hill has failed there and Hill makes $4-5 million more than Rubio this and next year.

As for Hood, I think Sacramento would love to have him.

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