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daulten780
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Drummond is trash . I like that. What are they trading to match salaries ???
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Siakam is done isn’t he?
daulten780
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Mavs trade for Drummond. They need rebounding. KP will get the AD role especially in the regular season.
Raptors trade Lowry + Everyone they can and every pick they can trade except for Siakam and FVV for Beal. They need a change.
Raptors trade Lowry + Everyone they can and every pick they can trade except for Siakam and FVV for Beal. They need a change.
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Raptors attach something like 2 firsts and a swap or something of the likes.
Lowry/FVV/Beal/OG/Bryant with Powell/Boucher off the bench is a legit 7 and could make some noise in the off season
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this could make sense. I don’t think Boston wants to great up one of the best wing duos in the league. But if Ainge for whatever reason think KP will be bubble KP for the rest of his Career this could be interesting. Mavs probably attach a pick or two with some protection. Mavs get a second play maker and shot maker next to Luka.
Doncic/Brown/THJ/Maxi/TT with Powell and Bronson off the bench is neat
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Mavs upgrade their shooting which has been an issue all season by sacrificing a future first. Hopefully re-sign Fournier in the offseason, as well.
Raptors gamble on Bagley+Wright to bring them back to where they were last year. Nick Nurse gets the most out of Bagley and the Kings let him go for a solid rotation player in Powell. Pistons get some picks for Wright. Bagley gets Baynes’ minutes and more, and Wright gets minutes where he fits in.
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Drummond to clips .. Gives them a legit 3 Big rotation to complement their Wing/Point rotation ..not sure how they would match but certainly have the young quantity and quality to make it happen
James Johnson +
He is still good. Just not the first option. With FVV and Beal, he will go bacl to 3rd option. Where he is at his best.
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I'd like to see the Raptors get in on the Bradley Beal game. Pairing him with Siakam would be a really good, young 1-2 punch.
I think the Mavericks should make a move for PJ Tucker. He is available from Houston and gives them a bump defensively and allows them to play smaller
I think the Mavericks should make a move for PJ Tucker. He is available from Houston and gives them a bump defensively and allows them to play smaller
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Why the Raptors do it:
They create a defensive super team that can switch on everything and give a team like Brooklyn hell in a playoff series, while also adding a tertiary scoring option / ball-handler in Oladipo, and you just hope you can convince him to re-sign and he bounces back to form, while also adding a veteran grinder like Tucker who can play small ball 4 or 5 in certain scenarios and provide spacing with bulldog like rebounding and defense. Lowry, FVV, Dipo, Tucker, Siakam, Boucher, OG is insanely good defensively and they can score, that team is sneaky problematic in a 7 game series.
Why the Rockets do it:
There's going to be a couple of 2nd round picks attached here, as well as a protected 1st, plus they get a nice young guard in Powell who they can showcase and potentially flip again for something else. Probably can send Baynes out of town for an exception or something as well. It's been no secret they've wanted to acquire draft capitol and shed cap space, they can do that here.
Why the Mavericks do it:
Dallas adds a young, dynamic, hybrid forward who can become a tertiary offensive weapon behind Luka and KP, and gives them that explosive athlete they've been missing forever. He's also an excellent defensive talent, which is something they lack. He not only makes them better now, but he fits well into their timeline moving forward. KP transitions to the 5 full-time, where he's had his nest success as a pro, and Gordon is cemented at the 4, where he's had his best results as well.
Why the Magic do it:
They add a couple of intriguing young point guards, which has been an area of dire need in Orlando for a long time, and they clear out some cap space with Johnson's expiring contract, so they can use that to reposition some other areas of need in the off-season / put it towards a Fournier extension as he's set to expire. Mavs are also adding a protected 1st round pick and a 2nd. Brunson would really thrive as the lead guard on a team like Orlando where they just need a guy who can create and go out and get a bucket, and then you add in Tyrell Terry as an interesting prospect to develop as well. Orlando has flirted with moving Gordon for some time now anyways, and Isaac is their long-term 4 anyways once he returns from his knee injury, they also have Chuma Okeke (1st round pick in 2019) who is slated to see time their as well, so a Gordon trade is ultimately a matter of when and not if.
They create a defensive super team that can switch on everything and give a team like Brooklyn hell in a playoff series, while also adding a tertiary scoring option / ball-handler in Oladipo, and you just hope you can convince him to re-sign and he bounces back to form, while also adding a veteran grinder like Tucker who can play small ball 4 or 5 in certain scenarios and provide spacing with bulldog like rebounding and defense. Lowry, FVV, Dipo, Tucker, Siakam, Boucher, OG is insanely good defensively and they can score, that team is sneaky problematic in a 7 game series.
Why the Rockets do it:
There's going to be a couple of 2nd round picks attached here, as well as a protected 1st, plus they get a nice young guard in Powell who they can showcase and potentially flip again for something else. Probably can send Baynes out of town for an exception or something as well. It's been no secret they've wanted to acquire draft capitol and shed cap space, they can do that here.
Why the Mavericks do it:
Dallas adds a young, dynamic, hybrid forward who can become a tertiary offensive weapon behind Luka and KP, and gives them that explosive athlete they've been missing forever. He's also an excellent defensive talent, which is something they lack. He not only makes them better now, but he fits well into their timeline moving forward. KP transitions to the 5 full-time, where he's had his nest success as a pro, and Gordon is cemented at the 4, where he's had his best results as well.
Why the Magic do it:
They add a couple of intriguing young point guards, which has been an area of dire need in Orlando for a long time, and they clear out some cap space with Johnson's expiring contract, so they can use that to reposition some other areas of need in the off-season / put it towards a Fournier extension as he's set to expire. Mavs are also adding a protected 1st round pick and a 2nd. Brunson would really thrive as the lead guard on a team like Orlando where they just need a guy who can create and go out and get a bucket, and then you add in Tyrell Terry as an interesting prospect to develop as well. Orlando has flirted with moving Gordon for some time now anyways, and Isaac is their long-term 4 anyways once he returns from his knee injury, they also have Chuma Okeke (1st round pick in 2019) who is slated to see time their as well, so a Gordon trade is ultimately a matter of when and not if.
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