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2024-25 Trade Rumors Thread

Alright... quick trade idea. Since we don't think Sexton is worth a good first (well I do but market value not so much)... Sexton/Eubanks and the Cavs 2025 first for Dlo/Vando, remove protections on 2027 and give a 2029 (maybe top 4 protected).

Saves them like 30M this year... they get off of Vando's deal which is awful and he hasn't played. He is owed 3/37M after this year. If they want to sub in Vincent because they like Vando I will gladly accept that.
 
Saves them like 30M this year... they get off of Vando's deal which is awful and he hasn't played. He is owed 3/37M after this year. If they want to sub in Vincent because they like Vando I will gladly accept that.

I remember getting tons of **** here for suggesting Vando wasn't worth much of anything and that the Lakers deal was the height of insanity. Oh how the turn tables.
 
Jazz are projected to have between 8 and 10 players on rookie contracts next year.

This is not really tenable so it made me think about if the Jazz would trade any of their 7 guys on rookie contracts right now, but I couldn't come up with any possible trades.
Why is it not tenable? The Jazz had 8 players on rookie contracts in 2013-14 and 8 again in 2014-15. That's what rebuilding teams do.
 
Alright... quick trade idea. Since we don't think Sexton is worth a good first (well I do but market value not so much)... Sexton/Eubanks and the Cavs 2025 first for Dlo/Vando, remove protections on 2027 and give a 2029 (maybe top 4 protected).

Saves them like 30M this year... they get off of Vando's deal which is awful and he hasn't played. He is owed 3/37M after this year. If they want to sub in Vincent because they like Vando I will gladly accept that.
Yeah I guess so. It seems more like a trade you make at the deadline if you can't find anything better? I'd obviously rather take Vincent's contract over Vando's extra year if possible, but I'm guessing Lakers could make another trade with the Vincent contract while Vando is a boat anchor at this point.

With that said Sexton is currently the only guy on the entire roster that can turn the corner and get past his man to the basket. He's also a really good shooter and should be in his prime the remainder of his 1.5 year deal. The DLo/Key backcourt overlaps and would be a mess defensively but we are already at that point anyway. At least DLo is only signed thru the end of this season. Obviously the prize would be the Laker '29 FRP which would have more value than the Cavs '25.
 
Yeah I guess so. It seems more like a trade you make at the deadline if you can't find anything better? I'd obviously rather take Vincent's contract over Vando's extra year if possible, but I'm guessing Lakers could make another trade with the Vincent contract while Vando is a boat anchor at this point.

With that said Sexton is currently the only guy on the entire roster that can turn the corner and get past his man to the basket. He's also a really good shooter and should be in his prime the remainder of his 1.5 year deal. The DLo/Key backcourt overlaps and would be a mess defensively but we are already at that point anyway. At least DLo is only signed thru the end of this season. Obviously the prize would be the Laker '29 FRP which would have more value than the Cavs '25.
Its kicking the can down the road on a pick we need to kinda consolidate. Net it doesn't create much cap space but if Vando can be healthy at some point someone may take him off your hands. DLo gets the russell westbrook waive. Signs for the minimum in Denver or sumthin.
 
Its kicking the can down the road on a pick we need to kinda consolidate. Net it doesn't create much cap space but if Vando can be healthy at some point someone may take him off your hands. DLo gets the russell westbrook waive. Signs for the minimum in Denver or sumthin.
I like improving our picks which this does and it gives the Lakers a pick in '25 which they would value. Very nice.
 
Yeah don’t think we’re getting a super high value first (or the equivalent of that value) for Sexton. Vando’s contract is bad, doesn’t mean the Lakers will give up the draft capital they have been very protective over.

All signs from the Lakers front have been clear. They are only willing to put those picks on the table if it makes them a contender. They are not close to that, those picks won’t be on the table in a high value way.

A Sexton for DLO+crappy pick (due to protections/swaps/etc) is what seems most likely.
 
I remember getting tons of **** here for suggesting Vando wasn't worth much of anything and that the Lakers deal was the height of insanity. Oh how the turn tables.
No, you were arguing he wasn’t going to get the deal he did. Guess what? He did.
 
No, you were arguing he wasn’t going to get the deal he did. Guess what? He did.

All of those can be true at the same time (and they are).

2 out of 3 is pretty good, considering Vando was generally worshipped in these parts as some kind of a defensive genius.

I just underestimated Pelinka's stupidity. It happens. Often.
 
All of those can be true at the same time (and they are).

2 out of 3 is pretty good, considering Vando was generally worshipped in these parts as some kind of a defensive genius.

I just underestimated Pelinka's stupidity. It happens. Often.
Were you right that he didn’t deserve it? Yes. Were you wrong about his value? Yes.
 
Pretty sure the Lakers have been pretty good with Vanderbilt on the court. He's just never on the court.
 
Plus if you say everyone sucks all the time then you are bound to be right once in a while.

Are you trying to tell me that this roster, for example, doesn't suck?

I thought sucking was the point.

Ainge tried to put together the worst Jazz team of all time and he certainly succeeded. Let's call it like it is.
 
Yeah don’t think we’re getting a super high value first (or the equivalent of that value) for Sexton. Vando’s contract is bad, doesn’t mean the Lakers will give up the draft capital they have been very protective over.

All signs from the Lakers front have been clear. They are only willing to put those picks on the table if it makes them a contender. They are not close to that, those picks won’t be on the table in a high value way.

A Sexton for DLO+crappy pick (due to protections/swaps/etc) is what seems most likely.
I also threw them back the Cavs pick this year… but they should still be hesitant.
 
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