Part of their tank was trading a healthy Monta Ellis for a injured and out for the season Andrew Bogut. Count it, don't count it, but it should be mentioned at least.
I would guess the Rockets
Which teams have some limited 1sts? I wonder if it was Atlanta. They have the Kings first that is protected and the lesser of the Bucks and Pelicans in 2027.
I mean you can just protect your own first. Or put split protections on the pick you own from another team.
Bay Area edition so more of guys thinking they are smarter than you than being overtly bing bong in your face. Probably less entertaining.Oh goody! The Great New York Standoff Pt 2: Days of our Lauri.
Great, so more "leverage", less substance. Like most sequels nowadays.
Teams hesitate to do that a little as it can encumber other picks. I was thinking of other teams that have some fake firsts like NY.
People really want Looney I guess. lol.
I'm down for giving them Kessler just so it hurts the Spurs draft stock
Yeah it makes a lot of sense imo. Homecoming for Walker, JC makes sense for Atlanta, reunion with Quin. Capela we keep on the roster and keep him fresh for the trade deadline. Then either move him or waive him. Likely not getting anything for him but keep the contract just in case. Get the Kings pick which is solid but not spectacular.
My bad, I didn't connect that you were talking about IND through your whole post.
You have to get more than one pick. You cant give up Kessler and save the Hawks money for one mediocre pick.
Only a fraction of what the Jazz can offer on his renegotiated 24-25 salary and only teams that still have cap room (there might not be any teams in the hunt that have cap space at this point, though, in which case, Lauri would be unable to receive a max extension).
