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Not going back 43 pages looking If anyone thought of that before, but what about Chris Paul for John Collins ? We get an actual playmaker that can mentor Keyonte and Warriors can get a small ball center that fits their style.

The thing to be really talked about this topic is clearly one The trade principles of the Rudy deal had a better logic of team construction behind It than the Cavs made for Donovan The Wolves looked at Rudy thinking "what If we actually give him backline and PoA defenders, and have options If...

The real thing that the Mike pick could hurt our MIN picks is recovering Rudy and KAT value for future adjustment trades (with now that they're good to great, Rudy and Mike are on the wrong side of 30, and KAT still a huge question mark for their playoffs aspirations on both sides of the court)...

One could also point out that when your 3rd to 4th guard in rotation, that problably isn't among your 7 best players, goes for 20 or more, suddenly it's much more likely that you win.

Not so sure they value this draft that much, i'd say the team they put up toghether simply sucks

I doubt he's worth being brought back as a 3rd string at a vet min contract

So what about instead of trading for Lavine we go for Coby White. If th Bulls gonna do a fire sale

Oh this should be fun Need at least 40 more of those

Also if he's banned who we picking on when THT plays like crap ?

If we don't surrender 130 points maybe we'll have a better shot at winning tonight

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I don't think his numbers should get that much higher to really demand a contract that size If they're healthy, but there could always be young franchises in asset aquisition mode to throw money (Spurs, Blazers, don't know If the Hornets have space, and plenty others, don't know bout Pacers...

They also have Mike and Kyle Anderson contracts running down, and got to keep Naz Reid at a very reasonable deal. If they get back decent rotational pieces and decrease salary a bit in a KAT trade, it's about paying taxes around Gobert, waiting for him to come off the books (or trade him too if...

Saddiq Bey is an interesting one, maybe(?). Hawks surely should wanna pay him, but they also have Young, Murray, Huerter, Bogdanovic, Capela (this one they might ship to keep Okongwu) and will need to pay Okongwu. Poku could be another one, as OKC may have enough talent and picks to feel like...

Tho we do have a lot of guards, i'd like Quickley, but i agree with the notion that it would take a substantial offer to pry him away from the Knicks. Honestly, i thinks that even If maybe attainable cheaper, i don't know If i'd like the risk-reward at Pat Willians. Don't really fancy Okoro...

Nor shooting, but i limited to talk over defensive strenghts, because there started a conversation between them especific for that side of the court Tho i even do believe that Okoro limitations on offense can reach the point of costing your offense in a way that hurts your defense through worse...

And honestly, i'd expect the Wolves to match a McDaniels max offer, and had they traded KAT, something they'll problably do in the future, focus more on developing his offense would be a thing, which is another reason they problably should already gone that route

Okoro is really good at defense, but he doesn't have McDaniels size, lenght, strenght, rebounding...

One thing where extended range - not just 3 pointers, but midrange too - would give to his game is handoff actions like Sabonis at Sacramento (that should actually spread along the league, as they make for a way of using Kerr's playbook without a Steph Curry). They ran those at the preseason...

For as much the Pelicans feels like headed towards nowhere at the moment, they also feel like they've got too much talent, to a degree where they could retool taking back 75 cents on the dollar and still making a playoff team that can challenge for homecourt advantage. I'd say Mavs, Warriors...