LoPo
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Cavs about to trade for George Hill. Looks like something built around Frye and Shumpert for Hill.
http://hoopshype.com/storyline/george-hill-trade/
http://hoopshype.com/storyline/george-hill-trade/
It will be a yard sale next year and the tank age begins. I am guessing they will never be good again since they are never going to land a Lebron level player again and even if they did they would chase him away since they are not getting a Lebron level player that happens to be from the area and only came back because of that fact. This is the last time you see a Cavs team that has any chance of winning a championship, unless they change owners imo.Just imagine the Cavs' luxury bill this year and next. So take out Shumpert's $11 million and replace it with Hill's $19 million. They are going to pay Love ($24), Hill ($19), Thompson ($17.5), JR ($15), Korver ($7.5) and Crowder ($7) a combined $90 million next year. That's before LeBron or IT or anybody else. That's more than the entire Bulls roster right now.
I don't think those 6 guys could get to the playoffs without LeBron. Man Cleveland is going all in....
It will be a yard sale next year and the tank age begins. I am guessing they will never be good again since they are never going to land a Lebron level player again and even if they did they would chase him away since they are not getting a Lebron level player that happens to be from the area and only came back because of that fact. This is the last time you see a Cavs team that has any chance of winning a championship, unless they change owners imo.
It looks like Kings are after compensation for the trade which seems obvious to me. My guess is that its their own 1st round pick. That means they cant trade the Brooklyn pick since they dont have their own pick next year. Something to keep an eye on for those that think they will trade that pick.
Its not like Sac is going to chase much in FA this offseason. They dont really have cap concerns next year. The year after that George Hills deal is only guaranteed for 1 million so its an expiring contract next year. They are definitely the ones doing Cavs a favor. Kings have little to no reason to do the deal unless they get a young player or a pick.Cleveland would be idiotic to trade a pick in that deal. Hell, they are saving Sacramento $8 million for next year. Sacramento has already been quoted saying they don't need their vets. Cleveland better send a 2nd and tell Sacramento you're welcome.
Other than the fact that George Hill is already vocally disgruntled and looks the be sitting a lot more if he stays. Sacramento needs to move him. Neither side really has any leverage tbh.Its not like Sac is going to chase much in FA this offseason. They dont really have cap concerns next year. The year after that George Hills deal is only guaranteed for 1 million so its an expiring contract next year. They are definitely the ones doing Cavs a favor. Kings have little to no reason to do the deal unless they get a young player or a pick.
Other than the fact that George Hill is already vocally disgruntled and looks the be sitting a lot more if he stays. Sacramento needs to move him. Neither side really has any leverage tbh.
That’s my thought as well. If anything, I could see a second being attached somewhere. No way I’d put a first round pick into the deal.Shumpert for $11 million is so much better than Hill at $19 million. Sacramento should take the trade as is (Frye, Shumpert and Rose for Hill), and run away laughing.
Why would they do that?Shumpert for $11 million is so much better than Hill at $19 million. Sacramento should take the trade as is (Frye, Shumpert and Rose for Hill), and run away laughing.
Shumpert for $11 million is so much better than Hill at $19 million. Sacramento should take the trade as is (Frye, Shumpert and Rose for Hill), and run away laughing.
Rumors are they are moving Skal or Richardson... if they are only getting seconds for those guys I'd be all for it.
We might be able to develop those guys and its not like you can evaluate them based on what Sacramento has done for them.