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Dennis Schroder really blew it. He's gonna be bouncing around the league on minimum contracts the rest of his career now
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I just get the sense based on how they handled this past year they’d prefer to maintain three “primary” ball handlers - which means they wouldn’t move off Spence.I heard Tim McMahon mention Davis and Dinwiddie. But yours makes sense. Again depends on how nets feel about Tim’s contract
I just get the sense based on how they handled this past year they’d prefer to maintain three “primary” ball handlers - which means they wouldn’t move off Spence.
Kyrie’s personality is a total turn off, obviously, but he does make a ton of on-court sense.
There’s been a ton of smoke around them poking around Collin Sexton, and they could do a S&T at this point and probably stay under the tax apron regardless. Just no idea what Cleveland’s return expectations would be.
Kd has no control and nets do not have to do him a favor. They can pull a San Antonio and do what they did with kawhi. For kawhi, it worked out for him.Feel like New Orleans is a dark horse for Durant. They just gotta sell Durant on Zion and McCollum.
I'm assuming New Orleans would send out Ingram, Dyson Daniels, Herb Jones and all the picks.
You know mavs better than me so you’d know their risk/reward tendencies. Luka is amazing. Guys switch teams nowadays like it’s nothing. It’s a big risk brining Kyrie in. If it doesn’t work and you lose valuable assets in process, that’s a recipe for disaster. Even for lakers, in a vacuum it’s not a good move but we are desperate and have aging star that will probably leave anyways so risk isn’t as highI just get the sense based on how they handled this past year they’d prefer to maintain three “primary” ball handlers - which means they wouldn’t move off Spence.
Kyrie’s personality is a total turn off, obviously, but he does make a ton of on-court sense.
There’s been a ton of smoke around them poking around Collin Sexton, and they could do a S&T at this point and probably stay under the tax apron regardless. Just no idea what Cleveland’s return expectations would be.
No because we already traded them the 2027 pickDo they not have the option to send full picks? Swaps seem way less appealing
You and I both know it doesn't work like that in the league.Kd has no control and nets do not have to do him a favor. They can pull a San Antonio and do what they did with kawhi. For kawhi, it worked out for him.
If he gets moves to a team not on his list, is he going to refuse to report? Has that happened in recent history? Ultimately, he will be forced to make the best out of the situation given his contract
If I am new orleans, I make that gamble and cross my fingers he shows up
Def worth it if you can talk to Kyrie and have him say he “will play but will keep options open next summer.”It’s worth it to me. One year Myrie trying to secure a long term deal in the future. He’s going to be on his best behavior. Or he should be
Oh, I agree. I would do it in a heartbeat despite the reservations… but the pick we sent out would be heavily protected.It’s worth it to me. One year Myrie trying to secure a long term deal in the future. He’s going to be on his best behavior. Or he should be
Hard to say with a new regime what the risk profile would be and how much goofiness Kidd wants to tolerate/subject Luka to.You know mavs better than me so you’d know their risk/reward tendencies. Luka is amazing. Guys switch teams nowadays like it’s nothing. It’s a big risk brining Kyrie in. If it doesn’t work and you lose valuable assets in process, that’s a recipe for disaster. Even for lakers, in a vacuum it’s not a good move but we are desperate and have aging star that will probably leave anyways so risk isn’t as high
The two hand on Brandon Clark >>>>
We see it literally every yearYou and I both know it doesn't work like that in the league.
If I had to bet today, he doesn’t end up in Phoenix or Miami - and ends up expanding his list and landing at a maybe lesser preferred location, but still somewhere he green lights.You and I both know it doesn't work like that in the league.
Yup they look for any trade bait to post a headline.Doesn’t his dad work for the Mets?
The backlash whoever gives bridges a contract will be crazy
Kings.
Watch.
Kings or Knicks.Kings.
Watch.
Kings or Knicks.
With Russ you get a future hof'r who will play 75 games during the regular season and average 20-8-10. Plus you get an expiring 47 mil off your books, 2 first rd picks, and possibly even THT.I swear you lakers fan are doing everything in your power to fleece a team by taking westbrook
With Russ you get a future hof'r who will play 75 games during the regular season and average 20-8-10. Plus you get an expiring 47 mil off your books, 2 first rd picks, and possibly even THT.
How can BKN say no when nobody else want Kyrie like that