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I’d rather pay Zion to play 40 percent of games than to play Julius 100 percent of games and be Thibs favorite.
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I just couldn’t pull the trigger on that deal. Completely understand what you’re saying but the risk outweighs the reward. If he continues to be injury prone we are stuck with no money and depleted assests. If son played in 51% of his games I’d be more inclined to make the trade but I couldn’t do it right now especially with the season we just had.Na man, if he’s available we have to go for it. He’s actually someone worth risking it all for.
Also, you think all this crazy **** happens to him if he was in New York?
I’m not even talking about the baby mothers from the bayou. I’m talking about coming into the season consistently out of shape.
I rather not have either to keep itI’d rather pay Zion to play 40 percent of games than to play Julius 100 percent of games and be Thibs favorite.
I think we should make the move for Beal despite his contract. He might be the best bad contract player out there.
Ingram seems to be on the block too, but price is probably higher.
Where you getting Ingram? I don’t see anyone talking about “Ingram will be traded” besides the Niketalk Pelican fans
I’m way good on Beal too. That contract is insane.![]()
The Pelicans trading for the #2 pick rumors.
Beal contract def insane, but I feel we can finesse them without giving up unprotected picks.
Fournier, IQ, Obi, protected picks type deal.
Zion is a top 5-10 player in the NBA when healthy.
Sad part is you’re really only getting him for 40 games if you’re lucky.
Zion gonna come to New York looking like Vin baker and Jerome James. Easy pass. If you don’t have it mentally in NOLA, you aren’t gonna do well in NYC.