2019 Offseason Thread

[KG]

Re: 2019 Offseason Thread

The Wizards might

Hmmm

It would probably be better to get from out underneath Wall’s deal but you wouldn’t even get to play Wall next year and he can’t shoot well enough to mesh with Pringles


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[Yeah...THAT Guy]

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I think CP3 is tradeable but think it will probably be difficult to upgrade the roster while doing so.

[OSUFan_88]

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Who wants a fat injury plagued declining PG that will be due $124 mil over the next 3yrs????

My Wiz already have one for its worth.


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The Lakers are definitely going to be in that market.

I'd put some money on CP3 ending up in LAL.

[Majingir]

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I'd love to get PJ Tucker back. On and off court he's a valuable guy.

[23]

Re: 2019 Offseason Thread

Hmmm

It would probably be better to get from out underneath Wall’s deal but you wouldn’t even get to play Wall next year and he can’t shoot well enough to mesh with Pringles


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Layups or 3s

The Lakers are definitely going to be in that market.

I'd put some money on CP3 ending up in LAL.

The geriatric banana boat starters... At least 2 ball pounders, one injury prone.

That sounds like a winning formula

[georgiafan]

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So what are you giving up to get Capela for your team ?

[ojandpizza]

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So what are you giving up to get Capela for your team ?

Not as much as I would have a year or so ago... He looked a bit soft in this years playoffs. And I think he's hit his ceiling a bit. He's a very good player, ideal for today's NBA, but him at 19 million and someone like McGee at 2 million is too large of a gap money wise for two small of a gap in production.

With that said, he'll still be a good trade target for someone who really needs to fill that role. It just seems like more and more bigs have adapted to the whole rim-runner style and they will likely be easier to come by without dropping 20 mil a year.

[Majingir]

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Forget trading the roster, Rockets need to trade their team to the east. Warriors are to Rockets what Lebron was to Raptors.

[ojandpizza]

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So how creditable is Ric Bucher? Because dude is out there saying all kinds of stuff apparently.

[ehh]

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So how creditable is Ric Bucher? Because dude is out there saying all kinds of stuff apparently.

As non-credible as they come.

[23]

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Not as much as I would have a year or so ago... He looked a bit soft in this years playoffs. And I think he's hit his ceiling a bit. He's a very good player, ideal for today's NBA, but him at 19 million and someone like McGee at 2 million is too large of a gap money wise for two small of a gap in production.

With that said, he'll still be a good trade target for someone who really needs to fill that role. It just seems like more and more bigs have adapted to the whole rim-runner style and they will likely be easier to come by without dropping 20 mil a year.

He definitely held out until he got overpaid

[ojandpizza]

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Surely the Lakers aren't dumb enough to trade for CP3 lol

[georgiafan]

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Not as much as I would have a year or so ago... He looked a bit soft in this years playoffs. And I think he's hit his ceiling a bit. He's a very good player, ideal for today's NBA, but him at 19 million and someone like McGee at 2 million is too large of a gap money wise for two small of a gap in production.

With that said, he'll still be a good trade target for someone who really needs to fill that role. It just seems like more and more bigs have adapted to the whole rim-runner style and they will likely be easier to come by without dropping 20 mil a year.

Yea I don't see anyone giving up more then marginal young player and protected 1st round pick. All of the teams hoping to land a big FA aren't going to make a move till after FA starts. Ive seen some speculation that Portland could try with Simons going to Houston.

[23]

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Surely the Lakers aren't dumb enough to trade for CP3 lol

I wouldn't be shocked.

They don't necessarily have top notch basketball execs in place.

Might be all about selling tickets/money




Minnesota also has Wiggins.


That would be an awful pairing with Harden too.



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[Yeah...THAT Guy]

Re: 2019 Offseason Thread

I think at least one team out of Lakers, Jazz, Pistons, Pacers, Heat, Celtics, and Bucks would be interested in something that could theoretically make sense for both sides re: Chris Paul. I'd still guess Houston ultimately keeps him, but I think there would be more interest in CP3 than most people seem to believe.