LayneStaley
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So what are the current on odds on any trade for Portland this year?
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So what are the current on odds on any trade for Portland this year?
Turner, Harkless, Leonard (TPE), and Trent for Harrison Barnes? Ha ha ha, we'd save like $16 million and open up 3 roster spots for buyout guys.Maybe Dallas is interested in Trent due to he playing on there G-LEAGUE. Plus he the best player on that team. Don't be surprised Dallas try to trade for him.
You ever hear anything about how other GM's feel about NO, or if he's hard/easy to work with?Any trade? I'd say 70/30 for. A good trade....haven't heard anything substantial yet. Neil plays it tight to the vest unless he wants to purposely leak something. 'Aggressive' for Gasol....whatever.
Any trade? I'd say 70/30 for. A good trade....haven't heard anything substantial yet. Neil plays it tight to the vest unless he wants to purposely leak something. 'Aggressive' for Gasol....whatever.
Or send Barnes to Washington for Otto Porter.Turner, Harkless, Leonard (TPE), and Trent for Harrison Barnes? Ha ha ha, we'd save like $16 million and open up 3 roster spots for buyout guys.
Is salary cap a name? lolIf you had to put money on a specific name..who would it be
K, time to pick ur trade target. I’m gonna guess it’s no one we have heard connected to pdx.
My pick: Otto Porter(somehow and I don’t believe their owner)
List yours, if you nail it I’ll buy your beers the next time I see you.
Random name that I think fits NO is TJ Warren young wing kind of in a bad situation. Im not saying I want to go after him.K, time to pick ur trade target. I’m gonna guess it’s no one we have heard connected to pdx.
My pick: Otto Porter(somehow and I don’t believe their owner)
List yours, if you nail it I’ll buy your beers the next time I see you.
You ever hear anything about how other GM's feel about NO, or if he's hard/easy to work with?
If you had to put money on a specific name..who would it be
Is salary cap a name? lol![]()
You ever hear anything about how other GM's feel about NO, or if he's hard/easy to work with?
I'm still on record with Kevin Love (not that I want it to be true).K, time to pick ur trade target. I’m gonna guess it’s no one we have heard connected to pdx.
My pick: Otto Porter(somehow and I don’t believe their owner)
List yours, if you nail it I’ll buy your beers the next time I see you.
Coincidentally, I was just having that discussion with a long-time season ticket holder. This is only a supposition based on a few contacts who are more in touch with mostly agents and a few front office people around the league. Not surprisingly, it seems pretty split. Some who really do very well with him and some that think he is soap opera 'slick'.
Is it possible to combine 'specific name' with 'salary cap'? Whomever they get, it will have salary cap implications and every name that is brought up is in tat category. Someone under the radar like a Kaminsky from Charlotte, Portis from Chicago, Ross from Orlando, Satoransky from Washington...someone like that who could contribute but is an ending contract.
Yeah, if KP was threatening to take the Qualifying Offer in New York there was no chance he would've signed long term in New Orleans either. I don't blame them for not taking that chance. Plus guys like Courtney Lee, Tim Hardaway Jr, or Enes Kanter aren't exactly great to have to take back to make the money work either.How do people feel about the rumor (via Ramon Shelbourne) that the Pels rejected an offer from the Knicks with KP as the centerpiece? (in other words, Dallas was plan B)
If true, it would reinforce the idea that there are red flags around KP.
It's really too bad Chicago seems opposed to taking on money next year for picks.Hmm, Portis would be a great pickup. So would Ross. Satoransky would be a good Turner replacement. Kaminsky is a no thank you.
Coincidentally, I was just having that discussion with a long-time season ticket holder. This is only a supposition based on a few contacts who are more in touch with mostly agents and a few front office people around the league. Not surprisingly, it seems pretty split. Some who really do very well with him and some that think he is soap opera 'slick'.
Is it possible to combine 'specific name' with 'salary cap'? Whomever they get, it will have salary cap implications and every name that is brought up is in tat category. Someone under the radar like a Kaminsky from Charlotte, Portis from Chicago, Ross from Orlando, Satoransky from Washington...someone like that who could contribute but is an ending contract.
It's really too bad Chicago seems opposed to taking on money next year for picks.
Yeah, I just don't see the Bulls giving him up for what we'd be offering.Yeah but theoretically we could get Portis without sending any money the other way. He’s gonna get a pretty nice contract this summer though.
If that's true, then the low buy price on KP makes Love/Griffin even "cheaper" due to their contracts/age.I don't think there are parallels. KP is still on his rookie deal while Love/Griffin have negative value with relation to their contracts.
Maybe I got this wrong but it was to the Knicks he told he was going to sign the qualifying offer; so they would have lost him after a year. They had to trade him. And, I think he told them a long time ago he wanted to be traded; he never got over hearing that Jackson was trying to trade him.The reports are he's going to sign the QO which is about $7.5 million. I'll believe that if it actually happens though.
Usually, that is just something stars threaten to do because they want a max. I think NY was trying to give him less or have some kind of opt out for injury concerns. He obviously didn't like that they didn't offer the full max extension last summer.Maybe I got this wrong but it was to the Knicks he told he was going to sign the qualifying offer; so they would have lost him after a year. They had to trade him. And, I think he told them a long time ago he wanted to be traded; he never got over hearing that Jackson was trying to trade him.
I think they thought he would really do it; and I also think he would have; just my gut feeling.Usually, that is just something stars threaten to do because they want a max. I think NY was trying to give him less or have some kind of opt out for injury concerns. He obviously didn't like that they didn't offer the full max extension last summer.
Could be and I wasnt trying to lead that into anything negative. Was just curious how people feel about him in a broader perspective.I imagine other GMs and Agents like working with him unlike the local media.
Could be and I wasnt trying to lead that into anything negative. Was just curious how people feel about him in a broader perspective.
Was just curious how people feel about him in a broader perspective.
Yeah, I just don't see the Bulls giving him up for what we'd be offering.
How do people feel about the rumor (via Ramon Shelbourne) that the Pels rejected an offer from the Knicks with KP as the centerpiece? (in other words, Dallas was plan B)
If true, it would reinforce the idea that there are red flags around KP.