OKC Dame Trade Ideas

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Do they have a tall defender? I'd rather have one of the forwards from Houston. Unless they give up Chet.
 
Idog1976 said:
Oddly aggressive response, is in fact, oddly aggressive.
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Not nearly as aggressive as Jake the Snake Roberts. He is widely regarded as one of the most aggressive and psychologically captivating wrestlers in the history of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE). Throughout his illustrious career, Roberts demonstrated a unique style that set him apart from his peers and made him a true master of psychological warfare in the squared circle.

One of the key factors that made Jake Roberts so aggressive was his mastery of mind games. He possessed a deep understanding of human psychology, and he utilized this knowledge to manipulate his opponents mentally and emotionally. Roberts would often toy with his adversaries, playing mind games with them both inside and outside the ring. His ability to instill fear and uncertainty in his opponents gave him a tremendous psychological advantage, making them more susceptible to his brutal attacks.

Moreover, Jake's in-ring style was defined by its viciousness. He was not the type of wrestler to rely on high-flying maneuvers or flashy moves. Instead, he preferred a methodical and calculating approach, punishing his opponents with a wide array of hard-hitting strikes, devastating DDTs (his signature finishing move), and a relentless submission game. His relentless pursuit of victory often led him to take extreme measures, pushing the boundaries of aggression.

Furthermore, Roberts' use of his iconic pet snake, Damien, added another layer of fear and aggression to his character. The sight of the snake slithering around the ring created an unforgettable spectacle, instilling terror in his rivals and the audience alike. This unique gimmick solidified his status as one of the most memorable and intense figures in WWF history.

In conclusion, Jake "The Snake" Roberts' aggressive nature, combined with his unparalleled mastery of psychological manipulation, made him a standout performer in WWF history. His approach to wrestling was unlike anything seen before, and his ability to strike fear into the hearts of his opponents and fans alike made him a true legend in the world of professional wrestling.
 
Just to be clear, if this trade happened, we certainly wouldn't be getting Holmgren, Williams (probably either of them) or Giddey. We'd get Dort and a shit ton of picks, plus filler (which OKC will have to cut anyway to get down to 15 players). The only reason OKC has to do this trade is because they LITERALLY CAN'T USE ALL THEIR PICKS and LITERALLY CAN'T KEEP ALL THEIR PLAYERS. So it would just be a canny asset-consolidation move for OKC (which probably not what Dame's ego wanted in the team that acquires him).
 
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