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Would we have taken this return for JG?
I would have, but I'm not Cronin.
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Would we have taken this return for JG?
Same. Mostly to open up PT for Shaedon.I would have, but I'm not Cronin.
I would have, but I'm not Cronin.
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I think the biggest thing for Milwaukee is also the $$ savings. Kuzma makes 6 million less than Grant, roughly. Mlwaukee was about 6 million over the 2nd apron. This move alone gets them under that 2nd apron, and they are now able to aggregate salaries for any follow up deals.Thanks.
I'm trying to see if we can gauge value for Grant by seeing the Kuzma return.
So it was an expiring, AJ Johnson, and a fake first. Kuzma has a much better contract tho.
Would we have taken this return for JG?
There are distinct differences. Grant is truly on a horrific contract for his production. Powell turned out to be good value.What's funny is many likely would take that deal for Grant, while also saying the deal for Norm was awful awful awful. When they'd be pretty similar deals.
Same. Mostly to open up PT for Shaedon.
BTW Milwaukee sub reddit is beside themselves at this move. Dont think the like Kuz.
Agree. Especially since we moved the unprotected 2029 pick to DC in the Deni trade.Hopefully the Bucks will be at least a lottery team when their picks can go to Portland.
Agree. Especially since we moved the unprotected 2029 pick to DC in the Deni trade.
We have to send DC the best pick among Mil/Bos/Por
We have to send DC the second best pick.Agree. Especially since we moved the unprotected 2029 pick to DC in the Deni trade.
We have to send DC the best pick among Mil/Bos/Por
We have to send DC the second best pick.
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Agree. Especially since we moved the unprotected 2029 pick to DC in the Deni trade.
We have to send DC the best pick among Mil/Bos/Por
In other words,as for the Suns...remember that Finals team? well then they did this:
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from that Finals team they gave up Mikal Bridges, Cam Johnson, Jae Crowder, Chris Paul, and Landrey Shamet
PLUS a 2024 lottery protected 1st they conveyed + 2024 swap that was not conveyed
PLUS 3 more unprotected 1st's in 25-27-29
PLUS 4 more unprotected swaps
PLUS 6 second round picks
all for 34 year old Durant and 30 year old injury magnet Beal with his no trade clause
it's hard to credit there wasn't somebody in their owner-management tree who said..."uhhh, maybe we should hit pause on these deals?"
even if the Suns dump everybody and tear it all down to the foundation and get terrible, they won't have their own high draft pick till 2030
That just hasn't been what's happened, so either it was to maintain trade value or they're going to be here and there's not really a good reason to think that Chauncey is going to change course.. at least not this season unless either we see a significant losing streak or some leaps forward from all four young guys you mentioned that leave Chauncey little choice but to alter the roles Jerami and Ant are playing.I think we just need to stop starting Grant. Tell him he cannot handle the ball, and have him move around more off ball.
To me, I don’t even care about the contract anymore, I’m just sick of him (and often times Simons) shooting us out of games with lame selfish iso ball leading to bonehead turnovers.
To a degree it’s coaching these two we need to use them differently and feature the guys like Scoot/Shae/Deni/Toumani more. If we stop giving the vets all of the clutch moments, suddenly those contracts feel a lot less dangerous
Uncle Bert is at the core of this clusterfuck
But are they worse?The bummer is that the Suns/Mavs/Kings have all proven that there is, in fact, a worse situation with ownership.
But are they worse?
Suns went all in. Failed, but tried
Mavs will be better without Luka
Kings are indeed a clusterfuck
But are they worse?
Suns went all in. Failed, but tried
Mavs will be better without Luka
Kings are indeed a clusterfuck
They chose a lane of a balanced team. Youth and Vets. Size. Defense. Team basketball. This is a fun lane to be inAnd Portland has not chose a lane yet.
Joe deserves props.Going all in without a serious direction is not good. They flailed aimlessly. Nobody in the world thought Beal was a good idea. They nuked their team to get Durant. They massively overpaid for him, in hindsight.
The Mavs could have gotten so much more for Luka. It was a fleecing. If AD gets hurt again, which he will, they're sunk.
The Kings will always be a clusterfuck.
Who did better? Joe with the Dame trade or Nico with the Luka trade?
This isn’t to be combative, but I don’t think this was their visionThe Blazers had a vision for the team, and we're watching it come to fruition.
They chose a lane of a balanced team. Youth and Vets. Size. Defense. Team basketball. This is a fun lane to be in
Or they think they have picked a lane of an eclectic group of mostly young players and a few vets. For me Ant and to a lesser degree Jerami don't seem like good fits for what this team needs to continue to progress but maybe I am the one that doesn't get it and Joe does.And Portland has not chose a lane yet.