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Any deals sending vets out from this team would exceed my expectations.Most of the deals in this thread would definitely exceed my expectations at the moment.
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Any deals sending vets out from this team would exceed my expectations.Most of the deals in this thread would definitely exceed my expectations at the moment.
I hope that it's greater than 0, not including deals just with draft picks, but I fear Cronin is just going to let it ride and we won't see any veterans moved.
Most of the deals in this thread would definitely exceed my expectations at the moment.
If we miss the playoffs in 2025 2026 2027 but make it in 2028 and Milwaukee has a worse record. Sure there's a chance but that's a lot of ifs.Wasn't it being discussed elsewhere that if we don't control our pick by the time the first swap comes around with Milwaukee, we might lose the swap?
I'd do Jerami + our own first for Zion.
I'd do Jerami + our own first for Zion.
It's four separate trades.This is too big of a sentence, not sure if it's one deal or 4.
Risk/benefit analysis has to be considered but I think zion with question marks unequivocally is worth more than a top 5 pick in this draft.It's interesting how much injuries have changed the landscape of the playoffs this year.
Giannis
Dame
Jimmy Butler
I think we really took for granted how healthy Dame was for most of his career. But I have a lot of reservations of picking up someone who hasn't been able to stay healthy for even a single season.
you say this now!Any deals sending vets out from this team would exceed my expectations.
Risk/benefit analysis has to be considered but I think zion with question marks unequivocally is worth more than a top 5 pick in this draft.
I think we're already the clippers of the northwest...I don't think I would give up Alex Sarr on a rookie scale deal and control of him as a player for the next 9 seasons for Zion who perpetually can't stay healthy. I don't feel like being the Clippers for the Northwest. I'd rather my guy play and address team needs from there.
I think we're already the clippers of the northwest...
So Jrue for the 14th pick, the 17th pick, an unprotected first in 2029 and Kevin Looney who might be able to be flipped for even more draft compensation or young talent, isn't enough for Jrue? Three firsts and a serviceable vet role player who is on an 8M expiring salary and has shown he can contribute to playoff wins... I'd say that's a pretty solid return for Jrue.No. If that's all we end up with from the Jrue trade, that would be sad.
I don’t think Zion will ever be super dependable. You might get lucky here and there but not year after year.
No. If that's all we end up with from the Jrue trade, that would be sad.
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2024-25 Cap Figure: $160,987,734
Cap Space Projection: No cap space; tax adjacent, as constructed
The rebuilding Blazers are still a long way from having the salary cap room that a rebuild usually entails, but these things take time to coordinate. Specifically, they want to – and should be expected to – find homes for Deandre Ayton and Malcolm Brogdon over the summer, as well as possibly doing the same for Robert Williams and Matisse Thybulle. Much is therefore in limbo. Yet with a rebuilding journey to go on and a timeline to establish, it seems certain that the Blazers will be cutting both immediate and future salaries.