Scalma
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What to do with Whiteside?
let him go or use him in a sign and trade. It was clear in the bubble he wasn’t gonna work as a backup
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What to do with Whiteside?
ESPN trade machine has an issue with trading Ariza, they only count his guaranteed money.That seems wrong unless there is some "trade machine" issue with Ariza's being guaranteed or not? has he been guaranteed already or when is the date teams have to cut him or keep him? I believe if we cut him we only owe him 1.8 mil for 2021
I actually think we could get Oubre for Ariza, Simons and #46. I think we would then draft BPA that isn't a wing and then depending on if we get a big or a guard that can facilitate with #16 then we will sign the other with the MLE. For me ideally we would take Poku at 16, sign Kriss Dunn with the MLE and Nerlens Noel with the BAE or MCW and Josh Jackson with the MLE and still go with Noel BAE.Keep hearing rumors that Oubre might be available. Is that for real and if it is do we have anything that could tempt the Suns?
Ariza can't be traded until his full salary is guaranteed.Arizas actually a pretty good trade asset considering his guarantee, but we also kinda need him.
Ariza can't be traded until his full salary is guaranteed.
Would love to but they would hang upSign and trade Whiteside for Covington?
Both tradenba's trade machine and realgm's trade machine approve the trade but they count Ariza's contract as fully guaranteed, which it has to be in order to trade him. It's definitely a glitch with ESPN because when you do the trade it fails and says we have to cut the amount of salary that represents that Ariza's outgoing salary is only around 2 millioin.Maybe that is why the Trade Machine doesn't approve the trade as of now.
Maybe that is why the Trade Machine doesn't approve the trade as of now.
The thing about sign and trades that so many in here keep getting wrong is that the team facilitating the sign and trade never gets anything close to the value of the player that they have the right to sign under the bird exception. They get a couple of second rounders, sometimes a player they want that the other team doesn't and almost always a trade exception. That's the way sign and trades work, even when they're for superstars the facilitating team gets very little. Go back and look at what Toronto got when they did the sign and trade for Bosh to make Miami's big 3. For Bosh who was an all nba player in his prime at the time, the Raptors got two first rounders one was their own 2011 first rounder that the Heat had the rights to and was heavily protected so the Heat wouldn't have been able to use it anyway and a protected pick from the Heat plus a trade exception.Sign and trade Whiteside for Covington?
eww.
Orlando is notorious for their poor development of the guys they draft.
Bamba needs a fresh start and to get far away from Orlando management as possible.
I mean, I hear what you’re saying but...considering 2020’s events I can’t imagine an nba draft pushing me over the edge to depression.I have a feeling I will be depressed by Friday.
Portland can do that at any time. They dont have to wait for a certain date to guarantee his contractAriza can't be traded until his full salary is guaranteed.
Is Covington that good of a defensive player? Because his 3 pt shooting is a little over rated IMO
Arizas actually a pretty good trade asset considering his guarantee, but we also kinda need him.
Portland can do that at any time. They dont have to wait for a certain date to guarantee his contract
Got it. It wasn't clear that everyone understood that point@tester551 if you look at this quote from @Scalma that I was replying to, I just wasn't sure what Scalma meant by "considering his guarantee". I was saying that if Scalma meant that the ability to let Ariza walk and save 10 million would be attractive to other teams then he would be wrong because that guarantee has to be locked in before a trade could go through. I know we can guarantee it at any time or at least after the moratorium is over.
Here's how to avoid that: get a head start!I have a feeling I will be depressed by Friday.
He is a great defensive player. His 3pt shot is kind of like Ariza's. Not some knock down shooter but cannot leave wide open.
Best thing is he has a team friendly contract for which we need. Otherwise next year we will be "forced" to renew Ariza without any cap space available.
The guy has been on like 5 teams in 3 years. That makes me pause. To me, Little needs to shoot about 33% to match Covington's skillset. They seem very similar to me.
The guy has been on like 5 teams in 3 years. That makes me pause. To me, Little needs to shoot about 33% to match Covington's skillset. They seem very similar to me.
Here's how to avoid that: get a head start!
Little isn't anywhere in the same league as little in the defense department or general BB IQ. Dude got moved a lot since he's a valuable 3 and D piece and it wasn't like he was traded for garbage. Teams gave up valuable assets for him each time. He fits like a glove in this offense IMHO.
Nice thing about this trade it is a straight swap between two players no additional incentives works in nba trade machineLooks like Paul George may be out in LA I like a CJ McCollum for George. Think it is a win win for both teams