Horford would be useful if Spurs also had a deal for Aldridge, but otherwise I'd guess they'd rather have Harris, even at his awful number.
I love the diversity of thought here...lol... some people saying Sixers would balk....some saying the harris contract is an albatross.....
I agree with you and ex.... that harris contract scares me to death. I think the Sixers would do it in a heartbeat.... I could see pop doing it too...
Spurs are already tanking; if you don’t have a winning record you are no different than intentionally losing. Losing is losing.
The difference is, when you have a direction, you can maximize (key word, there are no guarantees) your chances at getting good again.
Spurs will have all those things you mentioned in a blow up + more. Right now what they have isn’t worth investing in which is why you are saying in 2021 they will have cap space anyways.
So you dont want extra picks so that you can have two seasons in a row of 35-38 wins? Gotcha.
Again, it's just people infatuated with a meaningless playoff record that nobody knows who currently owns without the aid of a Google search....
You know.
But okay, you're nobody.
The Heat are just torching Philly. That's a team that's likely to make a trade or two this week. It could be a small move to add a has been shooter but, they might move one of their 4 high salaried guys. It's just hard to see them standing pat..
Does Philly have any decent pick assets left?
I found this on RealGM-2020 first round draft pick from Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City's 2020 1st round pick to Philadelphia (via Philadelphia to Orlando) protected for selections 1-20; if this pick falls within its protected range and is therefore not conveyed, then Oklahoma City will instead convey its 2022 2nd round pick and 2023 2nd round pick to Philadelphia [Oklahoma City-Philadelphia, 11/1/2016; Orlando-Philadelphia, 6/22/2017; Orlando-Philadelphia, 2/7/2019]
2020 second round draft pick from Atlanta
Atlanta's 2020 2nd round pick to Philadelphia protected for selections 56-60 or to Boston protected for selections 31-55 (Atlanta's obligation to Philadelphia or Boston will thereafter be extinguished) [Atlanta-Boston, 2/7/2019; Atlanta-Philadelphia, 7/7/2019]
2020 second round draft pick from Brooklyn or New York (more favorable)
Philadelphia will receive the more favorable of Brooklyn's 2020 2nd round pick and New York's 2020 2nd round pick and Boston will receive the less favorable of the two (via Philadelphia to Orlando to Charlotte) [Brooklyn-Philadelphia, 12/11/2014; New York-Philadelphia, 6/26/2015; Orlando-Philadelphia, 6/22/2017; Charlotte-Chicago-Orlando, 7/7/2018; Boston-Charlotte, 7/6/2019]
2020 second round draft pick from Dallas
Dallas' 2020 2nd round pick to Philadelphia [Dallas-Philadelphia, 2/23/2017]
2021 second round draft pick from Denver
Denver's 2021 2nd round pick to Philadelphia [Denver-Philadelphia, 7/6/2018]
2021 second round draft pick from New York
New York's 2021 2nd round pick to Philadelphia [New York-Philadelphia, 6/26/2015]
2022 second round draft pick from Toronto
Toronto's 2022 2nd round pick to Philadelphia [Philadelphia-Toronto, 2/6/2019]
2023 second round draft pick from Atlanta, Charlotte or Brooklyn (most favorable)
Philadelphia will receive the most favorable of Atlanta's 2023 2nd round pick, Charlotte's 2023 2nd round pick and Brooklyn's 2023 2nd round pick and Atlanta will receive the second most favorable and Brooklyn will receive the least favorable of the three (via Atlanta's right to swap Atlanta or Charlotte for Brooklyn) [Atlanta-Charlotte, 6/21/2018; Atlanta-Brooklyn, 7/13/2018; Atlanta-Philadelphia, 7/7/2019]
2024 second round draft pick from Miami
Miami's 2024 2nd round pick to Atlanta protected for selections 31-50 and 56-60 or to Philadelphia (via Cleveland to Detroit) protected for selections 31-55 (Miami's obligation to Atlanta and/or Philadelphia will thereafter be extinguished) [Cleveland-Miami, 2/8/2018; Atlanta-Miami, 6/19/2019; Cleveland-Detroit, 6/26/2019; Detroit-Philadelphia, 7/7/2019]
Forbes/Marco/Mills/Gay/Poetl for Griffin/Kennard
With exception of Poetl we get to dump our trash, Detroit gets out of griffin’s contract and we gain two legit starters
Forbes is our future. Did you not get the memo?
that's like half the Spurs rotation players
Memphis is so dope
I've lost what respect I had for Iggy after this bull . Hope the Grizz just hold on to his rights tbh.Memphis is so dope
Dude, if Luke can get a first round pick with his awful defense, Lonnie/White/Murray could probably fetch a lottery pick
That unit will give up twice as much as they score tbh.
It says in the article that they want to make a trade for a wing before the deadline. Why would Minny ship RoCo for a worthless pick?
Doesn't matter now anyway. The Spurs are going to get another mid-tier pick.
Only the ing Suns would be dumb enough to trade a 1st rounder for ing Luke Kennard
I hope it's lightly protected too, crofl at ing Sarver.
What LMA and DD are doing is fine. They are clearly our best players. It's pretty obvious our role players, mainly our depth is lacking. Murray injury has set him back a year. Carroll signing is a waste. Gay got a year at a year quicker. Teams must always surround youth with vets, *good vets. Teams that go full youth movement usually implode.
Ur really trying to build a championship team around LMA and DDR? good God ppl on here are dumb
Philly need shooting but they’re not taking Belli or Forbes - they have their own Belli in Korkmaz, they need someone different like Bogdanovic but don’t have the assets.
We are not. But whatever the Spurs get for them in a package won't be either. So what's the point of matching salary to gain a pick?
they also thought spurs are contenders before this season
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