Because adding a rookie is never a sure thing. Adding a top five pick never guarantees anything.
How the did Utah end up with the 9th anyway? What trade was that?
Because adding a rookie is never a sure thing. Adding a top five pick never guarantees anything.
Edit: From the Suns.
It was a deferred, protected pick from a trade in 2004. It was originally owned by the New York Knicks and acquired in a February 2004 trade with Phoenix. It cost Utah only little-used Ben Handlogten and Keon Clark.
thanks.
top 3
Isaih Thomas.
In 2004 the Suns traded Marbury to the Knicks, part of the package was a highly protected 1st round pick. The protections ended this year. Phoenix traded the pick one month later to Utah in a trade that provided Phoenix with salary relief (sound familiar?). Utah has held onto the pick for over six years and will cash in tomorrow night.
Edit: too slow, again.
It's really neat that we already own the rights to a probable lottery pick that we picked up a couple of years ago for a 27th pick--and can use our 20the pick for another player--assuming he comes over to the NBA.
Same.......it was an evolving piece of knowledge on my end. Never quite got there. Thanks for the correction as always.![]()
He would go top 10 for sure!
Tiago's contract is pretty close to what Demarcus Cousins got as the #5 pick, if you choose to use that as your measuring stick.
Splitter would be a third pick.
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