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Is it unprotected and doesn't Denver own it?
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damn
They are unprotected
Denver May end up with Parker or Wiggins lmao
Damn that would suck, cant even cheer to tank
Wow
nbadraft.net confirms
Denver also has rights to swap the picks in 2016, which I believe was used to acquire Bargnani.
what about the nets first round picks
By my count, that's five top-20 picks the Knicks have traded to sign Amare and acquire Melo. Chandler, Gallo, Hill, White and now this. Yes, some busts, but still, New York got reamed in negotiations.
2012 too part of the TMac trade with Houston in 2010
It's obvious NY doesn't value these picks.
2012 too part of the TMac trade with Houston in 2010
It's obvious NY doesn't value these picks.
more like tic tac toe
That was Royce White.2012 too part of the TMac trade with Houston in 2010
It's obvious NY doesn't value these picks.
NY just wanted big names and boost to ticket/jersey sales and they got exactly what they needed tbh. It's just one benefit from playing in a big market, you can make good money without caring to win
Can someone make a list of all the NY Draft picks going out until 2018? (including Brooklyn)
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The Nets are even in much deeper .They are unprotected
Denver May end up with Parker or Wiggins lmao
Nets' pick situation looks like this:
2014 Atlanta Hawks have right to swap first-rounders (Joe Johnson).
2014 Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett) after Hawks potential swap.
2014 Owe second-rounder to Philadelphia 76ers (MarShon Brooks, Kelly Olynyk, Ricky Ledo).
2015 Atlanta Hawks have right to swap first-rounders (Joe Johnson).
2015 Owe second-rounder to Atlanta Hawks (Mehmet Okur, Raul Neto).
2016 Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett)
2016 Los Angeles Clippers have rights to swap second-rounders (if Clippers pick in top-55, Reggie Evans)
2017 Boston Celtics have the right to swap first-rounders (Kevin Garnett).
2017 Owe second-round pick to Atlanta Hawks (Joe Johnson).
2018 Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett).
That means that the Nets could potentially miss the playoffs for the next 5 years and not get a single first round lottery pick. They just own 1 second rounder in that time period. Additonally, they are in cap for at least the next 3 years and they don't have a single promising young player. Holy !
if ur denver might as well tank
so you have 2 chances of landing either wiggins or parker if ur pick is lottery + knicks pick is lottery
from russia with love.. god damn the nets are ed.The Nets are even in much deeper .
Nets' pick situation looks like this:
2014 — Atlanta Hawks have right to swap first-rounders (Joe Johnson).
2014 — Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett) — after Hawks potential swap.
2014 — Owe second-rounder to Philadelphia 76ers (MarShon Brooks, Kelly Olynyk, Ricky Ledo).
2015 — Atlanta Hawks have right to swap first-rounders (Joe Johnson).
2015 — Owe second-rounder to Atlanta Hawks (Mehmet Okur, Raul Neto).
2016 — Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett)
2016 — Los Angeles Clippers have rights to swap second-rounders (if Clippers’ pick in top-55, Reggie Evans)
2017 — Boston Celtics have the right to swap first-rounders (Kevin Garnett).
2017 — Owe second-round pick to Atlanta Hawks (Joe Johnson).
2018 — Owe first-rounder to the Boston Celtics (Kevin Garnett).
That means that the Nets could potentially miss the playoffs for the next 5 years and not get a single first round lottery pick. They just own 1 second rounder in that time period. Additonally, they are in cap for at least the next 3 years and they don't have a single promising young player. Holy !
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