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[QUOTE = look_at_g_shred; 7130075]. E that Só joga Minutos de Lixo [/ QUOTE]
"would not be fair to the others"
If the Spurs do trade Leonard then it better be for something good cause i sure see us exiting within the first round of the playoffs if not
[QUOTE = look_at_g_shred; 7130075]. E that Só joga Minutos de Lixo [/ QUOTE]
Maybe the rights to some scrub for de colo
In terms of small trades with the Wizards, wasn't there a rumor this summer that they wanted to sign Blair, but that the Spurs didn't want what the Wizards were offering in a sign-and-trade? I assumed the Wizards were offering Vesely or Singleton and the Spurs weren't interested.
Chris Mannix bout Celtics:
http://greenstreet.weei.com/sports/b...the-offseason/
To summarize:
-Celtics values Green and won't trade him for a poor package.
- Nobody really wants Bass.
The Knicks would “love” to acquire Glen Rice Jr. or a second-round pick in return for Beno Udrih, reports Marc Berman of the New York Post. The Wizards reportedly have interest in Udrih, while the Knicks considered drafting Rice in the first round this past June had Tim Hardaway Jr. been unavailable, according to Berman
Even if salaries were close, I'm not sure I would. The fact that Melo's a free agent and would eat up over a third of the Spurs cap space, while Leonard is cheap for at least one more year and then reasonable thereafter, it would be a travesty. Numbers don't work anyway unless significant other assets were shipped out too, so let's not get caught up in it.
Leonard's the better rebounder, defender and shooter (not to mention four years younger, though I was surprised Chandler's still only 26). What's Chandler better at?
still can't believe some people are crying about Neal over Belinelli, smh. agreed with tmtcsc post as well, it would be a terrible signal.
Making his own shot, putting the ball on the floor, Chandler is the better shooter and a more hard-nosed defender.
Chandler is the better offensive player, that is all.
One week to the deadline...
It'll prolly be another quiet deadline.
Still think we stand pat, unfortunately. Been trying to think or realistic trade scenarios and there really just aren't any with the "assets" we have. Unless it's a 3-team trade, (which is possible) I don't see anything happening.
i'm tired of hearing about Singleton and Seraphin. they both suck
This.
If the Spurs want to improve their squad, they would have to look for starters on poor teams to take up roles as squad players/ bench players on their squad. Not take up scrubs from elsewhere to replace their own scrubs.
Seraphin might have some promise, but Singleton has been a useless scrub who barely plays for the Wizards. Why would the Spurs want him?
still better than Bonner, Errors and Baynes.
Thats a valid point.
I would at least think they'd dangle Faried while his stock is high. I'd doubt they be able to move him for a lottery pick in this years draft but they could always package him along
with their ,likely, lottery pick [12th ,at the moment] allowing them to move up the draft.
A move i could potentially see them doing is...
They could potentially move Chandler for Sefolosha & Thabeet and a 1st rounder (likely 29th or 30th). OKC gets a 2 way player in Chandler on a decent deal (they should be fine ,in terms of
luxury tax this season, and possibly next season) Denver gets a replacement 3 (who is on an expiring deal)
and a first rounder out of it with out any salary going on the books while saving them $14 million from Chandlers deal in 14-15 and 15-16.
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=m9kdnrq
While the Spurs pick, likely, wouldn't be enough to get Faried, we still do have some overseas prospects. But it would be unlikely they'd take Beli and a 1st for Faried.
I would agree.
While the current team has it's faults - just like last 2 years- if healthy and the right breaks can make the finals.
If we are going to speculate about a trade, how about we trade with a team that actually traded with us in the past, the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks are basically done this year and are look forward to next year so I think there are good pieces that we can trade for. The trade that I suggest the Spurs do is:
John Henson and Giannis Antetokounmpo
For
Matt Bonner and Nando De Colo
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=l58xwrf
Why the Bucks would do this trade?
The main reason why the Bucks would do this trade is for the expiring contracts. Both Matt Bonner and Nando De Colo have one year left and together have almost 5.5 million that are coming of the books. With both of their contracts and other expiring contracts coming off the books, the Bucks can spend over 20 million on free agents this off season. Add that with the deep draft, in which they will most likely get a lottery pick, they can get a pretty good team for the 2014-15 season. As a team that is in rebuilding mode, this should be pretty attractive.
Why the Spurs would do this trade?
This is the best trade I could think of for the Spurs. Trading two players who are at the end of the bench now, for some youth and athleticism is the best addition by subtraction scenario I can think of. This isn't factoring in the fact that John Henson is a center who can protect the rim when Tim Duncan is taking a breather. Or the fact that Giannis is a 6’9 forward who can potentially guard both guards and forwards, giving the Spurs the back up forward that the fans have been asking for.
With the injury to John Henson, I think this is the best time to pull the trigger. With the All Star break coming up, Henson can have time to heal and Giannis time to learn the system. Also with the depleted bench that we have right now, they can have plenty of playing time before everyone comes back healthy.
Yeah right dude ^ the bucks would laugh.
Wow. Just wow. The Bucks wouldn't trade Giannis for Kawhi straight up.
I don't think the Spurs should be looking at a SF unfortunately. They have 3 potential small forwards overseas in Thomas, Jean-Charles and Bertans. If they look for anything in a trade, they would probably be looking for a C/PF. I honestly wouldn't be surprised to see the Spurs stand pat at the trade deadline and draft a big after the season.
Assets that have to be on the block : Mills, Beli, Bonner, Tiago and all the end of the bench scrubs/stashed scrubs... If the big 3 is sticking together another year we can't afford to have defensive liabilities around them...
Targets : first round picks, good defenders for guards, low post threats for big...
Mills + Beli + first for MKG : imo this is a great time to buy low on MKG, Charlotte want more 3 pt shooting, we can provide that as well as anyone.
Tiago for Nash (we're offering cap relief don't get me wrong) + Kaman (still a great low post scorer) + top 5 protected first
Do both even...
TD Kaman
Diaw MKG
Kawhi MKG
Green Manu
TP Cojo
+ lottery pick to get more athletic this summer, Aaron Gordon would be the perfect pick for the Spurs, athletic freak with decent bbIQ who knows how to play within a system...
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