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and why Boston would do that ?
Thanks for the good laugh
Kevin Love fit the Spurs style of motion offense like a glove. LMA completely destroyed it. The Spurs weren't that half court oriented since 2011. Overall, Kevin Love is probably a better player but don't underestimate the power of Lebron. Wiggins wasn't a fit in Cleveland and they weren't in a rebuilding mode. Seeing as how Wiggins was going to need time to develop, it was an easy decision to trade off a number 1 draft pick to bring in a player that Lebron hand selected.
LMA is hardly a game changer. He's a high volume, high usage mid range jump shooter. Unless you're dealing with a brain dead GM or a draft that is ridiculously bad, I can't see him netting a top three pick.
and why Boston would do that ?
Thanks for the good laugh
while we are at it, lets go ahead and trade Bonner for another lottery pick and we can be rebuilt in no time.
Nah that's not a fair trade. The Spurs should really hold out for the 1st pick for Parker. Only Ben Simmons is worth trading away Parker.
For Draymond Green, maybe (but might have to throw in Jabari Parker)
Maybe for the Celtics 2nd round pick...no way they are giving up 3, for a washed up pg, and/or a one trick pony (on offense ). Why would Bos do this?
OP: You trolling or stupid?
The only player on the Spurs roster that Boston would be willing to trade the third pick in the draft for is Leonard and the Spurs would laugh at that trade.
possibly re ed thinking Boston would trade the 3rd pick in the draft for Parker.
Boston has two young guards, both on reasonable contracts... why on earth would they even consider trading for Parker? It makes no sense.
Parker would be an excellent mentor for their guards. A PG with Finals experience and one who's played with the greats.
Boston isnt going to give up the third pick in the draft and pay 15 million a year or two years to get a mentor.
Lol. It's not like he'd just be sitting on the bench. He'd be the backup PG.
Are you ing kidding me ????? Do you really think the Boston would be willing to give up the third pick in the draft for a backup point guard???????? No way in that Boston makes that trade.
throw in becky for bradAre you ing kidding me ????? Do you really think the Boston would be willing to give up the third pick in the draft for a backup point guard???????? No way in that Boston makes that trade.
day dreaming at its best ...
You're undervaluing Parker.Are you ing kidding me ????? Do you really think the Boston would be willing to give up the third pick in the draft for a backup point guard???????? No way in that Boston makes that trade.
This. And it's not like Isaiah Thomas is a rookie. He's a vet that made the all star team and had stellar performances in the playoffs this year. Celtics will trade pics for superstars only. Otherwise they will stockpile their assets and see if they develop or provide for a trade for a superstar down the road.
To ask for a third round pick for Parker is overvaluing him. I like Parker and he is a contributor that still has some good years left. But his all star days are over. Boston has mid-level talent and an all-star point guard. They need a superstar to take them to the next level. They don't need Parker and his contract would eat up their cap space. If he had a smaller contract, then they might want him (though not with the third pick). But his cost makes no sense for a bench player. Also, the Spurs can't trade him until they replace him. We don't have a starting point guard in our stable. Spurs are in win now mode, so they won't give up their only point guard for a question mark as the third pick.
You are overvaluing Parker thinking anyone would trade the 3rd pick in the draft for him.
Did you even read my post? Spurs add Conley. Along with Durant, LMA, Green, and the third pick. They'd be formidable to say the least.
To balance the salaries, Boston would have to throw in Avery Bradley and Jae Crowder. That sounds do-able.
Once the Spurs lock up the 3 pick, they should really look into trading it for Denver's 3 first-round picks at 7, 15, and 19. This one brilliant trade is going to solve the Spurs' re-building problems.
This trade is so out there, I can't tell who in here is being serious
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