trade for Eric Bledsoe?

[Old School 44]

Sarver would never deal with the Spurs unless the trade was overwhelmingly in their favor. Not happening.

[Robz4000]

Bledsoe is getting caught in the middle of another transition of the NBA game. Small PGs aren't poplular any more because they have a hard time guarding all the bigger and stronger PGs that are available. Look at what's happened to the games of Rondo, Parker, Bledsoe, etc.

Rondo and Parker are bad examples since they declined due to an inability to shoot for the former and age for the latter. Small PGs ala IT can still thrive in this league as long as they can shoot/play off ball/play at a fast pace. If Tony were 5/6 years younger he'd be thriving in today's NBA.

[marinoman]

Don’t see how the spurs can get him, just hope the top teams in thee West don’t either. Let him go to the bucks that’ll be a decent team to challenge and ultimately lose to the cavs

[DAF86]

why in would suns agree with that tbh ?

15 millions in expiring contract and maybe a Spurs' first rounder.

Just saying.

[still.focused]

Number one rule, never trade for Kentucky players. I'd make an exception for John Wall.

You spelled Karl Anthony Towns wrong

[cd021]

Patty + a 1st is the most I would give up, and even then I would have to think about it. Bledsoe basically would take Murray's role, and when Parker comes back then what?

you'd give a first for him? He's good but he clearly doesn't wanna be there, that probably lowers the value that the Suns can expect in return.

[TD 21]

Not a chance it happens, but it, as long as the medical staff is confident that Bledsoe's knees will hold up, for Mills, Murray and Forbes, how does it not make sense?

Bledsoe isn't Paul obviously, but the whole point of that pursuit and the subsequent contract that would have come with it, was to surround Leonard with as good of talent as possible during his prime. That was also the impetus for extending Aldridge. So what sense does it make to hope, wait and burn possibly 3-4 years to see if Murray can become what Bledsoe already is? And even if he does, by that time Aldridge will be well past his prime.

The fact that this team is banking on a PG who fell off a cliff 3 years ago, is close to 40 in mileage and coming off of a debilitating injury, to save them, says all you need to know about them.