I don't know why the Spurs did not make that trade. What are they expecting to give up for the 4th pick?
As usual I appreciate timvp's great article. I'm really excited about this draft and wonder who the Spurs are targeting. Since I don't know a lot about the players I'm leaning on the comments here...all ears here. On paper Mathurin caught my attention.
I don't know why the Spurs did not make that trade. What are they expecting to give up for the 4th pick?
It would be hilarious if all this Deing smoke was to get OKC to panic and trade up to 8 to snag him, so that the Spurs can get their guy, Dyson Daniels, to fall to them at 9.
We'll see what happens. I don't buy that as much as you do, specially if the Spurs don't soften up. There are options is my point. Cant give up a ton for a one year of Jakob.
How about Jak + 20 for 13 and a lottery protected future first?
I think its more about having frameworks/deals in your back pocket ready to go if the chips fall a certain way the day of. If I'm SAC I want to be damn certain that Ivey doesn't jump one of the consensus top 3 guys giving me a shot at Banchero or Chet at 4.
OK City doesn't want Dieng. If they trade up its for Sharpe.
Spurs aren't doing Jak +20, they want Jak for 3 assets, two of which are first round picks. Maybe they soften up to two assets, that is more doable. I don't think it happens though, I suspect Charlotte gets cold feet and just drafts a center.
That, plus there is a scrum for that pick still. Other teams are also throwing assets at them.
Lmfao. Literally the only person on earth that likes sharpe at this point. The guy is a damn peanut head.
Jrue was basically filler and 3 FRP
So 1-2 players, 2 future 1st round picks and a pick swap?
Da Fuk???
Dis is not what I meant when I said trade for Collins lmao
I agree with you overall - was just making a framework of how Jak ends up netting a lottery pick (even if not likely)
I'm not sold on trading Jakob. He has progressed nicely every season. Yeah, he's going into the last year of his contract, but I don't think you trade him just because he's gonna command too much money next offseason. He's an excellent rebounder and very good defender. Unless the Spurs have an offer they can't refuse I don't see it. With that being said I'm all for the best available player. Based on all the prospects and the players that are going to be legitimately available I see it as Sharpe, Davis, Sochan. I like the though of EJ Liddell at no. 20. He would fill the PF position that the Spurs need to address in this draft.
Yeah I'm pretty confident Jake Fischer pulled that right out of his rectum.
Sharpe and Dieng = bad picks for the spurs.
Duren or Sochan = better picks
Davis or Daniels = probable pick
If Duren, Sochan, or Daniels falls the spurs should jump on it. Davis should be there if the rest are already taken.
Gross. #20 for Collins seems more like market price after the Grant trade.
probably explains DJ's cryptic message
You must not visit other team's sites because this site is the only one who doesn't want Sharpe that I've seen.
beyond re ed
So many people fail to understand this primary pillar of negotiations.
Would they also have a deal to jump up and get Ivey?
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