The Clippers are trading Eric Bledsoe, Justise Winslow, Keon Johnson and future second-round pick to the Trail Blazers for Norman Powell and Robert Covington, sources tell ESPN.- woj
Maybe some of thrse deals will get done now..
Get him onboard and keep the tank rolling. Tank for Chet!
The Clippers are trading Eric Bledsoe, Justise Winslow, Keon Johnson and future second-round pick to the Trail Blazers for Norman Powell and Robert Covington, sources tell ESPN.- woj
Maybe some of thrse deals will get done now..
That feels like no value at all for Portland. How the mighty have fallen in Covington's case.
so...why did Portland trade Trent Jr to the Raps for Powell if they were just going to salary dump him??
From Portland's perspective it feels like they are about to blow it all up. It's about time too...
covington gonna be a spur next year if the clippers can't afford him.
Whoa, this feels like a steal for the Clippers. Adding Powell & the 6'7" Covington to Kawhi & PG makes for a very tall collection of swing players, none of whom are afraid of or unskilled at shooting threes... Great move for them.
Jak should be getting moved pretty soon right? That’s why he hasn’t been playing?
They did get under the tax, but they took on a ton of future money to do so.
Why the would Portland do that trade?
The Raptors turned Grevis Vasquez into OG and Norm Powell, Norm Powell into Gary Trent.
Steve Ballmer is worth $100 billion.... the payroll tax he'd have to pay would be something like the daily fluctuations in his stock portfolio.
I don't think they're going to blow it up. They obviously wanted to make room in the backcourt Simons, but I don't understand why they wouldn't trade Powell to a team that would actually send them back something valuable.
I think that's about where the Spurs should be on Poeltl. A good player plus a 1st would be great, but 2 FRP would be even better.
I think that's about where the Spurs should be on Poeltl. A good player plus a 1st would be great, but 2 FRP would be even better.
Pat Williams plus Portlands 2022 pick would work money wise. Would we do it? Would Chicago?
The Raptors turned Grevis Vasquez into OG and Norm Powell, Norm Powell into Gary Trent.
I would happily do this. I am not sure that Chicago would, but I would def do this if I was the Spurs.
I'm not clear on what a 'quality player' would be in a Poeltl trade. He's already one of only three good players on the team and the only center worth playing. I understand the tank mode and possibility they may not resign him after next year, but will what they get be better than him? Neither Chicago nor Toronto will give a FRP better than the #9 at which he was selected - with good return - and neither is going to give a 'quality player' better than him.
I don't really understand why Chicago wants Jakob tho tbh.
The Raptors don't have an expendable young player and wouldn't be amendable to making a fair trade even if they did and the Bulls only have White, which doesn't make a lot of sense.
Cir stances changed quickly, but in the end it's more luck for the Raptors.
This is not a good trade for the Trail Blazers, but even though it's a clear talent upgrade for the Clippers with little downside, it's not a great fit either.
They needed a third option who could defend small guards and play make; Powell can't provide either. This could mean Morris is traded next to reduce the tax hit/increase draft capital, but it'd eventually equal more S bag at the four, reducing one of their advantages which was size on the wings.
The Spurs lead the entire NBA in screen assists and contested shots. That’s Jakob, on both sides of the ball. He does all that mostly unnoticed work with only 3 fouls per game. That’s playoff gold, but not for us.
That is a catastrophically horrible deal for the Blazers where they just made the clippers so much better when they were already contenders when healthy.
Couldn't even get Boston jr or even a swap for 27 first.
Disgraceful when contenders get everything free, and with a week left in the deadline is even worse
Balmer doesn’t care about the tax.
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