(06-28-2021, 09:58 AM)Mavs2021 Wrote: You don´t think LeBron would trade Kuzma for DFS, Kleber and Brunson? They might all three be individually superior to Kuzma.

(06-28-2021, 09:58 AM)Mavs2021 Wrote: Factor in the salaries and DFS alone is worth as much as Covington.

(06-28-2021, 10:56 AM)Guwop Wrote: what yall think of this 


DAL Sends KP to POR 
PHI Sends Simmons to POR
POR Sends CJ to PHI 
POR sends LILLARD to DAL

(06-28-2021, 10:56 AM)Guwop Wrote: what yall think of this 


DAL Sends KP to POR 
PHI Sends Simmons to POR
POR Sends CJ to PHI 
POR sends LILLARD to DAL

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: I understand that the KP doomers will ridicule this idea, but I could see something like this benefiting both teams:

KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

KP is a massive upgrade over Wiseman (especially in their system and on their timeline) and would make their 5-out lineup as potent as ever. DFS is also IMO a perfect complement to their other star power, as he plays great defense and hits corner 3s with no drama. He would step right into Wiggins' role at a tiny fraction of the cost. Add it up, and I'd argue that the deal improves Golden State right away and also saves them money (no small thing with their luxury tax situation). Thus the additional pick.

Dallas would start Wiseman at center. Wiggins would be the natural SF assuming he doesn't continue his career arc as the contract ballast in yet another deal. Maybe they keep the pick, or maybe they cash it in for another player via trade. But either way, that's the type of deal that helps move the team forward while building up the asset chest.

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

(06-28-2021, 02:28 PM)Thukydides Wrote: Wiggins played with Curry and Siakam was lead ballhandler on a bad team. I don't think this comparison is justifies

(06-28-2021, 02:30 PM)jesusshuttlesworth82 Wrote: I liked that GSW idea last year but I dont think Dallas has the patience to wait on Wiseman and the #7 pick to develop.  Only if they know they can flip those assets for something significant.

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: I understand that the KP doomers will ridicule this idea, but I could see something like this benefiting both teams:

KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

KP is a massive upgrade over Wiseman (especially in their system and on their timeline) and would make their 5-out lineup as potent as ever. DFS is also IMO a perfect complement to their other star power, as he plays great defense and hits corner 3s with no drama. He would step right into Wiggins' role at a tiny fraction of the cost. Add it up, and I'd argue that the deal improves Golden State right away and also saves them money (no small thing with their luxury tax situation). Thus the additional pick.

Dallas would start Wiseman at center. Wiggins would be the natural SF assuming he doesn't continue his career arc as the contract ballast in yet another deal. Maybe they keep the pick, or maybe they cash it in for another player via trade. But either way, that's the type of deal that helps move the team forward while building up the asset chest.

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

(06-28-2021, 12:28 PM)jesusshuttlesworth82 Wrote: Man...I'm already ready for the Lillard trade proposals to Dallas to be over with.  Can we fast forward two months?

(06-28-2021, 02:16 PM)Tyler Wrote: I understand that the KP doomers will ridicule this idea, but I could see something like this benefiting both teams:

KP/DFS for Wiseman/Wiggins/#7

KP is a massive upgrade over Wiseman (especially in their system and on their timeline) and would make their 5-out lineup as potent as ever. DFS is also IMO a perfect complement to their other star power, as he plays great defense and hits corner 3s with no drama. He would step right into Wiggins' role at a tiny fraction of the cost. Add it up, and I'd argue that the deal improves Golden State right away and also saves them money (no small thing with their luxury tax situation). Thus the additional pick.

Dallas would start Wiseman at center. Wiggins would be the natural SF assuming he doesn't continue his career arc as the contract ballast in yet another deal. Maybe they keep the pick, or maybe they cash it in for another player via trade. But either way, that's the type of deal that helps move the team forward while building up the asset chest.

• KP - big IF, right now looks like a negative asset but you never know
  
• DFS - I believe his contract and production would make him worth a first round pick
  
• Maxi - Even with his injury I think his contract, high 3%, overall defensive reputation would make him worth a pick (Boston with that large TPE is a team I am looking at)
  
• Powell - might be able to get 2nds for him. I like him as a rotational player, just thinking you could probably sell him at this point
  
• Terry, Green - probably worth something but you'd be selling low. Green might still be worth a late first.
  
• J Rich - probably a small asset if he opts in, maybe a 2nd round pick
  
• WCS - small asset, maybe a 2nd rounder
  
• Brunson - one of our best pieces bc his salary is so small. Worth at least 1 first round pick including the Mavs own pick if they wanted to get it back from NYK so that they could trade future picks
  
• JJR - in the right situation maybe you a 2nd round pick. Boston for example has a trade exception they could use (as an example).
  

(06-28-2021, 04:22 PM)Kammrath Wrote:

I want to see the new regime active in the draft. I would love to see what talent they could identify and nail at #7.

(06-28-2021, 06:43 PM)Tunesquad23 Wrote: What about Isiah Hartenstein? I think he would be a good backup big.