11-03-2020, 12:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-03-2020, 12:23 PM by Scott41theMavs.)
Omahen - I guess I belong to the camp that sees Wright at his current contract as having barely-negative-value in the league right now, and certainly shouldn't cost much more than a future 2nd to move him.
I think it says more that picks in *this* draft don't have so much move-up value.
I really want the Mavs to buy one of the Celtics' picks - especially if we use 31 to move up.
(11-03-2020, 12:21 PM)KillerLeft Wrote: This is from the Hoopshype rumor crawl, so take it for what it's worth, but:
"The Celtics have offered their three first-round picks (nos. 14, 26, and 30) in trades to try and move up, according to multiple league sources. So far, no one is biting. If the Celtics stay here, Hampton would make sense because he could serve as a spark-plug scorer off the bench. If Gordon Hayward were to leave Boston, secondary shot creation would be needed sooner rather than later."
Not sure that paints the "moving up is super cheap" narrative we were all hoping for. Could be BS though.
I think it says more that picks in *this* draft don't have so much move-up value.
I really want the Mavs to buy one of the Celtics' picks - especially if we use 31 to move up.