03-09-2021, 08:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-09-2021, 08:36 PM by DanSchwartzgan.)
(03-09-2021, 11:52 AM)F Gump Wrote: Disclaimer - Bobby Marks is good at this stuff, and I don't know what he wrote.
But if he said GS can't trade their 2021 pick, he goofed. If they wanted, GS could trade either the Minnesota pick, or their own.
Bobby Marks - "The Warriors owe Oklahoma City a top-20-protected first-round pick in 2021 from the Kelly Oubre Jr. trade. They will also send Memphis a top-four-protected first in 2024. The pick is top-one-protected in 2025 and unprotected in 2026. As a result of both trades, Golden State cannot trade its own first in any of the next seven seasons. The Warriors can trade the Minnesota (top-three-protected) 2021 first."
The above is what he said. I suspect his point is that there is a chance the 2021 pick will convey to OKC. So, you can't trade that one. There's a chance it will convey. So, you can't trade 2022 because you would be sending out two future picks in a row. They have traded 2024, so they can't trade 2023.
It seems like they could trade 2021 conditionally. So, Dallas receives the GS first if it falls between 1-20. If it doesn't, they get the best of the Minnesota 2022 first (if not conveyed to GS in 2021) or the Minnesota 2021 second (which wouldn't convey if the GS first goes to OKC). Clear? Of course, they could make it easy and just trade us the Minnesota first whether it conveys in 21 or 22.