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white men can't jump wrote: View PostWhat would you trade for the Lakers draft pick?
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap...ity-For-Lakers
DeMar would be an upgrade and I'm sure he'd be happy to go back home.. but he plays the same spot that Kobe already plays. I'm not sure the Lakers look at Ross is a big upgrade considering he's still developing.
Amir is another thought but I don't think the Lakers would give up a #6 pick for him when they could use it for a star player.
If the Lakers do trade the #6 pick I see Boston as a team that might come calling. Rondo on the Lakers makes a lot of sense for both teams. Especially since Rondo has one year left on his contract and LA wants to win now with Kobe who only has 2 years left on his.
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MACK11 wrote: View PostDeRozan and #20
Ross and #20
And to include DeRozan or Ross it would definitely depend who is on the board on draft night.
As much as I dislike DD's game, there was that exchange a couple of months back where people finally convinced me he is EFFECTIVE (still inefficient.... and of course, still not a fan of his game).
Dude has value, no question.
And I'd have no problem taking back Nash for a year. Comes off next summer like a lot of other contracts.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostWhat would you trade for the Lakers draft pick?
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap...ity-For-Lakers
Eric Pincus: Mitch Kupchak acknoweldged the Lakers might trade their first-round pick "I think there's a possibility" Twitter @EricPincus
Mike Trudell: Potential franchise changers in this coming NBA Draft? Kupchak: "Yes … I think there are several that could be really, really good." Twitter @LakersReporter
Kupchak hyping that pick!
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It would have to be an 'on-the-clock'(Lakers on clock on draft night) deal for me to part ways with DeMar and our pick. I would only do it if there's a select few players on the board at whatever selection it is. Wiggins, Parker, Exum, Vonleh, Randle, Smart in that order. I don't think I'd even do it for Smart, as much as I like him as a player. And yea, Nash would have to come here as well. But in that case, if we selected Exum, then we wouldn't re-sign Lowry. And I'm torn on that one.
I trust in the Masai Warrior to do his job and make the best selection possible. Haven't felt so comfortable with a Toronto GM since Pat Gillick, who was a master!
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Mack North wrote: View PostIt would have to be an 'on-the-clock'(Lakers on clock on draft night) deal for me to part ways with DeMar and our pick. I would only do it if there's a select few players on the board at whatever selection it is. Wiggins, Parker, Exum, Vonleh, Randle, Smart in that order. I don't think I'd even do it for Smart, as much as I like him as a player. And yea, Nash would have to come here as well. But in that case, if we selected Exum, then we wouldn't re-sign Lowry. And I'm torn on that one.
I trust in the Masai Warrior to do his job and make the best selection possible. Haven't felt so comfortable with a Toronto GM since Pat Gillick, who was a master!
Remember trading for David Cone at the deadline..... nuts.
Just win baby and shit takes care of itself.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostI think you use Anderson as a point-forward. He can play with a point guard, or a score-first guard. Either way it's not that hard to make things work.
However, should we not try get a serviceable 5?
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostI'm not his biggest fan, but depending on how things played out, I'd be fine with it. Still though, we need a guy who can play SF, whether it comes in the draft or free agency. DeMar and Ross will still eat up lots of SG minutes.
Worked well for Knicks last year (and this), worked great for Suns this year & yes even us (Kyle & Vasquez).
Need to focus on a solid 3 or 5 (unless someone falls through cracks)
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Mapko wrote: View PostPG or SF that can handle the ball? Works for me.
However, should we not try get a serviceable 5?
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Mediumcore wrote: View PostNo worries, I don't feel singled out, but I've seen a few Bucks games and I feel like Henson has good rebounding instincts, and feel around the basket. His lack of strength is an issue but strength and experience don't always come quickly to bigs so I'm just taking into consideration the player he could be once he gains those attributes.
Edited: I meant J HensonLast edited by Mapko; Fri Apr 18, 2014, 09:31 PM.
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ball4life wrote: View PostThis is particularly true... one example i can think of is the Bulls.. They want to clear as much cap space to go after Melo.. They need about 7 Mill off their books to offer Melo a descent 18-19 Mil/year... They can pass their draft picks and mike dunleacy's contract for something we have.... ooo heyyyy Salmons and your non-guaranteed 7mill contract
AND if Masai has to get more shit from the Bulls to make more room for Melo, he will!! cuz the Warlord wants to #FuckTheKnicks
Dunleavy is a better player (at least on O) than anybody we are likely to get at No 20. Extra first would not hurt.
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Matt52 wrote: View PostI'd start with the two 2nds instead of #20.
And to include DeRozan or Ross it would definitely depend who is on the board on draft night.
As much as I dislike DD's game, there was that exchange a couple of months back where people finally convinced me he is EFFECTIVE (still inefficient.... and of course, still not a fan of his game).
Dude has value, no question.
And I'd have no problem taking back Nash for a year. Comes off next summer like a lot of other contracts.
so our lineup next year:
Lowry (assuming he comes back), TRoss, DENG (If DD gone we should have $$), Amir & JVal.
Bench: Exum (or Smart), Vasquez, Fields, 2Pat & Psycho.
Add to this 1 of prior ideas (Salmons for Dunleavy & Bull's first) -Legit top 10 team in the NBA (and still young with a lot up upside).
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