That's what happens when you are a tentative bitch.
Not that I would trade Harden and Ibaka for him, but I wonder if Dwight would even consent to a trade to OKC, even if it means playing with Durant and Westbrook.
Presti might do it, but I'm wondering if Dwight would agree to a trade to one of the smallest market in the NBA, even if it meant having a great chance to win multiple chips.Sam Presti would have no choice.
Perry Jones going from a top ten pick to a possible second-rounder should remind everyone again that athletic big men do not actually rise in the draft combine process just due to their athleticism despite what every draft pundit says. Players rise because of good interviews or when they're considered unathletic and have incredible combine results or when they were under the radar in the college season and scouts need to trick themselves into believing that someone in their range can be a star.
Not that I would trade Harden and Ibaka for him, but I wonder if Dwight would even consent to a trade to OKC, even if it means playing with Durant and Westbrook.
Would you take it Gondo? Assume the Thunder lose tonight.Presti might do it, but I'm wondering if Dwight would agree to a trade to one of the smallest market in the NBA, even if it meant having a great chance to win multiple chips.
Perry Jones going from a top ten pick to a possible second-rounder
He would be the greatest coach of all time if heRick would be a super assistant
Even though I love both Harden and Ibaka and dislike Dwight, I'd lean toward saying yes.Would you take it Gondo? Assume the Thunder lose tonight.
Assume they win.
I think Harden and Ibaka are worth Dwight, but I don't know that Presti does. Harden is especially hard to part with--having a top 5 SG coming off your bench who can also handle the ball and distribute is a huge luxury and advantage over most teams.Red Blaster said:lawl at you thinking Harden + Ibaka aren't worth Dwight considering having him on the roster without giving up YNB or Durant would actually make that stupid 5 rings proclamation of yours a possible reality.
Pretty much what I'd say.Even though I love both Harden and Ibaka and dislike Dwight, I'd lean toward saying yes.
Then again, if OKC chips with the current roster I see no reason to shake things up.
no...Knicks-gaf...Scott Machado future.
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Even though I love both Harden and Ibaka and dislike Dwight, I'd lean toward saying yes.
Then again, if OKC chips with the current roster I see no reason to shake things up.
I think Harden and Ibaka are worth Dwight, but I don't know that Presti does. Harden is especially hard to part with--having a top 5 SG coming off your bench who can also handle the ball and distribute is a huge luxury and advantage over most teams.
You really need to research these picks, this isn't a giveup draft year. Knicks can legit get a good bench player where they are, this draft is deep.Id have to agree. But who gives a fuck really?
I think it's possible to keep them both, but flipping both for a third superstar would solve our conundrum.It's basically Harden for Dwight, right? I was under the impression Ibaka will walk after this season. Can't possibly pay both him and Harden with Westbrook and Durant's contracts, right? Harden will be due some money.
The Dwight for Ibaka/Harden hypothetical is one of those really tough questions.
Well, there's the whole resigning situation.It's only tough because Dwight had back surgery recently.
Also have any of you heard of Elaine Alden? Some supermodel that apparently Landry Fields is dating.
You really need to research these picks, this isn't a giveup draft year. Knicks can legit get a good bench player where they are, this draft is deep.
I think you have to take back Turk and that's not entirely all that bad. For other teams yes, but as a sixth man?
If we're giving you Harden and Ibaka, fuck taking Turkoglu.I think you have to take back Turk and that's not entirely all that bad. For other teams yes, but as a sixth man?
Sorry, you can't do the deal without taking Turk really. It's why Dwight is stuck, Orlando isn't going to just give him up.If we're giving you Harden and Ibaka, fuck taking Turkoglu.
Ryan Anderson is the only other guy I even want, Big Baby is probably overpaid slightly but I'd take him too to help our depth at PF.
I think it's possible to keep them both, but flipping both for a third superstar would solve our conundrum.
It would have to be for a big, and the only bigs that are remotely worth that kind of value are Dwight and maybe, maybe Bynum. But fuck Bynum.
He grew up in LAThose stupid fucking glasses.. I want to burn them with a lighter
Bennett has said they're willing to pay the luxury tax to keep the team together, but who knows if that's true or not.Interesting, I never looked at the Thunder's cap myself. I just have heard in many places they can't keep both.
I can't imagine Presti taking on a contract as terrible as Hedo's. One of the worst contracts in the league.benjipwns said:Sorry, you can't do the deal without taking Turk really. It's why Dwight is stuck, Orlando isn't going to just give him up.
I was mostly exploring the hypothetical though. Hedo's not the worst guy to get stuck with.
If you want Dwight that is.
I can't either, but I guess was interested on your take, contract aside.I can't imagine Presti taking on a contract as terrible as Hedo's. One of the worst contracts in the league.
Contract aside, I'd take him. He could come off the bench and try to take over the role that Harden played.I can't either, but I guess was interested on your take, contract aside.
Also have any of you heard of Elaine Alden? Some supermodel that apparently Landry Fields is dating.
You really need to research these picks, this isn't a giveup draft year. Knicks can legit get a good bench player where they are, this draft is deep.
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Dragic wants to return to Houston, also wants to be a starting PG.
YOU CAN'T HAVE BOTH! Unless Morey wants to unload Lowry, who doesn't like McHale. Dragic called McHale, a great coach and a great guy. Seems to be sending messages to the FO.
Lowry will be gone.
Who says no? You immediately get rid of Lowry's contract and the sure-to-come internal conflict he will soon bring upon the organization for the low price of a slightly used, expiring Reke!
Fucks not included.
Chad Ford said:Hearing similar RT @JohnCanzanoBFT: NBA GM tells me he thinks Blazers take Lillard at No. 6, & wouldn't chance trying to get him at No. 11
Lowry will be gone.
You can't have a starting PG who literally does does not want to play for the head coach and has come out and publicly said so. They should be able to get something back for him. Wouldn't surprise me AT ALL if he ends up in LA and I get that puss Gasol back.
That is a doomsday scenario for me.
John Canzano is a liar...so maybe not.
You just gave me an amazing idea.
Okafor/Lowry to the Lakeshow
Kevin Martin to the Wiz
Gasol to the Rockets
WHO SAYS NO?!
Anything is better than a tainted Bobcats pointguard.That's stupid high
shut up and TAKE DJ
fixed for true justiceAnything is better than a tainted Knicks pointguard.
Anything is better than a taint Bobcats pointguard.
You just gave me an amazing idea.
Okafor/Lowry to the Lakeshow
Kevin Martin to the Wiz
Gasol to the Rockets
WHO SAYS NO?!
fixed for true justice