20 Oct 2019 17:46:49
OKC collected 6 1st picks. If neither Indiana nor Boston can sign them, OKC should trade for:

OKC: Sabonis, Brown

Boston: Ferguson, 3x 1st

Indiana: Buzley, 3x 1st

Finally they could move Adams for a scorer like Hardaway - maybe. : )

20 Oct 2019 18:14:45
How does OKC resign them? Just resigning one of them to the near max deal will put OKC up against the LUXURY cap next year. The other walks after giving up 3 firsts to get?

20 Oct 2019 20:33:58
By moving Adams to Dallas :)
Take Waiters from Heat beside Dragic and Leonard for Paul.
Next summer they have Adams (or Hardaway : ) and Waiters have only 1y left (nice trade chips) and Gallinari, Leonard and Dragic are gone.

But sry, you have to think a lit bit. Using the brain. You know. , )

21 Oct 2019 00:32:01
So you have essentially have traded Westbrook, Grant, Adams, PG13 and 2 young talents away and to have Sabonis, Brown, SGA and a future 1st from Dallas to show for it. Plus, OKC will still be pushing up against the Luxury tax line.

I don't think that is a good haul at all. At least that is what my brain says.

21 Oct 2019 02:41:38
OKC would be giving up to much. 2 young assets and 6 1sts they are giving up way to much. No way BOS and IND get 3 1sts and a young asset for players they want to move or a player that wants to much money.

21 Oct 2019 08:35:26
I like Sabonis, but receiving 3 picks for him is a rip off. so a big yes for Indy.

J Brown isn't worth more than 80M for 4 years. Even if he has a breakout year, it would only be because it's a money year.

21 Oct 2019 15:54:10
I'd be shocked if Indy or Boston got two firsts for Brown/ Sabonis, let alone 3 and a young player.