@philly I dunno man, jonas and terrence would be 2 young and controllable assets for the kings. I dont see them getting a much better deal then that. Depends on what you think about giving those two a chance to lead a team instead of bein behind lowry and demar. Ross' trade value has to be it's highest ever right now.
Griffin is really the lynchpin for that team's success. Jordan and Paul will always play at a high level. Griffin just isn't consistent and relies too heavily on the midrange 2 which is the worst shot valuewise for anyone to take.Originally Posted by The Professor
Griffin also sucks, so that's a factor.
@philly dont see any team making a better package then that unless the kings just really wanna tank and boston is willing to move jaylen brown and marcus smart + picks.
the better the raptors play the even more less likely your crazy ass trade will happen
That makes no sense lol. If jonas and ross play well youd expect them to be worth more..
No, because people aren't dumb. They aren't going to pay extra for what they can probably get through the draft.
Ok so one your assuming sacramento isnt dumb and two you think two young nba rotation players on very good long term contracts is replaceable through the draft?
There is a pretty big benefit to having players like ross and valanciunas locked up during a rebuild because they could potentially be peaking when and if sacramento cashes in on the process. With boogie on that team sacramento isnt getting a top 5 pick. With valanciunas and ross, you can tank with players who you know are already solid nba contributors and build a winning culture around them.
You can easily make a case for trading boogie for real nba ready depth and picks or you can go full "trust the process" mode with boston and aquire jaylen + picks imo. Dont see any other team with enough assets to aquire boogie, but sacramento would be dumb to keep him beyond this year imo.
Your problem is that you over value your team's players.
there's a word for that....
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