Trade Scenarios and Potential Stars that we could add in the offseason

[alewilliam789]

Just added two articles if you guys would like to go check them out:

https://bandrincorporated.wordpress.com/celtics-current-roster-2/

[Smokeeye123]

All of our picks plus Smart and Crowder for Kawhi Leonard.

[The Rondo Show]

All of our picks plus Smart and Crowder for Kawhi Leonard.

Kawhi will be in SA for a long time.

[Celtics4ever]

Number one makes me think you should not quit your day job.   I can live with two and three somewhat.

[Dino Pitino]

Might want to dial down the praise, like calling Jordan "once in a generation" or "skilled", or like calling Lopez a "two-way masterpiece", lol*, but otherwise a nice article, nice analysis, with some interesting ideas.

*Unless you were intentionally exaggerating for comic effect?

[sh_touttahere]

I say offer Deandre the max and lets get this show on the road

[Greyman]

Thanks for posting, interesting read. I would like the new era to get going sooner than later so these are the sorts of deals/options DA and CBS need to look at.

[Hemingway]

What if PP wants to come back but we also want to use cap money on another player, something like Turner and filler for PP? Was gets something and PP could just opt out but this way he still gets paid?

[Irish Stew]

Thanx for the article. I'll just give my comments on those three trade possibilities that were suggested. The Corey Brewer/Terrence Jones trade seems a bit unlikely to me. I don't want Brewer and I don't think that they are moving Jones. I think that Houston may need two basketballs if they get Thomas. The Perry Jones idea is a no brainer for the Celtics but I think that OKC would be underwhelmed by the offer of two 2nd round picks. Harrison Barnes with his terrific stroke from 3-point land would be nice but I don't think that GSW would view Olynyk as more than a rotation guy and not a starting 4. Having said that, including Young and our Clippers pick doesn't make our offer unreasonable, so sure, why not?

[The One]

Number one makes me think you should not quit your day job.   I can live with two and three somewhat.

Ouch...that left a mark.

[alewilliam789]

Might want to dial down the praise, like calling Jordan "once in a generation" or "skilled", or like calling Lopez a "two-way masterpiece", lol*, but otherwise a nice article, nice analysis, with some interesting ideas.

*Unless you were intentionally exaggerating for comic effect?

I've heard him called one of the most athletic centers in history by NBA players and I similarly agree. As for Jordan being skilled I'm talking about his skill as a rebounder and as a defender. Also I may have exaggerated on Lopez, but it was because I was exaggerating the fact that the league lacks two way talent like Brook. Thank you for your commentary because it helps me get better as a writer.

[alewilliam789]

Number one makes me think you should not quit your day job.   I can live with two and three somewhat.

I respect your opinion, but can you explain to me why you don't think it would be a possibility or why it would be a bad trade?

[farishmj16]

Number one makes me think you should not quit your day job.   I can live with two and three somewhat.

made me laugh

[farishmj16]

As much as i love deandre, i dont really see him fitting in our offense at all. Horrible passer, bad shooter, and historically bad free throw shooter. However, he is an amazing defender and rim protector and better rebounder- something we obviously needed against the Cavs this series

[farishmj16]

as much as i love and covet deandre i dont see him as a good fit for us. bad passer, bad shooter, and a historically bad free throw shooter.  He sure fills the void for our lack or rim protection, rebounding, and lock down defender- things we did not have against the cavs