Would you trade Bradley to G.S. for a 2020 first.

[KG Living Legend]

 Hypothetically if The Warrior's wanted to fortify  their backcourt, would you trade Bradley for an unprotected 2020 first round pick.
 Or would you trade Sully to the Wizards for a 2019 first.

[saltlover]

No to Bradley, yes to Sully.

[obnoxiousmime]

Why those options? 2019 and 2020 are really far away, making it difficult to answer. Generally speaking, I'd be more willing to trade Sullinger for a first rounder since his anticipated contract next season will probably be less cost effective than Bradley's current deal. However, those picks are so far off that the value of the pick is lowered. If it's only going to benefit you 4, 5 years in the future then how much worth is it really, even with the off chance of it being in the lottery?

[Hemingway]

Interesting question. I think I'd defiantly trade Sully for a future pick. We are going to need more picks if we want to get Cousins next year or something like that. AB is harder, but I think I'd have to do it because it would only cost us a few games and it gives us another chance at a top pick. The west is brutal and GSW could be bad by then.

[saltlover]

Why those options? 2019 and 2020 are really far away, making it difficult to answer. Generally speaking, I'd be more willing to trade Sullinger for a first rounder since his anticipated contract next season will probably be less cost effective than Bradley's current deal. However, those picks are so far off that the value of the pick is lowered. If it's only going to benefit you 4, 5 years in the future then how much worth is it really, even with the off chance of it being in the lottery?

Not the OP, but Golden State can't trade a 1st outright until 2019.

[SHAQATTACK]

I dunno , but

I d trade ET for a Big Mac Meal

[Old Wine]

YES # 1 >> YES #2

[Geo123]

No way.  You are undervaluing him.  A low #1 for a cost controlled guy who's one of the best on ball defenders in the league? Nope

[hodgy03038]

Absolutely not

[Moranis]

Why those options? 2019 and 2020 are really far away, making it difficult to answer. Generally speaking, I'd be more willing to trade Sullinger for a first rounder since his anticipated contract next season will probably be less cost effective than Bradley's current deal. However, those picks are so far off that the value of the pick is lowered. If it's only going to benefit you 4, 5 years in the future then how much worth is it really, even with the off chance of it being in the lottery?

Isn't that the point of the trade.  To make it far enough out that you hope GS or Wash goes into the crapper in the next couple of seasons and thus gives those picks a lot more value.  I mean if you traded for next year's pick it is in the end of the 1st round, but by putting it off a couple of years there is almost a certainty that it will be better and maybe WAY better.

[IDreamCeltics]

I wouldn't trade Bradley for anything less than a middle first (he was the 19th pick in the first round of his draft).  He's on a super cheap contract (considering the new NBA salary cap), plays a ton of D, doesn't need the ball in his hands to play hard, and can hit 3's.  That's the ideal NBA 3rd guard and his value is only going up until his contract expires in 2018. 

If Avery played on the Spurs he'd be a media and NBA darling.

[slamtheking]

why?  just why?

don't we have enough picks lined up already?  we don't have enough room on the roster for the picks we need to make next year nevermind all the picks after that.  what we need is better players, not more chances at a mid-to-late first round pick. 

if we trade Sully and AB it had better be for a very good starting SF or at least a good C.

[clover]

No, of course not. He's worth more than that, he's on a decent contract, and we don't really have any other proven SGs at this point.

As to Sully, yeah, if that was the best I could get.

[littleteapot]

I don't think I would trade any legitimate asset (which includes both Bradley and Sully) for what amounts to a complete shot in the dark 5 years from now. We have no idea which teams will be good or bad or if the draft will be good, and it's not for FIVE YEARS.

[Monkhouse]

 Hypothetically if The Warrior's wanted to fortify  their backcourt, would you trade Bradley for an unprotected 2020 first round pick.
 Or would you trade Sully to the Wizards for a 2019 first.

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Really?