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The team that we trade with is Charlotte to let you know the value.

Yes. It would clears the logjam and pick up some OK assets.
26 (37.7%)
No. He's too valuable as a playmaker.
32 (46.4%)
I would only trade him for a late first.
11 (15.9%)

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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #15 on: August 19, 2015, 07:02:40 PM »

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Let's face it: we are all trying to figure a way to get the roster down to 15 without cutting perry jones, because we are intrigued with his athleticism.  If we did not pick him up, there would be no such threads moving ET for 2nd rounders.
That's true. Probably too much wishful thinking.

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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #16 on: August 19, 2015, 07:07:08 PM »

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I wouldn't trade anyone on the roster for two 2nd rounders. I barely care if we have 1.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #17 on: August 19, 2015, 07:23:29 PM »

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People seem to forget how important ET was to this team last season. Its baffling.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #18 on: August 19, 2015, 07:51:39 PM »

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I have to ask, why?  Is he that detestable to you?

I've talked about Turner plenty, but the answer is:

(1) I think two second rounders is a lot higher than I'd expect his trade value to be
(2) He's just not very good
(3) He will take up playing time that could go to guys who have a future here
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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #19 on: August 19, 2015, 08:03:15 PM »

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People seem to forget how important ET was to this team last season. Its baffling.
Evan Turner is like training wheels. I think its time to take them off.
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I have to ask, why?  Is he that detestable to you?

I've talked about Turner plenty, but the answer is:

(1) I think two second rounders is a lot higher than I'd expect his trade value to be
(2) He's just not very good
(3) He will take up playing time that could go to guys who have a future here
(1) I disagree, but mostly because I dont think it gets much lower than 2 second rounders. I mean the guy is not overpaid and a very versatile player
(2) hes also not very bad
(3) heres the big one for me. I agree 100%. we either need to buy in to ET or move on from ET. If Ainge thinks he is a big part of the next contender (and I really hope thats not the case) then extend him, if not its time to see if Marcus, Rozier, Hunter, Young and I suppose PJIII can do.
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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #20 on: August 19, 2015, 08:36:40 PM »

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With glee
I have to ask, why?  Is he that detestable to you?

I've talked about Turner plenty, but the answer is:

(1) I think two second rounders is a lot higher than I'd expect his trade value to be
(2) He's just not very good
(3) He will take up playing time that could go to guys who have a future here

(4) Hits too many game winners for us to tank
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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #21 on: August 19, 2015, 08:46:55 PM »

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Yes. Heck, I'd trade him for one third rounder.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #22 on: August 19, 2015, 09:09:45 PM »

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People seem to forget how important ET was to this team last season. Its baffling.
It really is. He hit a ton of big shots for the C's last year and was the only guy who could get to the basket when Thomas was off the floor. He also improved a lot defensively. I don't understand where the hate for this guy is coming from. I'd like to see him traded because I think we know what Turner is now and I'd like to see the young guys get some run but two 2nd rounders wouldn't be enough for me. He's definitely better than that.
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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #23 on: August 19, 2015, 09:27:17 PM »

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No way, no matter where the picks are. ET was a #2 pick and is likely to be better than any 2nd rounder I'm any draft.

I am not a huge Turner fan, but he is a proven NBA rotation player. I don't understand why people want to downgrade our talent.

Also as celticsclay said, the last thing we need are more picks. Have too many to use already.

It's not that simple, though.  Trading Turner for a high second rounder or two would be trding Turner for:

More time with Smart as the primary ball handler
More time for younger players
Keeping PJIII
Taking a shot at two high second rounders (like Mickey) with zero risk (or more chips to trade up)

Are all of those things orth trading away Turner?  To me, yeah, it is.  It won't be to everyone, but people aren't just agreeing with this trade to get rid of him
I'm bitter.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #24 on: August 19, 2015, 09:36:35 PM »

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People seem to forget how important ET was to this team last season. Its baffling.

people seem to forget that 2nd rnd picks are virtually useless as far as getting talent for a team that is in dire need for some.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #25 on: August 19, 2015, 09:37:19 PM »

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I get that 2nd rounders are cheap, but they aren't that cheap. He's pretty cheap. And we know he can play to a degree.

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Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #26 on: August 19, 2015, 09:37:41 PM »

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No way, no matter where the picks are. ET was a #2 pick and is likely to be better than any 2nd rounder I'm any draft.

I am not a huge Turner fan, but he is a proven NBA rotation player. I don't understand why people want to downgrade our talent.

Also as celticsclay said, the last thing we need are more picks. Have too many to use already.

It's not that simple, though.  Trading Turner for a high second rounder or two would be trding Turner for:

More time with Smart as the primary ball handler
More time for younger players
Keeping PJIII
Taking a shot at two high second rounders (like Mickey) with zero risk (or more chips to trade up)

Are all of those things orth trading away Turner?  To me, yeah, it is.  It won't be to everyone, but people aren't just agreeing with this trade to get rid of him
I think some are but let's leave that alone.

I am not convinced that Smart can be the primary ball-handler.  Based on SL, he will get his chance this season, but what to do if he doesn't pan out as hoped?  Start Terry Rozier?  Doubtful for such an important position. IT is a defensive liability. I think you need Turner around for ball handling if you have to move Smart to the 2.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #27 on: August 19, 2015, 09:47:32 PM »

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No way, no matter where the picks are. ET was a #2 pick and is likely to be better than any 2nd rounder I'm any draft.

I am not a huge Turner fan, but he is a proven NBA rotation player. I don't understand why people want to downgrade our talent.

Also as celticsclay said, the last thing we need are more picks. Have too many to use already.

It's not that simple, though.  Trading Turner for a high second rounder or two would be trding Turner for:

More time with Smart as the primary ball handler
More time for younger players
Keeping PJIII
Taking a shot at two high second rounders (like Mickey) with zero risk (or more chips to trade up)

Are all of those things orth trading away Turner?  To me, yeah, it is.  It won't be to everyone, but people aren't just agreeing with this trade to get rid of him
I think some are but let's leave that alone.

I am not convinced that Smart can be the primary ball-handler.  Based on SL, he will get his chance this season, but what to do if he doesn't pan out as hoped?  Start Terry Rozier?  Doubtful for such an important position. IT is a defensive liability. I think you need Turner around for ball handling if you have to move Smart to the 2.

If Smart can't do it, you start IT and AB, then have Smart come off the bench with someone like Rozier.  It's not ideal, but the offense from the starting lineup, along with good defense from AB/Crowder(/Amir?) should be able to cover up some of IT's defensive deficiencies.  Meanwhile, Smart comes off the bench to try being a ball handler vs. lesser players, and Rozier is there to help if needed
I'm bitter.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #28 on: August 19, 2015, 10:04:33 PM »

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No way, no matter where the picks are. ET was a #2 pick and is likely to be better than any 2nd rounder I'm any draft.

I am not a huge Turner fan, but he is a proven NBA rotation player. I don't understand why people want to downgrade our talent.

Also as celticsclay said, the last thing we need are more picks. Have too many to use already.

It's not that simple, though.  Trading Turner for a high second rounder or two would be trding Turner for:

More time with Smart as the primary ball handler
More time for younger players
Keeping PJIII
Taking a shot at two high second rounders (like Mickey) with zero risk (or more chips to trade up)

Are all of those things orth trading away Turner?  To me, yeah, it is.  It won't be to everyone, but people aren't just agreeing with this trade to get rid of him
I think some are but let's leave that alone.

I am not convinced that Smart can be the primary ball-handler.  Based on SL, he will get his chance this season, but what to do if he doesn't pan out as hoped?  Start Terry Rozier?  Doubtful for such an important position. IT is a defensive liability. I think you need Turner around for ball handling if you have to move Smart to the 2.

If Smart can't do it, you start IT and AB, then have Smart come off the bench with someone like Rozier.  It's not ideal, but the offense from the starting lineup, along with good defense from AB/Crowder(/Amir?) should be able to cover up some of IT's defensive deficiencies.  Meanwhile, Smart comes off the bench to try being a ball handler vs. lesser players, and Rozier is there to help if needed

If Smart can't do it this year, then I think we really need to start thinking about what his trade value is. He is about the only player with any real value on our team. Combine him with BKN first, Young, and Zeller and we probably could get a legit stud.

Again, this is only if Smart is proving he can't cut it as a ball-handler or a go-to scorer as SG.

Re: Poll: Would you Trade Evan for two second rounders
« Reply #29 on: August 19, 2015, 10:06:48 PM »

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As for Turner, I am happy go keep him around. He is on a cheap contract, is extremely versatile, and basically does everything that made people so mad about Jeff Green (high assist/rebound numbers). I like the idea of Jones III, but is his potential really that sky-high?