« Reply #20 on: November 28, 2015, 08:52:12 PM »
They've already got Okafor, Noel, and Embiid on the back burner. Saric will be coming over and he's a SF/PF. Ben Simmons is looking like a lock for the #1 and he's a PF who some can be a SF but his jumper has really materialized yet so that may be out.
Philly is going to be desperate for guards and quick wings. Is it possible that, if Philly gets the #1, they'd be in the market to either trade back a few slots or open up a place in the lineup for Simmons and/or Saric be trading one of their centers?
The Celtics, I would think, would be a good option for a trade partner.
They will not trade the pick down...that goes completely against everything Hinke has worked so hard for.
Not really. He's worked toward assett collection and the pursuit of a superstar. If you mean to say that Simmons is the only superstar in the draft, then I agree, trading away that pick would go against what he's been working toward. But if he thinks Ingram or Skal or someone else has superstar potential, he'd be getting more assetts while still chasing that superstar, which is in line with what he's been doing all along.
That said, I think it's way more likely that the Sixers would take Simmons and look to move the least talented/worst fit of the Noel/Okafor/Embiid trio.
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