Total Members Voted: 51
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Quote from: saltlover on February 22, 2017, 05:46:40 PMI think it'll be small stuff.Zeller, Jackson, and a 2nd for Tucker and Barbosa.Mickey and the Cleveland 2nd for Terrence Jones.We potentially release one of Young or Green if Bogut is released and we're able to sign him.You've been consistent with this idea. I haven't seen any other proposals/rumors re: Tucker aside from Cs "deep interest," so if you're right it will be duly impressive.
I think it'll be small stuff.Zeller, Jackson, and a 2nd for Tucker and Barbosa.Mickey and the Cleveland 2nd for Terrence Jones.We potentially release one of Young or Green if Bogut is released and we're able to sign him.
Adam Himmelsbach Verified account@AdamHimmelsbachAs I said Tues, if Cs don't get big hit, they've identified group of guys who could provide bench help but don't plan to offer a 1st-rd pick4:51 PM - 22 Feb 2017
Quote from: ssspence on February 22, 2017, 05:49:00 PMhttp://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=h7xvvs5Cs trade 2017 MIN 2nd Round Pick, 2017 LAC 2nd Round Pick, 2018 Celtics 1st Round Pick to The Knicks. Cs trade the Clippers 2019 1st round pick back to them.TP for boldness and creativity. Landing Griffin without giving up a BKN pick would be legendary, but I doubt Doc would think so.
http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=h7xvvs5Cs trade 2017 MIN 2nd Round Pick, 2017 LAC 2nd Round Pick, 2018 Celtics 1st Round Pick to The Knicks. Cs trade the Clippers 2019 1st round pick back to them.
I will play:Celtics get Jimmy Butler for a package revolving around a Nets pick, Bradley, Brown and other picks and filler. We might also get Taj Gibson. The Celtics pick up Bogut and Tucker in two other separate trades for end of the bench players and picks.Celticblog goes nuts because the Celtics traded a Nets pick, other picks and Brown while thinking we sacrificed our future and have no chance of winning a title in the next two years.ORThe Celtics do nothing and Celticsblog goes nuts because we didn't do what I predicted above.
Quote from: nickagneta on February 22, 2017, 08:40:57 PMI will play:Celtics get Jimmy Butler for a package revolving around a Nets pick, Bradley, Brown and other picks and filler. We might also get Taj Gibson. The Celtics pick up Bogut and Tucker in two other separate trades for end of the bench players and picks.Celticblog goes nuts because the Celtics traded a Nets pick, other picks and Brown while thinking we sacrificed our future and have no chance of winning a title in the next two years.ORThe Celtics do nothing and Celticsblog goes nuts because we didn't do what I predicted above.TP. Standing pat would be smart, but no one had the patience for that.
Too often, we judge other groups by their worst examples while judging ourselves by our best intentions.
Quote from: tarheelsxxiii on February 22, 2017, 07:03:38 PMQuote from: ssspence on February 22, 2017, 05:49:00 PMhttp://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=h7xvvs5Cs trade 2017 MIN 2nd Round Pick, 2017 LAC 2nd Round Pick, 2018 Celtics 1st Round Pick to The Knicks. Cs trade the Clippers 2019 1st round pick back to them.TP for boldness and creativity. Landing Griffin without giving up a BKN pick would be legendary, but I doubt Doc would think so.Don't you mean landing Pierce without giving up a BKN pick??
I thought this was interesting. http://www.celticshub.com/2017/02/21/avery-bradley-trade-celtics-make/It does seem that keeping Bradley and Thomas past this summer could be tricky. Had be wondering whether Avery could be in a deal tomorrow. In addition to the Pacers, I could see him ending up on the Clips, Suns, Twolves, Thunder, Bucks, Grizz, or Pistons.
Quote from: ssspence on February 23, 2017, 12:11:36 AMI thought this was interesting. http://www.celticshub.com/2017/02/21/avery-bradley-trade-celtics-make/It does seem that keeping Bradley and Thomas past this summer could be tricky. Had be wondering whether Avery could be in a deal tomorrow. In addition to the Pacers, I could see him ending up on the Clips, Suns, Twolves, Thunder, Bucks, Grizz, or Pistons.No need to trade Bradley now, unless it's upgrading to someone better. Even if we miss out tomorrow, he'll still be more valuable as a trade piece for a star over the summer than the collection we'd get in this trade. Furthermore, if Miles opts in next year, we'd actually have less cap space after this trade than before it, making pursuing a max free agent more difficult.Bradley should only be traded if it's for a star now or in the summer, or to create room for a max free agent in the summer. Moving him for parts makes no sense. Even if he ultimately walks after next year, he's a very useful player in the meantime.
Quote from: saltlover on February 23, 2017, 12:23:36 AMQuote from: ssspence on February 23, 2017, 12:11:36 AMI thought this was interesting. http://www.celticshub.com/2017/02/21/avery-bradley-trade-celtics-make/It does seem that keeping Bradley and Thomas past this summer could be tricky. Had be wondering whether Avery could be in a deal tomorrow. In addition to the Pacers, I could see him ending up on the Clips, Suns, Twolves, Thunder, Bucks, Grizz, or Pistons.No need to trade Bradley now, unless it's upgrading to someone better. Even if we miss out tomorrow, he'll still be more valuable as a trade piece for a star over the summer than the collection we'd get in this trade. Furthermore, if Miles opts in next year, we'd actually have less cap space after this trade than before it, making pursuing a max free agent more difficult.Bradley should only be traded if it's for a star now or in the summer, or to create room for a max free agent in the summer. Moving him for parts makes no sense. Even if he ultimately walks after next year, he's a very useful player in the meantime.Maybe so. What about something like this:http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=jrquzgfPacers send their 2017 1st and 2018 2nd to the Cs. Cs send the MIN & LAC 2017 2nds to the Nets.
Quote from: ssspence on February 23, 2017, 12:29:39 AMQuote from: saltlover on February 23, 2017, 12:23:36 AMQuote from: ssspence on February 23, 2017, 12:11:36 AMI thought this was interesting. http://www.celticshub.com/2017/02/21/avery-bradley-trade-celtics-make/It does seem that keeping Bradley and Thomas past this summer could be tricky. Had be wondering whether Avery could be in a deal tomorrow. In addition to the Pacers, I could see him ending up on the Clips, Suns, Twolves, Thunder, Bucks, Grizz, or Pistons.No need to trade Bradley now, unless it's upgrading to someone better. Even if we miss out tomorrow, he'll still be more valuable as a trade piece for a star over the summer than the collection we'd get in this trade. Furthermore, if Miles opts in next year, we'd actually have less cap space after this trade than before it, making pursuing a max free agent more difficult.Bradley should only be traded if it's for a star now or in the summer, or to create room for a max free agent in the summer. Moving him for parts makes no sense. Even if he ultimately walks after next year, he's a very useful player in the meantime.Maybe so. What about something like this:http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=jrquzgfPacers send their 2017 1st and 2018 2nd to the Cs. Cs send the MIN & LAC 2017 2nds to the Nets.Same problem as the other one. We increase payroll next season and get a less valuable salary for trading. Again, it's okay to draft a guard with a top 4 pick, let him apprentice for a year, and then let AB walk.