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re: The Official Trade Proposal Thread

Posted on 5/10/24 at 11:56 am to
Posted by Pels_Yaz
Member since Apr 2023
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Posted on 5/10/24 at 11:56 am to
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Good GMs don’t wait until rock bottom to sell an asset.


I don’t know man. Most do. Masai and other gms are the same. I’ll be honest no one really thought about trading BI last summer. We needed this season and abysmal playoff run to understand that. Now the real issue Griff has is accepting sunk cost and selling when necessary. For instance, hes let Lonzo and now Val walk for nothing instead of just accepting whats given. He needs to accept the value of BI and move forward regardless if the criticism he gets for what he gets back. I still think he can get solid value just not as high as he thinks.
Posted by saintslsupels
Member since Jul 2014
1810 posts
Posted on 5/10/24 at 12:59 pm to
Bobby Marks ESPN
Thought this segment from Bobby Marks was pretty interesting. He's not really saying anything you don't know, but it's interesting to hear someone who's been a GM give some info on how this works. Quality is pretty crap but a good listen for Pels fans.

One big thing I got from this is that I think BI has more trade value than what we think. Marks said that the trend now is that centers don't typcially get huge contracts, but big wings are the ones getting the huge contracts. BI is still considered young, can score 20+ ppg, and can handle the ball and be a playmaker. Marks said that normally those types of players get max contracts. To me, that means BI has some trade value.

I think as fans we're looking at BI as a guy that other teams won't be interested in because he's not working out well as the #2 behind Zion. But it seems like other teams will see a big scoring, play making wing who isn't terrible at defense and rebounding.

I'm not saying we're going to get a huge haul, but this idea that we trade BI for peanuts isn't accurate. If we want to include some picks, I think we can get alot of value from trading him, Much easier said than done though.
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