Mario Hezonja has been playing better of late and at 22 has a lot of growth ahead of him. The magic are shopping him and he would be a good solid addition along with Jackson at the 3
Better off just waiting for the off season.
I think the rule is that we can only offer him $5million, how much his option is worth.bring him in now if you can get him. Orlando is resigned to letting him go since they didnt pick up his option and we have always wanted him. If you can get him on the cheap, you bring him in and stick him next to Bog, showcase him young team he can grow with and off you go.
I just truly hope the Kings do something. And something that isn't stupid. (Aka, trading old guys) I'm having a really hard time being a Kings fan now. I don't like some players. Some players make no sense here.
Honestly if nothing happens, I'm likely done for the season. Maybe absense will make my heart grown fonder. But "The Trade" of last year has really given me a black heart when it comes to this team. It's sad... but it is what it is. I can't force myself to pretend to like some players. It will never happen.
Harkless is garbage. I'd rather have stanley johnson
I think there is a lot more chance that they blow it all up and dump salaries if they can. They are not going to take on long term deals since they are certain LeBron won't be back.Wow the Cavs are a train wreck right now. They just got rolled over after being up big early to Orlando which are not really a great team. They coach said he did not feel well and went to the locker room before halftime.
Just maybe they will have a fire sale in the next 48 hours? I think they need a new point guard and a new center!
I just truly hope the Kings do something. And something that isn't stupid. (Aka, trading old guys) I'm having a really hard time being a Kings fan now. I don't like some players. Some players make no sense here.
Honestly if nothing happens, I'm likely done for the season. Maybe absense will make my heart grown fonder. But "The Trade" of last year has really given me a black heart when it comes to this team. It's sad... but it is what it is. I can't force myself to pretend to like some players. It will never happen.
I think there is a lot more chance that they blow it all up and dump salaries if they can. They are not going to take on long term deals since they are certain LeBron won't be back.
I would laugh hard if Cavs traded LeBron to Atlanta or something like that![]()
So it says we’re looking into Mo Harkless that a great move 3D guy that’s only 24
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Would it be in any way possible for a trade involving LeBron for Cousins? Sort of makes sense if Cavs are resettimg
LBJ has a no trade clause.
He can veto and has already said he wont waive it.As in no trade at all or he has the power to veto? Sorry, have been out of touch with contracts and personnel stuff for a while
I understand how some feel about the trade, but if Cousins had health issues here after signing a supermax extension, the team would’ve been turkey for half a decade.
But yeah, fresh blood needs to be introduced
We have 0 shot at resigning Paul George. He's about to be 28yearsold and in his prime. He wants to play for a contending team, and that's not Sacramento. We are a rebuilding team that would only have 2-3 pieces around him. Let's say he chases the money vs. contending, he could easily go to a more desirable market like LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, or even Atlanta.Personally, the player I would like Vlade to target is Paul George, particularly if we don't pick Doncic.
He's one of the best players at the position we are weakest at, is old and accomplished enough to be the leader of a young team, and young enough to grow with the team for several years. If Fox and this year's pick develop into all star level players, with George, we'll have 3 potential all stars on the rosters. Add a smattering of other players, Bogie, Buddy, Giles (another potential stud, if the FO is to be believed), Mason, one or both of Skal/Papa, and we might have the tools to compete for years.
I purposely didn't include Willie. I don't think George (or any other tier 1 FA) signs with us this year (cap space will also be a factor. We might be able to create it, but costs could be high). We'll need to acquire him via trade. If he feels we have a better shot going forward, he might be willing to come over. If so, we'll need to give up Willie (and likely more, but we can give them some relief, if we can trade Hill's contract, which has a low buyout, so hopefully not too much more).
Pretty big leap of faith to suggest a player leave a team currently with 31 wins to join a team currently at 17. I do think though that the Thunder need at least one other major player to compete with GSW and Rockets, but lack the assets to acquire them. If the dominos (ping pong balls really) fall correctly for us, and we don't screw up, we could have one of the more promising futures in the league, something that will be attractive to FAs.
We have 0 shot at resigning Paul George. He's about to be 28yearsold and in his prime. He wants to play for a contending team, and that's not Sacramento. We are a rebuilding team that would only have 2-3 pieces around him. Let's say he chases the money vs. contending, he could easily go to a more desirable market like LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, or even Atlanta.
Trading for him doesn't make any sense because there's less than 1% chance he'd resign. There's no reason for him to consider resigning in Sacramento. He was unhappy in Indiana, so I would assume the same here. Plus, we're still the most dysfunctional franchise in the NBA. That label is not changing anytime soon until we make the playoffs.
I would argue that Phoenix are by far the most disfunctional franchise in the NBA but agree with the rest of the post. No chance we can get or keep PG13.We have 0 shot at resigning Paul George. He's about to be 28yearsold and in his prime. He wants to play for a contending team, and that's not Sacramento. We are a rebuilding team that would only have 2-3 pieces around him. Let's say he chases the money vs. contending, he could easily go to a more desirable market like LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, or even Atlanta.
Trading for him doesn't make any sense because there's less than 1% chance he'd resign. There's no reason for him to consider resigning in Sacramento. He was unhappy in Indiana, so I would assume the same here. Plus, we're still the most dysfunctional franchise in the NBA. That label is not changing anytime soon until we make the playoffs.
I would argue that Phoenix are by far the most disfunctional franchise in the NBA but agree with the rest of the post. No chance we can get or keep PG13.
Nothings going to happen is it? An uneventful, losing second half to look forward to
More sellers than buyers it looks like so far.
If things do heat up, decent chance it's for a whole lot less than the sellers thought they could get.
We have 0 shot at resigning Paul George. He's about to be 28yearsold and in his prime. He wants to play for a contending team, and that's not Sacramento. We are a rebuilding team that would only have 2-3 pieces around him. Let's say he chases the money vs. contending, he could easily go to a more desirable market like LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, or even Atlanta.
Trading for him doesn't make any sense because there's less than 1% chance he'd resign. There's no reason for him to consider resigning in Sacramento. He was unhappy in Indiana, so I would assume the same here. Plus, we're still the most dysfunctional franchise in the NBA. That label is not changing anytime soon until we make the playoffs.
I agree. I think it might be wishful to expect even a late first for Hill when that’s what Tyreke will probably fetch
Man, I just want one new prospect on the roster to spice up this monotony