ParniValjak
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http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/92155
OK so lets consider the real possibility that Horford, Yi, B. Wright and Hawes (who we apparently like) are off the table when pick 10 comes around. Would you trade our pick this year #10 for Pick 24 and Atlanta's unprotected pick in next year's draft?!
Considering that we are talking about Atlanta here, they are a certainty to be in the lottery again next year.
With pick 24, Petrie could do his bit and select a pleasant surprise and we would likely have 2 lottery picks next year.
Meanwhile, Phoenix was still working the phones in an attempt to secure a top-10 pick in Thursday’s NBA draft. The Suns don’t want a pick any lower than 10th to ensure a shot at one of the players they want.
Sources confirm there are two possible trade scenarios on the table:
• One involves just draft picks, with Phoenix dealing its 24th overall pick in Thursday’s draft along with Atlanta’s first-round pick in 2008 for a chance to move up.
• The other involves one or more picks and a player — indications point to James Jones or Kurt Thomas — for a spot among Thursday’s lottery picks.
Beginning with Charlotte at No. 8 and Sacramento at No. 10, there are teams willing to dangle their selection for a chance to acquire multiple assets, which the Suns have to offer
OK so lets consider the real possibility that Horford, Yi, B. Wright and Hawes (who we apparently like) are off the table when pick 10 comes around. Would you trade our pick this year #10 for Pick 24 and Atlanta's unprotected pick in next year's draft?!
Considering that we are talking about Atlanta here, they are a certainty to be in the lottery again next year.
With pick 24, Petrie could do his bit and select a pleasant surprise and we would likely have 2 lottery picks next year.