Potential Free Agent/Trade/Sign Tracker, '25-'26 Season

[BuddyBuckets]

With Toronto seemingly a no-go for a trade now and if the Celts want to move Anfernee and cut costs, I would look that way for a starting-caliber pg.

Sure they are at apron so it would lilely have to be broken into more than one trade. Monk, then a sign and trade for Laravia(?) hopefully not Carter, but if that's what ot takes. . . Then work with Simons on an extension to lock him up long term.

Simons is less of a pg than Monk. Gross

 

[Joshyjosh31]

All for bringing in Schroeder and seeing DC battle it out and win the spot too. I just can't imagine throwing in unknowns with Sabonis, our star who we seem committed to, and saying this is the best we can do for you Domantas. You have to at least put some proven capable vets that fit the identity you want to go forward with, with your proven talent. Let the young guys earn their spots.

Ya domas ant good enough to be throwing around his weight like that

 

[coolhandluke]

Ya domas ant good enough to be throwing around his weight like that

Better than not giving a damn or scheming with your agent to escape to a better situation. At least he cares.

 

[Tetsujin]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1938795720246722771

 

[The_Jamal]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1938795720246722771

Ouch.

 

[macadocious]

If our big acquisition is signing the 37th best PG in the league to start for us…yikes.

 

[iowamcnabb]

I guess I’m not understanding why people don’t like Shroder. Killed it for the German national team, was awesome for the Nets (they traded him so they would stop winning) and then after barely playing in Golden state he finished strong in Detroit playing an important role for a team that was one bad call away from beating the Knicks.

He is a starting caliber point guard who isn’t going to cost 40 mill a year. If we can get him for 2 years at the midlevel I’m thrilled with that. We have time to find a long term starter and I still want to see if Devin can develop more as a lead ball handler.

 

[chief bromden]

I guess I’m not understanding why people don’t like Shroder. Killed it for the German national team, was awesome for the Nets (they traded him so they would stop winning) and then after barely playing in Golden state he finished strong in Detroit playing an important role for a team that was one bad call away from beating the Knicks.

He is a starting caliber point guard who isn’t going to cost 40 mill a year. If we can get him for 2 years at the midlevel I’m thrilled with that. We have time to find a long term starter and I still want to see if Devin can develop more as a lead ball handler.

If he's such a good catch, why is he always on the move? Not a great three point shot or on catch and shoot, and on the smaller side. I'd rather root for Monk if landing Schroeder means that Monk is on the way out.

 

[iowamcnabb]

If he's such a good catch, why is he always on the move? Not a great three point shot or on catch and shoot, and on the smaller side. I'd rather root for Monk if landing Schroeder means that Monk is on the way out.

He was great early in his career with Atlanta but then kinda fell off after that and it looked like his career was over but as I mentioned in my previous post he was really good last year.

If it was up to me, I’d just hand the keys to Carter because he can play defense, rebound and I believe in his offense but that is not that what the team wants. So, a short term veteran point guard is fine by me until we identify a long term solution.