A "favorable" deal would be Zach going their way, and a FRP coming back with Ja.Perry can talk all he wants until he's blue in the face, but this is the exact kind of move Vivek has made over and over and over and over again.
I don't even know what a favorable deal for us would look like here? He adds another year onto the LaVine contract. I guess if you want to clean Monk/Dennis into 1 asset, but it doesn't subtract any money. I think we'll be able to get a positive asset from DDR and if not, we can clean his contract this off-season.
Unless we're getting assets with Ja (Cam? Cedric Coward? Picks?), stay far far away
A "favorable" deal would be Zach going their way, and a FRP coming back with Ja.
Jesus no. He wants Miami send him there. Or to the multiple other teams. Oh, maybe that's just agent or team leak to make it sounds like there's a market. We're not buyers this year.
That would be it from Perry for me if we did that.I'd be good with that. Add a year of the big contract for a FRP. Give Ja a chance to be C-Webb 2.0 and reinvent himself here.
My worry is the trade will look like LaVine+Carter+FRP for Ja.
This would be better if we could turn Jaylen Wells into another pick (1st or 2nd).
The assignment is to end up with less SG not more!
Jaylen’s more of a wing than a straight up guard and KCP is really just a throw in to make salaries work at this point lolThe assignment is to end up with less SG not more!
At least those are the two current Kings that actually play that im least attached to.
Our family would be happy to hear that Jaylen got traded to Sacramento. My son knows him - they are not "close"; more casual friends / acquaintances. He was in my son's Cub Scout group and my son played against him in AAU, if I recall correctly. But we'd be happy to have him "home".This would be better if we could turn Jaylen Wells into another pick (1st or 2nd).
A "favorable" deal would be Zach going their way, and a FRP coming back with Ja.
I get this. And I am not saying that Jaylen coming to Sacramento would be a bad thing. No, not at all.Our family would be happy to hear that Jaylen got traded to Sacramento. My son knows him - they are not "close"; more casual friends / acquaintances. He was in my son's Cub Scout group and my son played against him in AAU, if I recall correctly. But we'd be happy to have him "home".
Not saying another pick wouldn't be good either, mind you.
I'm not in favor of this, but just wanted to make sure you saw that WE are the ones getting a draft pick back because this is still centered around a draft rebuild.Is it though? It still just pushes back the inevitable and if there are betting odds on the Spurs getting a top 5 Kings pick in '31 I'm putting money down on that one for sure. 2 years to squander, 3 to get back to the starting line. Yep, we've seen a 16 year drought start the same basic way.
This might be a Webber style trade. We aren't signing a Ja player. At some point this team will have to buy low. If he's injured, you could park him for the year, finish tanking, get a top 4 pick then start ramping up next year. You'd have to nail it though, he'd have to buy in, and return to 90% of form.
I'm not in favor of this, but just wanted to make sure you saw that WE are the ones getting a draft pick back because this is still centered around a draft rebuild.
I don't view as win now we'd probably sit Ja for the remainder of the year. Then he just replaces Russ next year. By then maybe he rehabs and you flip him as an expiring.Yeah, and I don't think purely landing a draft pick is the way to anywhere unless you know where that pick lands. The clear way to do it is with cap space if a team wants picks. Not this. This would be a trade that clearly commands a win now approach and no doubt that would follow. The Kings want a great draft pick? Hold onto your own as tight as possible and do what needs to be done.
I don't view as win now we'd probably sit Ja for the remainder of the year. Then he just replaces Russ next year. By then maybe he rehabs and you flip him as an expiring.
Again I am by no means in favor of this but I don't see Ja on this team as a winning player any more than Fox was from 2017-2022.
Take Ja out of the equation and say you were able to trade Zach for a bad contract with one more year on it and a 2028 Memphis FRP.OK, but straight up, if the Kings are in the business of rehabbing value, BE WORRIED!! haha. Ain't gonna happen here. If a team is getting Morant you do so hoping a talent infusion pushes you up. Nothing more. Or at least that should be the goal. The Kings are masters at taking low cost stabs but it rarely has led them anywhere. It's officially time for them to put the pipe down. At least for a season or two.
A quick canvas around the league indicated that some other potential trade partners also don’t quite add up as Morant destinations. Sacramento’s interest is lukewarm at best, according to a well-placed league source, with the Kings likely looking at a much deeper and longer rebuild than just throwing assets at a Morant deal. They seemingly only get mentioned here because of the “Vivek Ranadivé is crazy enough to do this” factor.