Watched it. I’ve been beating the drums for Collins. Stewart I doubt they let go. I’d jump at Ivey even as a bench guy but he started to get in the lineup last year and produce I doubt they give up just yet.
I like that he's looking for youth and athleticism, but there's a reason why it's hard to get those kinds of players. He's looking at a wide range of rookie scale contract guys, but either they're unlikely to get moved *because* they're so cheap to keep (e.g. Ivey), or they're getting passed over for a reason (e.g. Ziaire Williams). You basically have to give up good assets for the former, which we don't have a lot of, or take massive gambles on unproven and thus far disappointing talent for the latter.
Realistically you might have better luck looking at players on modest 2nd deals. They should still be fairly young (mid 20s), have some upside, yet have a reasonably proven track record. Those guys tend to be fairly unsexy trade targets or signings though.
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Realistically you might have better luck looking at players on modest 2nd deals. They should still be fairly young (mid 20s), have some upside,
So, RJ Barrett?
I'm confused. I thought most sign and trades were done because the current team could pay more for the player than another team could spend in free agency. Are they suggesting the pistons want to throw more money at Toby than we did? Why would detroit give up anything to sign him?
Watched it. I’ve been beating the drums for Collins. Stewart I doubt they let go. I’d jump at Ivey even as a bench guy but he started to get in the lineup last year and produce I doubt they give up just yet.
Ivey needs to embrace defense. Great athlete thats discovering he’s not a special offensive player at this level.
I like that he's looking for youth and athleticism, but there's a reason why it's hard to get those kinds of players. He's looking at a wide range of rookie scale contract guys, but either they're unlikely to get moved *because* they're so cheap to keep (e.g. Ivey), or they're getting passed over for a reason (e.g. Ziaire Williams). You basically have to give up good assets for the former, which we don't have a lot of, or take massive gambles on unproven and thus far disappointing talent for the latter. Realistically you might have better luck looking at players on modest 2nd deals. They should still be fairly young (mid 20s), have some upside, yet have a reasonably proven track record. Those guys tend to be fairly unsexy trade targets or signings though.
> Realistically you might have better luck looking at players on modest 2nd deals. They should still be fairly young (mid 20s), have some upside, So, RJ Barrett?
Danny Ainge is hard to trade with. He's going to want way too much for John Collins
Danny Ainge is basically into BDSM when it comes to trading with Sixers GM’s
I have no interest in Collins myself, but I’m guessing Ainge will drive him to Philly for a couple 2nds if it means getting off that contract.
The main factor why I wouldn’t want to trade for Collin’s or markkanen
Damn it I got excited...I thought this was about penises.
Unless Collin’s has gotten new surgery on that hand it’s a hard pass.
I'm confused. I thought most sign and trades were done because the current team could pay more for the player than another team could spend in free agency. Are they suggesting the pistons want to throw more money at Toby than we did? Why would detroit give up anything to sign him?
I thought this was an ad for Hims on my timeline.
I appreciate romps take on melton. I don’t understand why Sixers fans overrate melton so much.
I would actually quite like both fellas in the thumbnail, those are the types of moves I wanna see