Why not? If Morey is still around he will prolly still want the 4-out/5-out approach and Brooke gives that without sacrificing size/defense/rebounding. Bledsoe can approximate RWB but gives them better defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dade County
Dont know why Milwaukee sends out Giannis for that tho
But when you do it 3 yrs in a row something has to go wrong. Even if they were to make it and lose to LA at least its better then not making it at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by NBA all the way
I believe if the Rockets trade Westbrook, they would want some draft assets back & a young player or 2. I like Lopez as well, but for what they traded to get Westbrook, I don't see that as the value they are looking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chronz
Below is an insane trade scenario...
The reason I posted that is because Houston would want either draft picks & or young talented assets.Quote:
Jake Rogers of NBA Analysis Network has suggested how the Heat can land Houston Rockets guard Russell Westbrook this offseason.
To do so, the Heat would have to part ways with Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Andre Iguodala, Kelly Olynyk, and send a 2020 first-round pick, and a 2022 first-round pick to the Rockets, something that Rogers believes can be beneficial for both teams.
https://fadeawayworld.net/2020/09/28...kbuster-trade/
But once again, insane trade that Miami would NEVER do.
1yr left on Giannis contract, how much value do you believe they can realistically get?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chronz