(11-18-2020, 08:17 AM)ClutchDirk Wrote: https://media.giphy.com/media/3rgXBK5ADOuzBWVfjO/giphy.gif

(11-18-2020, 08:31 AM)cow Wrote: *waves hands over crystal ball*

...and with the 18th pick, the Dallas Maverick select Aaron Nesmith, guard out of Vanderbilt. 

*cow does back flips*

Moments later:  It looks like this pick has been traded to...

*cow cries*

(11-18-2020, 08:55 AM)aguiar95 Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 08:31 AM)cow Wrote: *waves hands over crystal ball*

...and with the 18th pick, the Dallas Maverick select Aaron Nesmith, guard out of Vanderbilt. 

*cow does back flips*

Moments later:  It looks like this pick has been traded to...

*cow cries*

If we end up picking Nesmith or Poku, I'll be the one crying.

(11-18-2020, 07:55 AM)khaled1987 Wrote: 12 hours , till the Mavs get a future All NBA player who will be their 2nd best player during the Luka dynasty.
#FACTS
#Wemove
#decadeofdominance
#thefutureisnow

(11-18-2020, 09:03 AM)cow Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 08:55 AM)aguiar95 Wrote: If we end up picking Nesmith or Poku, I'll be the one crying.

I'll gladly drink you tears for Nesmith.

(11-18-2020, 08:51 AM)ClutchDirk Wrote: The Chicago Bulls have reportedly discussed a trade that would send center Wendell Carter Jr. and the No. 4 overall pick to the Golden State Warriors for the No. 2 selection in the 2020 NBA draft Wednesday night.

Kevin O'Connor of The Ringer reported the news and noted the Bulls would target Memphis center James Wiseman if the deal were completed

(11-18-2020, 04:30 AM)SleepingHero Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 12:33 AM)Omega_Supreme Wrote: I just did this trade and it went through. The Mavericks also create Trade Exception to add Galinari

Boston Receives
Steven Adams
Maxi Kleber
Kelly Oubre
Pick 31

So the Mavs trade Maxi+THJ+Wright+Jackson18+31 for Gordon Hayward+14+26? 

So basically 2 key rotation pieces, 2 non-impact pieces to move up in the draft+Hayward. It's not terrible. But I think Hayward alone isn't worth THJ+Maxi. And in this trade the Mavs essentially trade away all of their tradeable contracts. Only DFS+Curry+Brunson+Powell remain. 

Maybe a revised one could be:

Boston Receives
Steven Adams
Maxi Kleber
Pick 31

Dallas Receives
Gordon Hayward
Ricky Rubio
Danny Green
Pick 26


OKC Receives
Tim Hardaway Jr. (Buyout)
Justin Jackson
Delon Wright
Dwight Powell
Pick 18

Pick 14

OKC gets 2 picks plus gets off of Rubio+Adams money and breaks it into 3 smaller contracts. Saves OKC about 17 mil this season and gives them value contracts to match for trades, because most of the team is now on rookie deals. Plus OKC can add 2 more first rounders to their treasure trove. 

Boston gets the big man they want, plus a back up big. They stay in the draft and only move down 5 spots. Adams is expiring so they aren't tied up. Kleber is on a value contract and makes Thies expendable. 

Mavs get their ball handler, wing, and shooter plus stay in the draft with a first round pick. If Hayward opts in without an extension, Mavs could be looking at close to 32 mil in cap space with the Giannis summer looming. If Hayward extends lets say at 20 mil a year, the Mavs would have about 12 mil in space but a Rubio trade could put them right back at 30 mil.

(11-18-2020, 09:36 AM)khaled1987 Wrote: Aleksej Pokusevski NBA draft measurements:

Height without shoes = 7'0 1/4"

Height with shoes = 7'1 1/2"

Wingspan = 7'5"

Standing reach = 9'4"

Weight = 211 pounds


Found it on realgm thread, take it for what its worth.

(11-18-2020, 09:39 AM)michaeltex Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 04:30 AM)SleepingHero Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 12:33 AM)Omega_Supreme Wrote: I just did this trade and it went through. The Mavericks also create Trade Exception to add Galinari

Boston Receives
Steven Adams
Maxi Kleber
Kelly Oubre
Pick 31

So the Mavs trade Maxi+THJ+Wright+Jackson18+31 for Gordon Hayward+14+26? 

So basically 2 key rotation pieces, 2 non-impact pieces to move up in the draft+Hayward. It's not terrible. But I think Hayward alone isn't worth THJ+Maxi. And in this trade the Mavs essentially trade away all of their tradeable contracts. Only DFS+Curry+Brunson+Powell remain. 

Maybe a revised one could be:

Boston Receives
Steven Adams
Maxi Kleber
Pick 31

Dallas Receives
Gordon Hayward
Ricky Rubio
Danny Green
Pick 26


OKC Receives
Tim Hardaway Jr. (Buyout)
Justin Jackson
Delon Wright
Dwight Powell
Pick 18

Pick 14

OKC gets 2 picks plus gets off of Rubio+Adams money and breaks it into 3 smaller contracts. Saves OKC about 17 mil this season and gives them value contracts to match for trades, because most of the team is now on rookie deals. Plus OKC can add 2 more first rounders to their treasure trove. 

Boston gets the big man they want, plus a back up big. They stay in the draft and only move down 5 spots. Adams is expiring so they aren't tied up. Kleber is on a value contract and makes Thies expendable. 

Mavs get their ball handler, wing, and shooter plus stay in the draft with a first round pick. If Hayward opts in without an extension, Mavs could be looking at close to 32 mil in cap space with the Giannis summer looming. If Hayward extends lets say at 20 mil a year, the Mavs would have about 12 mil in space but a Rubio trade could put them right back at 30 mil.

That's a lot of moving parts and DAL ends up with possible 1yr rentals on Hayward and Rubio if they are trying to max cap space in 2021. This is at the expense of creating a big hole in the front court by losing Maxi and Powell. If KP is missing the start of the season, then DAL is playing HOU small-ball. WCS may help, but nobody knows what he's doing on his option right now.

This seems to give OKC relief and improves BOS front line while dumping the most risk on DAL with cluttered cap space, durability questions and performance unknowns ( I'm not a fan of Rubio, I think Brunson fills the same role and we can get Trey Burke that is a better fit). I know you have to take a chance sometimes, but this is a lot of risk while removing core parts of a successful team.

(11-18-2020, 09:43 AM)KillerLeft Wrote: So, if true, we know a high second is worth moving up 4-5 spots, at least in the late part of the first.