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Post by Dave on Dec 31, 2014 17:16:56 GMT -6
This brought up alot of chatter in the skype room, so here is for all to talk about it:
Milan Trades
2025 1st Round Pick
Hodges
Glass
Wedman
Breuer
Raptors Trade
Danny Ainge
Dennis Rodman
GO!
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Post by davedean on Dec 31, 2014 17:43:24 GMT -6
I honestly think its even. But I coukd be way off. These 2 guys are only going to make my team better and they are young so I dont see the harm in parting with a late lotto pick for them
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Post by Phil Jackson on Dec 31, 2014 17:55:21 GMT -6
Raptors by a little...move makes no sense for milan.
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Post by davedean on Dec 31, 2014 18:17:10 GMT -6
Why doesnt it though?
Rodman fills a rebounding void and is great defensively. Ainge fills a 3 point shooting void provides good wing ball movement and vey good perimeter D.
I have zero delusions that this makes me a playoff team this season, but the pick I gave most likely be worth anything good enough to make me a playoff team either.
I see it as getting 2 useful assets for 1 asset that is more than likely not going to land a player as good as Ainge
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Post by Phil Jackson on Dec 31, 2014 18:34:51 GMT -6
Why doesnt it though? Rodman fills a rebounding void and is great defensively. Ainge fills a 3 point shooting void provides good wing ball movement and vey good perimeter D. I have zero delusions that this makes me a playoff team this season, but the pick I gave most likely be worth anything good enough to make me a playoff team either. I see it as getting 2 useful assets for 1 asset that is more than likely not going to land a player as good as Ainge I don't see Rodman as a useful asset, and I don't think Ainge will be better than what you could find in the lotto. |
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Post by Toronto on Dec 31, 2014 18:36:55 GMT -6
If Milan feels like Ainge and Rodman were key pieces and future starters for them, it's not a bad trade.
With majority of teams trying small ball in this league, I think Rodman is a good asset because he can defend the post as well as the perimeter. Imagine if facing Seattle in a playoff series, I'd start Rodman at PF...he is good if put in a position to succeed.
From Toronto's perspective, we had Paxson ready to step in for Ainge and two solid front court players.
I'd say the trade is even but I can see why people are questioning Milan. Let's hope he has a good plan for his future.
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Post by davedean on Dec 31, 2014 18:42:29 GMT -6
Future plans...pffffft who does that
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Post by Dave on Dec 31, 2014 19:41:45 GMT -6
Teams with a plan that stick to it?
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Post by davedean on Dec 31, 2014 20:33:18 GMT -6
My plan is to have no plan. And im sticking to it. We will see who gets drafted with this pick.
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Post by Mexico City on Jan 1, 2015 2:11:06 GMT -6
Not really a fan of ainge or rodman both are players u can get in fa cheap. That daid if the pick isnt top 10 its not a huge deal either. So ill vote doesnt matter
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Post by San Francisco on Jan 1, 2015 9:33:21 GMT -6
Raptors by a bit. Picks are pretty valuable so to settle for two guys who are role players on any sort of solid team boggles my mind.
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