I think you're both wrong. They're really injured. Occam's Razor. I heard Warren tweaked his back in practice.
I think you're both wrong. They're really injured. Occam's Razor. I heard Warren tweaked his back in practice.
Agreed. I doubt we'd do anything to slow Chriss' development, especially with him playing well lately. And, sadly, Warren has been anything but durable.I think you're both wrong. They're really injured. Occam's Razor. I heard Warren tweaked his back in practice.
That will be one complicated trade...DeAndre Jordan has apparently made his interest known in that he'd like to be traded to the Clippers.
I've always liked Favors but I'm not sure how he'd fit with the Suns longterm. He's been pretty injury prone throughout his career also. I imagine we could top anything the Cavs offer but I'm not sure we'd want to. He'd help this year but I think it's too late to try and salvage this season. I hope the Cav's don't get him for Frye and Shumpert. They seem to think those 2 have real value around the league and will be able to add someone who will fill their needs. Tristan Thompson is available as well but he's on an awful contract and I doubt the Jazz would be interested in taking that on for Favors.
Saw this article with a few different trade proposals. They mention that Miami may be looking to trade Whiteside, which seems odd given their record and the fact they don't have their own pick this year, however if they did that we could see that pick fall down into the 10-16 range. Riley's a smart GM and I don't see him trading away Whiteside without another plan in place. That could be to free up cap space this summer but I'm not sure who they'd target. I don't see Lebron being interested in returning there this summer if they dismantle their current team. Adding Lebron to their current team might make them better than the Cavs currently but not with Whiteside gone.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-daily-are-the-heat-getting-into-the-fray/
The Heat trading Whiteside should be a good thing for the Suns in this draft though. They might get some first round picks in return to restock.
I'm all for them trading Whiteside but I think it's wishful thinking by the writer of that article. Miami is a playoff team right now and considering what Whiteside brings to the table his contract isn't that bad. I think they'd trade Dragic before Whiteside if they're looking to clear cap space.
Nobody wants to be in the middle of the pack AND over the cap.I'm all for them trading Whiteside but I think it's wishful thinking by the writer of that article. Miami is a playoff team right now and considering what Whiteside brings to the table his contract isn't that bad. I think they'd trade Dragic before Whiteside if they're looking to clear cap space.
We have nothing desirable to package with Monroe for a deadline deal. Probably should have bought him out and saved a few bucks.
Dragic works.
Anything that weakens the Heat should be good for the Suns.
I'd take both. Dragic,Booker, Warren, Bender, Whiteside.
EDIT: Never mind. $42M next year and $46M the year after. Yikes!
We have nothing desirable to package with Monroe for a deadline deal.
Hornets putting Kemba Walker on trade market
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/22152521/charlotte-hornets-open-trading-kemba-walker
27 is not too old. I just have not looked into Kemba Walker enough to know if he is the guy. It would be very Suns-like to trade for Walker, and then draft Trae Young in June and have an uncomfortable glut of starting point guards again. We should only trade for a player like Walker if we are confident he is THE answer at that position going forward.What's the asking price? Or is 27 too old for the "timeline" fantasy?