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could we just give it to OKC this year?
If we throw in another first round pick.
Only joking but I doubt #29 is high on OKC's priority list. We would have to negotiate something.
could we just give it to OKC this year?
I’m seeing us giving a first in 2022 but I don’t see any protection or anything on it.
If we are talking about a deal with OKC I’m sure the two could unwind the protection. Dontcha think?Suns draft picks are in a lock box thanks to the protection on the first round pick included in the trade for Chris Paul.
If we are talking about a deal with OKC I’m sure the two could unwind the protection. Dontcha think?
Suns draft picks are in a lock box thanks to the protection on the first round pick included in the trade for Chris Paul.
That’s only currently though. After next year’s pick conveys we’re free to trade future picks (assuming we make the playoffs).
could we just give it to OKC this year?
An NBA team is not able to trade consecutive picks. Under these conditions the Suns wouldn't be able to trade the 2023 pick at least until draft day of that year.
The Suns will have all their first rd picks the minute OKC or whoever uses that pick in next year’s draft.
Isaiah Hartenstein is a depth center who will be available.
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One of a number of prospects I wanted the Suns to consider instead of drafting Davon Reed.
Myles Turner Trade Being Discussed Between The Warriors & Pacers Ahead Of The NBA Draft
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That would be a shame. He’d be perfect here.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
The Lakers are reportedly giving off ‘vibes’ that they’d rather move on from Dennis Schröder