Town Drunk
Longest serving ASFN lurker
I keep saying that many posters here vastly overrate expiring contracts, but no one ever listens.
Sorry, what?
I keep saying that many posters here vastly overrate expiring contracts, but no one ever listens.
Uh no. I’m pretty sure when we got oubre to add to jJ, warren and bridges the “other shoe” y’all were waiting for was they had to trade one of the sf’s for a pg. and most of you (unsure which of you) were sure that other shoe was going to drop.Suns got Oubre last season. That's worth a shoe.
Yeah the value of the expiring contract was a thing of the past.I keep saying that many posters here vastly overrate expiring contracts, but no one ever listens.
Yeah the value of the expiring contract was a thing of the past.
The Marbury to the Knicks trade was one of the all time salary heists, but sadly guys like Isiah Thomas and Billy King are no longer bumbling around NBA front offices.
Uh no. I’m pretty sure when we got oubre to add to jJ, warren and bridges the “other shoe” y’all were waiting for was they had to trade one of the sf’s for a pg. and most of you (unsure which of you) were sure that other shoe was going to drop.
Of course the trade for a true point guard never came.
However, Oubre and to a lesser extent Tyler Johnson were significant trades. Still waiting to see the impact of Tyler Johnson... if the Suns can turn him into something more.
It’s just that expiring contracts are valuable to the team that has them too. The Suns will like to get the cap relief that Tyler’s contract brings. Expirings are valuable in facilitating uneven trades—picks for players etc. His contract is handy if that type of opportunity comes up. For instance, if the Suns wanted Kevin Love, Tyler’s contract would be a key facilitating piece.I keep saying that many posters here vastly overrate expiring contracts, but no one ever listens.
Yeah the value of the expiring contract was a thing of the past.
It’s just that expiring contracts are valuable to the team that has them too. The Suns will like to get the cap relief that Tyler’s contract brings. Expirings are valuable in facilitating uneven trades—picks for players etc. His contract is handy if that type of opportunity comes up. For instance, if the Suns wanted Kevin Love, Tyler’s contract would be a key facilitating piece.
This.
Yes, nobody is just looking for cap relief but having a TJ contract does make it easier to facilitate certain trades.
Even if he stays glued to the bench for the remainder of his deal he's a better option than Ryan Anderson or Brandon Knight.
But can they find talent?Suns can find muscle in the G league
He is in playing in China.Is Kenneth Faried still available?
Drummond and Steven Adams are being shopped.
Adams would be an interesting addition here. I wonder what his trade value is.
I don't know. I cannot see Bender as an improvement over Kaminsky.If Dragan Bender becomes available it's something to think about.
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If Dragan Bender becomes available it's something to think about.
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I don't know. I cannot see Bender as an improvement over Kaminsky.