Ryno's Current Trade Value

In no way am i advocating the idea of trading Ryno. This is more out of curiosity of how GM's think. After Ryno's injury I am wondering what happened to his trade value. Before he got hurt I believe he was averaging 22 points and 7 rebounds while being the #1 FT shooter in the league and one of the best 3 pt shooter, also the best stretch 4 in the league on a great contract.

1. Would a GM still view him as a valuable piece regardless of the injury since all reports are that he will have no long-term effects and be fine because of his great contract = Great Trade Value

2. GM's still think he is a good player but worry about his injury = Decent Trade Value

3. GM's do not think the risk i worth it, regardless of how many points he was putting up, they think the neck injury is too much of a risk = Low Trade Value

Thanks guys

Also i just realized 22 points and 7 rebounds a game, those are phenominal number's plus his contract and character are awesome. Great job and scouting by Dell to get Ryno.

Also if I had to give my answer I would have to say it is 2.5

His trade value cant be the same as it was pre-injury, that's just impossible, but also if he is supposed to come back 100% and a team is willing to wait for his return then I don't think it's a big deal.

Therefor I wouldn't say great or decent trade value, i'd go with good value.

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Answering the question: I think it depends on the GM. Some will give the injury more importance than others, so it's kinda difficult to pick a number. Personaly, I say 2. Not because it's going to affect his game (Anderson doesn't rely on athleticism), but because there's the chance that he'll miss time again if he has to get a surgery or something.