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My best guess is a Gordon to Minnesota trade for Martin and Budinger. Then I think Phoenix signs Deng leaving the door open for us to sign Tucker. I could see maybe a S&T of Jason Smith back to Phoenix. If not, I think we'd move some smaller piece to Phoenix in a S&T.
"While everyone is watching the play-offs, keep in mind, Anthony Davis is off somewhere getting better."
Sign the Deng Deng. Luol the Deng Deng. Come On!!!
Three way deal....Gordon and cash to Minny for Martin.......Love to the Warriors and we get Barnes
Giannis Antetokounmpo for Rivers.. Dell loves the Alphabet
1. Your question is poor for multiple reasons.
2. He said, "Eric Gordon will be back" in the context of listing all the players with injuries who will be healthy that were not last year.
Now, if you would like to rephrase your question to create an intelligent conversation, we can do that. If not, I understand that too.
@mcnamara247
I could see trading Ryan Anderson for a really good SF, maybe Paul Pierce if that could be possible somehow.
Pierce is still one of the better SFs in the league. I still wouldn't do it.
Gordon will be the Pels starting SG next season unless MM releases his horrific info about EG. It is time for MM to provide those remarks and/or actions.
I could foresee a Ryan Anderson trade because of how the players fit together on this roster. Anderson is a good player on a good contract, he's the Pelican's most attractive trade asset. he's also an awkward fit on a team with the franchise player at his same position. The Pelicans desperately need to add an above average SF somehow.
Pierce is past is prime no doubt but he can shoot behind the arc providing the spacing (Anderson's primary contribution) and could actually be on the floor same time as the starters. He is still money when it comes to winning games and could be beneficial to have that type of veteran presence on a young team not yet accustomed to winning.
Jrue
Evans
Pierce
Davis
Asik
bench
1- Smith/Rivers
2 - Gordon
3 - ?
4 - Smith
5 - Whithey/Young
Not the worst way to go, although if there is a younger all star SF to be had by all means Pelicans should jump on it
I'd rather find a stop gap at SF this year, have EG coming off the bench next year(so hopefully he will opt out), and add a good starting SF next offseason. We filled one or our two major holes this offseason with the Asik trade. This team can compete for the 7th or 8th seed in the west next year if we can stay healthy. That will make us more much attractive to FA SFs next year when we (hopefully) have the cap space to do so.
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