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Need to repeat: I don't know if the pick swaps are legit yet.
Ramona Shelburne tweeted it, and she's generally pretty decent on LA news, but it wasn't mentioned in the Wojbomb.
Can anyone provide addition sourcing for the swaps?
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Need to repeat: I don't know if the pick swaps are legit yet.
Ramona Shelburne tweeted it, and she's generally pretty decent on LA news, but it wasn't mentioned in the Wojbomb.
Can anyone provide addition sourcing for the swaps?
I'm going through extreme mood-swings right now.
If we keep Ball and Ingram, no further trades, and there's no pick swaps, then I hate it.
If we make another move, then I like it.
If we make another move AND got the pick swaps, then I love it.
I don't know what to feel yet. Too much uncertainty.
maaaan I hate that it's the Lakers but we just raped their desperate asses [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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If Griff moves Ingram and the 2021 LA pick for John Collins, and DID get the swap rights, then can he be named Executive of the Year despite not taking the job until like three months ago?
Does this mean that... ultimately... the Nets won the Billy King trade?
Ainge never reached a finals with any of those assets, never won another championship, and the Nets fought back into the playoffs without any of those assets AND will probably steal Ainge's superstar this offseason.
Lmfaooooo https://t.co/71kuTTaKUi
— Shamit Dua (@FearTheBrown) June 15, 2019
Griff ain't even picked up the phone until Pelinka threw three firsts on the table :hihi:
Dell Demps died for this
— Riley Demps (@rddemps) June 15, 2019
Dell Demps died for this
— Riley Demps (@rddemps) June 15, 2019
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From their instagram stories both hart and Ingram seem happy. Hart's smiling like a goofball and Ingram posted a big smiley emoji.
Atlanta is one of these interested teams. https://t.co/rWfAU2tKu1
— Chris Kirschner (@ChrisKirschner) June 15, 2019
ATL, you can have #4 for #10 and #17.
Do it. https://t.co/zCw5meCgeZ
— Shamit Dua (@FearTheBrown) June 15, 2019
I'm not sure you can trade your pick and THEN swap back. Basically you choose which pick you will accept out of yours and the Lakers and then that's your pick.
I could be wrong but I think the rules say something along the lines of basically "you receive the better of your and the Lakers pick". Or something like that. So we'd already have #6 in that scenario.
Let’s see if AD can skip talking to the media after a loss in LA
— Chris Conner (@Impatientbull) June 15, 2019
If I had to take an informed guess on the draft considerations
— Shamit Dua (@FearTheBrown) June 15, 2019
We get #4 overall
2021
2022 pick swap
2023
2024 pick swap
Which is haul without getting into the fact Griff likely isn't done.
What happens if AD plays for 1 season and ends up absolutely HATING the Lakers? That's what makes this trade (especially if pick swap rights are true) crazy. Or what if AD only signs a 1-2 year deal and leaves after LBJ?
I mean SO MUCH could happen in LA that could absolutely torpedo their team and we will have their 1sts through it all.
From Josh Hart’s IG story.... pic.twitter.com/CEsbZl6UYl
— Andrew Lopez (@_Andrew_Lopez) June 15, 2019
*cough*
Anthony Davis, who could sign extension with the Lakers this offseason, will play out the 2019-20 season and enter free agency next year, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 15, 2019
*cough*
Sounds like he's uhhhh... keeping his options open.
Pick swap ins cool option so long as the Lakers take a dip in the next 3-5years and the Pelicans take off. Otherwise we won't even bother.
If we keep 4 and everyone stays, Garland is not an option.
1. We have Ball at PG
2. Hart is backup (eh, maybe not)
3. Jrue can play backup PG
4. He's a Rich Paul client, who at this point, isn't welcome in New Orleans. He's close to Roger Goodell level. He will get murked.
I'm not assuming any other deals get done. I hope I'm wrong.
Yep. The pick swap rights thing is insane if true. You can basically field as competitive of a team as you want and then look at how the lottery played out this year with teams jumping up. So the Lakers end up being bad or even just bad enough to get into the lottery and they make a jump up....
And we get the pick. And for 7 years having control over their pick? That's flipping crazy if true.
That's why I'm totally happen to see if ATL would consider swapping #4 for #10 and #17.
Then we take Chuma Okeke and Bol Bol. That gives us another SF, one who can defend very well and legitimately shoot, and another legit big who can block shots and also legitimately shoot.
Shooting shooting shooting at multiple positions.
I mean it's literally everything they could offer us outside of Kuzma. Absolutely nothing else could have been included (you can only trade 1st round picks up to 6 years in the future so if we got 19, 21, 23 we literally couldn't have gotten a 4th from them). Plus all their young players, AND pick swap rights? It's a huge deal. Massive.
Sure, but for us, in our position?
Nah. There's no sure fire prospects at #4 except maybe Culver, and Culver is no sure fire shooter, which we desperately need. Rather trade down and get the opportunity to try and get multiple bites at the cherry for shooters with upside.
I can’t begin to tell you how true this is. Not just Brandon, but his family and team as well. https://t.co/eRmVLPH6bo
— Shawn F Matian, Esq. (@ShawnMatianEsq) June 15, 2019
Intriguing.