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Offline CelticsElite

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Starting this thread as kyrie now announces he intends to resign.

Trading rozier instead of letting him walk could bring back another good player or asset. The question is - is it worth it to risk trading rozier and getting someone slightly worse (because he is expiring, I don’t know if you get equal value)

I was thinking it could be like Bradley-for-Morris deal, getting a solid rotation player. But I feel like we swindled Detroit there and it wasn’t fair deal lol
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Reunite the Morris twins and get Marcus to take another discount contract before trading his brother to the Hawks.

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Reunite the Morris twins and get Marcus to take another discount contract before trading his brother to the Hawks.
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I think the offer would have to be really good for Ainge to trade away Scary Terry. Should be interesting.

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I think we have to wait to see how the team looks.  If it looks like Rozier might be what pushes into true title contention and we can't get much for him as an expiring, I might say keep him.

But if we know Kyrie is coming back and we're priced out with Terry, I can see DA inquiring. 
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I've said it before, but I wouldn't be so sure Rozier is going to be the one to go between him and Smart. We have Rozier's RFA rights and a lot of teams will have cap space next off-season; there are probably a number of teams who would be happy to acquire Smart for a minimal return should Danny choose Rozier over Smart.

There is always the possibility that Hayward just never meshes and Smart proves an ability to play more SF and we sign Rozier and trade away Hayward.

You just never know. Let's not pack Terry's bags just yet.

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The Suns could really use a PG for the future, but I don’t know if they would ever trade with us again after we fleeced them in the Thomas trade. Lol

I’d rather just keep and re-sign Rozier as well.   He can share the court with Irving at times.  He can be a top notch bench player for us, or a middle of the pack starting PG somewhere else.

We’ll know either way how deep into the tax ownership is willing to go if we trade or keep Rozier going into next offseason.

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I think it gets us shorthanded at guard depth.

Better to sign him for a reasonable contract and keep him through our championship contender window. We will knoe next season if such a thing exists for us. He will remain very tradeable if we need to unload salary for somw reason.
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I could be wrong, but i see this as the best situation for Terry. Personally, I think he's an excellent bench guy. Maybe even 6th man of the year good. But that's it. He's got a lot of energy, handles the ball pretty well, and can shot a bit.
Guess I'm missing something, but I just don't see him as a starting point guard an a championship team. To me he's more of a Lou Williams kind of guy.
I could be wrong, but I don't think so.

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I could be wrong, but i see this as the best situation for Terry. Personally, I think he's an excellent bench guy. Maybe even 6th man of the year good. But that's it. He's got a lot of energy, handles the ball pretty well, and can shot a bit.
Guess I'm missing something, but I just don't see him as a starting point guard an a championship team. To me he's more of a Lou Williams kind of guy.
I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
This is exactly how I see it. Unless he makes some major jump this year, off the bench suits him perfectly
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I could be wrong, but i see this as the best situation for Terry. Personally, I think he's an excellent bench guy. Maybe even 6th man of the year good. But that's it. He's got a lot of energy, handles the ball pretty well, and can shot a bit.
Guess I'm missing something, but I just don't see him as a starting point guard an a championship team. To me he's more of a Lou Williams kind of guy.
I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
This is exactly how I see it. Unless he makes some major jump this year, off the bench suits him perfectly
Terry defends and has more than 1 hit point (Lue Will.)
Big difference in my book.
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I wonder what people would think of Rozier+ 1st round pick (Celtics) and a second rounder for Mikal Bridges?
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I think if we want to challenge Warriors or anyone of that level in comming years, we should have both of them, Irving and Rozier.

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I could be wrong, but i see this as the best situation for Terry. Personally, I think he's an excellent bench guy. Maybe even 6th man of the year good. But that's it. He's got a lot of energy, handles the ball pretty well, and can shot a bit.
Guess I'm missing something, but I just don't see him as a starting point guard an a championship team. To me he's more of a Lou Williams kind of guy.
I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
This is exactly how I see it. Unless he makes some major jump this year, off the bench suits him perfectly
Terry defends and has more than 1 hit point (Lue Will.)
Big difference in my book.

Have to disagree on the defense part. I thought he had a hard time staying in front of the guys he was guarding. He's a better off the ball guy, jumping lanes, steals, etc. While he's probably not as bad as Irving playing man on man, I certainly don't see it as his strength.

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