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Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #330 on: June 16, 2017, 08:52:26 PM »

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Think of how good Fultz is!

Philly is willing to part with all these picks for him.  They would be happy to give up all those assets for him, because they feel he is that special!  If Fultz and Jackson are "so close" talent wise, why doesn't Philly just draft Jackson and keep all those picks? 

Oh, it's because Philly realizes an offensive talent with a wide range of tools is harder to come by than another MKG/Winslow/Stanley Johnson/Iguadola etc.  you can find those guys multiple times over in every draft.

Precisely.
We don't know what the parameters of the trade are but there is a much higher chance of Ainge fleecing Colangelo than the reverse.  If it really is the #3, Lakers 2018 and Kings 2019, Colangelo is making a heck of a gamble on Embiid's health and the potential of Simmons and Fultz.

All picks/transactions are a gamble.  But even Colangelo understands, at some point u need to cash in.  I wouldn't bet on Colangelo getting fleeced.  Does quality over quantity = Fleecing?
Who says it is quality over quantity?  If it is really those 3 picks, I'd say it is 3 chances at quality versus 1 chance at quality.  Way too many people on here went way overboard projecting Fultz as a transcendent player.  I think there is a good chance Fultz upside is Irving.  Not bad but not transcendent or even a #1 star on a championship team. 

You don't need to cash in when your two young stars have only played 31 games total.  If Embiid can't stay healthy, not having that Lakers pick to get one of the good bigs next draft is going to hurt.  I think Colangelo is getting antsy to put his stamp on the Sixers team.

So what happens when we end up getting a middle of the first round pick (when Philly makes the playoffs next year) and a #6 pick? 

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #331 on: June 16, 2017, 08:54:42 PM »

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https://mobile.twitter.com/NBADraftWass/status/875869250598182914

makes no sense

Why go through all this hassle when the Celtics could trade the #1 pick for Butler

Number 1 pick is too much for Butler. Celtics would keep 3 in this draft and trade different draft capitol and probably Jae Crowder to the Bulls for Butler.

Philly: 1st pick
Bulls: Jae, Okafor, 2018 Lakers pick, probably other picks.
Celtics: 3, Butler.

why would philly give up the #3, 2018 lakers 1st (unprotected), future 76ers 1st and okafor

too much to give up

Not if they are enamored with Fultz as much as they are. Celtics hold all the cards. If Sixers don't want to give up that package for a guy they think is a transcendent player, Celtics pick Fultz and don't think twice.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #332 on: June 16, 2017, 08:54:48 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this.

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #333 on: June 16, 2017, 08:56:02 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

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« Reply #334 on: June 16, 2017, 08:57:10 PM »

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Why trade a bunch of good picks for Butler and have no cap space? Yuck!

If you tell me we are getting Butler and Saric for the #1 I could deal with that. Not excited personally rather have Hayward and Fultz.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #335 on: June 16, 2017, 08:57:28 PM »

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Zach Lowe joins ESPN to discuss this potential deal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75FCuzEzTO0

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #336 on: June 16, 2017, 08:58:37 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

BUT WE CANNOT SCORE!!  I'm so tired of these defensive studs with versatility.  When we need a bucket, who else besides IT can get one?

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #337 on: June 16, 2017, 08:58:57 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

but there is no guareetee we can pick Jackson ....right ?

Fultz isnthe sure thing , why screw it up?

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #338 on: June 16, 2017, 08:58:58 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this.

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

The Celtics definitely use a consensus approach in making decisions.  Danny has the final say, but Stevens, as well as other front office types, and maybe even ownership to some extent, give input.  And if there is significant disagreement, they don't pursue it, as was the case with Cousins.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #339 on: June 16, 2017, 08:59:52 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

BUT WE CANNOT SCORE!!  I'm so tired of these defensive studs with versatility.  When we need a bucket, who else besides IT can get one?

Hayward or maybe Griffin

if not Hayward... i can see Danny signing Dion Waiters

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #340 on: June 16, 2017, 09:00:21 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

BUT WE CANNOT SCORE!!  I'm so tired of these defensive studs with versatility.  When we need a bucket, who else besides IT can get one?

Bingo.
Scorers win championships.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #341 on: June 16, 2017, 09:00:48 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

but there is no guareetee we can pick Jackson ....right ?

Fultz isnthe sure thing , why screw it up?

yes he isnt a sure thing

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #342 on: June 16, 2017, 09:01:47 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

BUT WE CANNOT SCORE!!  I'm so tired of these defensive studs with versatility.  When we need a bucket, who else besides IT can get one?

Hayward or maybe Griffin

if not Hayward... i can see Danny signing Dion Waiters

Hayward, Brown and Jackson?  Waiters? Haha, I needed a laugh

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #343 on: June 16, 2017, 09:02:52 PM »

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I wonder how much input Stevens has had/is having in all of this?

Probably more than anyone is considering or imagining, which would make the situation even more intriguing.

Jackson is definitely much more of a Stevens kind of player. He can guard 1-4 on defense, Brad gets a Stevens in his pants just thinking of that versatility.

BUT WE CANNOT SCORE!!  I'm so tired of these defensive studs with versatility.  When we need a bucket, who else besides IT can get one?

Hayward or maybe Griffin

if not Hayward... i can see Danny signing Dion Waiters

Hayward, Brown and Jackson?  Waiters? Haha, I needed a laugh

Im triggered.

Re: Woj, Stein, & Lowe - C's and Sixers in serious talks for #1 pick
« Reply #344 on: June 16, 2017, 09:03:39 PM »

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Think of how good Fultz is!

Philly is willing to part with all these picks for him.  They would be happy to give up all those assets for him, because they feel he is that special!  If Fultz and Jackson are "so close" talent wise, why doesn't Philly just draft Jackson and keep all those picks? 

Oh, it's because Philly realizes an offensive talent with a wide range of tools is harder to come by than another MKG/Winslow/Stanley Johnson/Iguadola etc.  you can find those guys multiple times over in every draft.

Precisely.
We don't know what the parameters of the trade are but there is a much higher chance of Ainge fleecing Colangelo than the reverse.  If it really is the #3, Lakers 2018 and Kings 2019, Colangelo is making a heck of a gamble on Embiid's health and the potential of Simmons and Fultz.

All picks/transactions are a gamble.  But even Colangelo understands, at some point u need to cash in.  I wouldn't bet on Colangelo getting fleeced.  Does quality over quantity = Fleecing?
Who says it is quality over quantity?  If it is really those 3 picks, I'd say it is 3 chances at quality versus 1 chance at quality.  Way too many people on here went way overboard projecting Fultz as a transcendent player.  I think there is a good chance Fultz upside is Irving.  Not bad but not transcendent or even a #1 star on a championship team. 

You don't need to cash in when your two young stars have only played 31 games total.  If Embiid can't stay healthy, not having that Lakers pick to get one of the good bigs next draft is going to hurt.  I think Colangelo is getting antsy to put his stamp on the Sixers team.

So what happens when we end up getting a middle of the first round pick (when Philly makes the playoffs next year) and a #6 pick?
I said, and all the discussion has been about, the Lakers 2018 pick not the Sixers 2018 pick so it wouldn't matter whether the Sixers made the playoffs or not.  I'd actually expect Ainge to make it the better of the Lakers 2018 and Sixers 2018. 

The primo deal would be:  #3, better of Lakers/Sixers 2018 and better of Kings/Sixers 2019. 

That covers us if the Sixers miss the playoffs but get lucky in the lottery.