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The ringer trade primer
« on: December 17, 2018, 01:43:21 PM »

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The ringer has a lengthy discussion on players that could be traded or bought out this season that could be of interest to some.

https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/12/17/18144188/nba-trade-season-primer

Some of the names mentioned as interesting expiring deals include
Enes Kanter
Jeremy Lin
Alec Burks
Dewayne Dedmon
KCP
Faried
Jr Smith
Demarre Carroll
Corey Joseph
Darren Collison
Wes Matthews

Anyone that we would want? In general there is a belief that this may not be a big moving trade deadline...

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« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2018, 03:12:31 PM »

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The ringer has a lengthy discussion on players that could be traded or bought out this season that could be of interest to some.

https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/12/17/18144188/nba-trade-season-primer

Some of the names mentioned as interesting expiring deals include
Enes Kanter
Jeremy Lin
Alec Burks
Dewayne Dedmon
KCP
Faried
Jr Smith
Demarre Carroll
Corey Joseph
Darren Collison
Wes Matthews

Anyone that we would want? In general there is a belief that this may not be a big moving trade deadline...


The problem is the Celts don't have cap space or any significant contracts to use to match salary.

The easiest to move contract for trade purposes is probably Morris as an expiring for about $5 million, but he's been pretty important to the team's success so far.

Other than that the guys you'd look to trade are all on lower cost deals.


Some of those names could be useful if they're bought out e.g. Lin, Kanter, Dedmon, Matthews, but that seems unlikely.


I could see Burks or J.R. getting bought out.  Do we want J.R. Smith on this team?
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« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2018, 03:25:58 PM »

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Trying to imagine what this article would have looked like if written before the season:

"With the Celtics slightly over the tax line and Morris struggling to get meaningful minutes thanks to Gordon Hayward's return to All-Star form and the continued emergence of young stars Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, look for the Celtics to try to unload Morris at the trade deadline."

How far we've come.

Kind of surprised no mention of Rozier though.

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« Reply #3 on: December 17, 2018, 03:44:54 PM »

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The ringer has a lengthy discussion on players that could be traded or bought out this season that could be of interest to some.

https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/12/17/18144188/nba-trade-season-primer

Some of the names mentioned as interesting expiring deals include
Enes Kanter
Jeremy Lin
Alec Burks
Dewayne Dedmon
KCP
Faried
Jr Smith
Demarre Carroll
Corey Joseph
Darren Collison
Wes Matthews

Anyone that we would want? In general there is a belief that this may not be a big moving trade deadline...


The problem is the Celts don't have cap space or any significant contracts to use to match salary.

The easiest to move contract for trade purposes is probably Morris as an expiring for about $5 million, but he's been pretty important to the team's success so far.

Other than that the guys you'd look to trade are all on lower cost deals.


Some of those names could be useful if they're bought out e.g. Lin, Kanter, Dedmon, Matthews, but that seems unlikely.


I could see Burks or J.R. getting bought out.  Do we want J.R. Smith on this team?

I think the idea was that the majority of these guys would get bought out if they are not able to be traded. I definitely don't want JR Smith (even if he was still good, and i think he may be cooked). I definitely wouldn't mind Kanter or Dedmon as a buyout guy.

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« Reply #4 on: December 17, 2018, 03:46:22 PM »

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Assuming we lose Rozier after the season, Lin is a guy who I think could fill his role next year.  He makes too much money to trade for this year though.
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Assuming we lose Rozier after the season, Lin is a guy who I think could fill his role next year.  He makes too much money to trade for this year though.

I was just going to talk about these 2 players.  If Danny trades Rozier at the trade deadline, Lin would be an excellent candidate to backfill the open spot if Lin is bought out. 

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« Reply #6 on: December 17, 2018, 05:57:37 PM »

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Assuming we lose Rozier after the season, Lin is a guy who I think could fill his role next year.  He makes too much money to trade for this year though.

I was just going to talk about these 2 players.  If Danny trades Rozier at the trade deadline, Lin would be an excellent candidate to backfill the open spot if Lin is bought out.

I think Lin would be an upgrade over Rozier.  He's a much better play maker/passer.  I'd be all on board with your scenario.  Thinking ahead, I was thinking I'd like to see the Celtics draft a guard and sign Lin this offseason.  It would be nice to see Lin get a chance on a good team for once.

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Assuming we lose Rozier after the season, Lin is a guy who I think could fill his role next year.  He makes too much money to trade for this year though.

I was just going to talk about these 2 players.  If Danny trades Rozier at the trade deadline, Lin would be an excellent candidate to backfill the open spot if Lin is bought out.

I think Lin would be an upgrade over Rozier.  He's a much better play maker/passer.  I'd be all on board with your scenario.  Thinking ahead, I was thinking I'd like to see the Celtics draft a guard and sign Lin this offseason.  It would be nice to see Lin get a chance on a good team for once.

Yup. I also think the Pacers especially Joseph could be sleepers at guard. Aside from guards, I like Dedmon.
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I look at that list as guys with very little trade value, and prime buyout candidates.

Celtics could be big players in that market as contenders with the MLE to play with.

Nobody is jumping out at me though, as there isn’t exactly a pressing need at the moment. Maybe a sharpshooter but that’s about it.
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« Reply #9 on: December 17, 2018, 08:22:48 PM »

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Dedmon is the guy I want. Depth big, kind of underrated and very solid too.

Got to hope he gets bought out though, because don't think we can trade for him since he makes about 7M and I don't think we have the contract(s) to get it done salary-wise.
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