Wall has a big question mark.... I change my mind.
Let me ask you this. Would No Lo take:
CP3/Brown/Tatum, #14, Memphis 2020 pick and Houston's 2023 1st for:
AD and Jru Holliday?
And would Houston love some Cap Flexibility while moving CP3 for and Expiring contract of Al Horford and filler? Can you imagine the pick and pop w/ Al Horford?
Boston lets Kyrie walk, Trades AL and two 1st rounders for
Jru, AD and Capela?
No Lo gets a floor general to dish to 3 youn studs entering their prime?
They definately entertain that.
I love it
Jrue
Smart
Brown
Davis
Capela?
Best defensive team in the league right there. Most likely a top offensive team as well. (Top 10)
Brown has been traded in this scenario. So Hayward would play at SF.
This is off-topic btw.
John Wall's contract is obviously the worst in the NBA. Paul's contract is awful as well. Contract of Westbrook is pretty bad, but since it only has two years left I don't think it will be much of a problem for OKC.
A contract that
is a problem is Andrew Wiggins, who has 121/4 left on his maximum contract! Ouch!
I believe that Minnesota's decision to give Wiggins this maximum extension has crippled them and in the end will cost them Towns leaving. Two years ago they had possibly the most promising young core in the league and because of impatience and lack of accountability they have squandered that. It's a sad story.
Washington (Wall's extension, Mahinmi contract, trading Porter and Oubre for peanuts), Minnesota (Butler trade backfiring, Wiggins and Dieng extensions) and LA (trading Russell for cap space, Davis' debacle, giving up on Randle/Lopez/Zubac) all looked on a path to contention and now they're in misery. How things can change quickly in the NBA.
Hopefully Boston won't suffer the same fate

.