I think the best option is to consolidate our rookies ( Rozier, Hunter, and Young) for a serviceable mid-level player. Past that I think the best route to improving is to stay firm on the team and draft the BPA with the brooklyn pick, be it a point guard like Dunn.
You'd give up 3 1st round picks for a "serviceable mid-level player"? Glad you're not our GM.
I'd need to know who this mid level player is.
Tony Allen? Absolutely not.
Clint Capela? God yes
in my mind a "serviceable mid-level player" is someone that is one the cusp of being and All Star or had been the previous year. a name like Teague jumps out as an example.
You have a very interesting definition of serviceable. Yes, anybody here would take a borderline all-star for our back of the bench young players. The other teams would have to agree to it, though.
I agree, that's a hilarious definition of "serviceable mid-level player."
Given that the NBA could have anywhere between 360-450 players at a time.....
....By definition, a mid-level player is a top 180-225 player.
Color me confused.
A "serviceable" "mid-level player" would arguably be a top 150-225 player (if you want to expand that out to a top 120-225 player, that's pretty much what I'd expect).
An all star is a top 24-30 player...................................................