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Quote from: Roy H. on November 11, 2020, 08:04:46 PMQuote from: RPGenerate on November 11, 2020, 08:02:46 PMWhat a disaster for the Rockets. No picks in the near future, Westbrook wants out, D'Antoni and Morey are gone, and Harden might be next.Harden apparently wants to stay.Quote Shams Charania: Houston’s James Harden remains committed to the Rockets and is “locked in” for the season, sources tell @Kelly Iko and me. – via Twitter ShamsCharaniaJust saw that, which is weird, because earlier reports were showing that Harden was uncertain about the Rocket's future. Either way, that team is screwed. They can't even rebuild because they don't have any picks.
Quote from: RPGenerate on November 11, 2020, 08:02:46 PMWhat a disaster for the Rockets. No picks in the near future, Westbrook wants out, D'Antoni and Morey are gone, and Harden might be next.Harden apparently wants to stay.Quote Shams Charania: Houston’s James Harden remains committed to the Rockets and is “locked in” for the season, sources tell @Kelly Iko and me. – via Twitter ShamsCharania
What a disaster for the Rockets. No picks in the near future, Westbrook wants out, D'Antoni and Morey are gone, and Harden might be next.
Shams Charania: Houston’s James Harden remains committed to the Rockets and is “locked in” for the season, sources tell @Kelly Iko and me. – via Twitter ShamsCharania
Quote from: Moranis on November 11, 2020, 08:30:34 PMPhoenix and NY seem like obvious names, but I'll add Philly.Westbrook and Gordon for Harris and Horford. Other minor pieces and draft picks could be included. I think that would be an interesting trade for both teams. And sure I don't think Westbrook is the best fit with Embiid and Simmons, but I do like Gordon on that team and it isn't like Harris and Horford work either. Sixers starting 5 would be immensely talented with Westbrook, Gordon, Richardson, Simmons, and Embiid so they might try something like that. For Houston, I think Harris would actually work well as Harden's #2 guy and they definitely need some size, and while Horford struggled last year, I think he would be more effective in Houston's system as the starting center than he was a starting PF and backup C in Philly.Don't like Westbrook fit in Philly with Simmons. Two terrible 3 point shoooters, who are pretty ball dominant. Would be surprised if Philly entertains that. I can see the salary dump angle, but 2 wrongs don't make a right.
Phoenix and NY seem like obvious names, but I'll add Philly.Westbrook and Gordon for Harris and Horford. Other minor pieces and draft picks could be included. I think that would be an interesting trade for both teams. And sure I don't think Westbrook is the best fit with Embiid and Simmons, but I do like Gordon on that team and it isn't like Harris and Horford work either. Sixers starting 5 would be immensely talented with Westbrook, Gordon, Richardson, Simmons, and Embiid so they might try something like that. For Houston, I think Harris would actually work well as Harden's #2 guy and they definitely need some size, and while Horford struggled last year, I think he would be more effective in Houston's system as the starting center than he was a starting PF and backup C in Philly.
Would Westbrook fit in Celtics green
Another player wants out, 🥱🥱🥱...seems like every year there’s at least 2-3 players wants traded..whatever happen to loyalty???
Quote from: footey on November 11, 2020, 08:42:01 PMQuote from: Moranis on November 11, 2020, 08:30:34 PMPhoenix and NY seem like obvious names, but I'll add Philly.Westbrook and Gordon for Harris and Horford. Other minor pieces and draft picks could be included. I think that would be an interesting trade for both teams. And sure I don't think Westbrook is the best fit with Embiid and Simmons, but I do like Gordon on that team and it isn't like Harris and Horford work either. Sixers starting 5 would be immensely talented with Westbrook, Gordon, Richardson, Simmons, and Embiid so they might try something like that. For Houston, I think Harris would actually work well as Harden's #2 guy and they definitely need some size, and while Horford struggled last year, I think he would be more effective in Houston's system as the starting center than he was a starting PF and backup C in Philly.Don't like Westbrook fit in Philly with Simmons. Two terrible 3 point shoooters, who are pretty ball dominant. Would be surprised if Philly entertains that. I can see the salary dump angle, but 2 wrongs don't make a right.Yeah, but I do think it makes sense for them and I do think Gordon would work well. The Simmons/Westbrook angle is a bit more complicated of course, but I think it would be a worth a flyer for the Sixers and they can always move Westbrook (or Simmons). I mean what if they do that trade with Houston and then acquire someone like McCollum or Beal for Simmons. That would be pretty interesting.
Quote from: Birdman on November 11, 2020, 08:39:20 PMAnother player wants out, 🥱🥱🥱...seems like every year there’s at least 2-3 players wants traded..whatever happen to loyalty???It went out the window the same time that teams stopped being loyal to players once they stopped being useful. I'm guessing Westbrook wants to use what little leverage he has before he loses it. Loyalty is a two way street after all.
Quote from: RJ87 on November 11, 2020, 08:37:08 PMKnicks want any star, so they may pull the trigger. I also think Milwaukee may kick the tires a bit.Milwaukee has to be desperate to make a big move that could convince Giannis to stay. They are running out of time and the covid situation has only made it worse for them.
Knicks want any star, so they may pull the trigger. I also think Milwaukee may kick the tires a bit.
Here’s a wacky, over the top trade idea:- Westbrook to Cavs (giving up Drummond +#5)- Drummond and #5 to Celtics (giving up Hayward + #14)- Horford and Harris and #14 to Rockets (giving up Westbrook)- Hayward to Sixers (giving up Horford and Harris)I haven’t checked salaries but I’m thinking these teams are likely the teams in the trade market. They can offload some of the contracts they don’t like while getting a player they can use.
Quote from: LilRip on November 12, 2020, 04:09:02 AMHere’s a wacky, over the top trade idea:- Westbrook to Cavs (giving up Drummond +#5)- Drummond and #5 to Celtics (giving up Hayward + #14)- Horford and Harris and #14 to Rockets (giving up Westbrook)- Hayward to Sixers (giving up Horford and Harris)I haven’t checked salaries but I’m thinking these teams are likely the teams in the trade market. They can offload some of the contracts they don’t like while getting a player they can use.Why do the Cavs want Westbrook when their two last top 10 picks are both guards? Doesn't make any sense, especially if they lose #5 as well. Westbrook would be of no appeal
https://twitter.com/ochocinco/status/1326761679368097794?s=20I know I personally get all of my best intel from channel Ochocinco.Westbrook to the Heat does make sense if they dont believe they can get Giannis in 2021. There might not be a better place for RW to revive his value than Miami.