Well, my long Bane thread is even more aggravating because we held on to Edwards, Semi, etc so we didn't have a spot for Bane. Bane would've been a perfect role player for this team.

No.  Danny traded Bane to dump Enes Kanter so that we would have cap/tax room for Hayward or a trade involving him, but then we just wound up with Tristan Thompson whom we dumped so we could bring back Enes Kanter.

It had zero to do with Edwards.

Going to haunt you for years, isn't it?

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Quote from: liam on September 26, 2021, 04:08:31 PM

Well, my long Bane thread is even more aggravating because we held on to Edwards, Semi, etc so we didn't have a spot for Bane. Bane would've been a perfect role player for this team.

No.  Danny traded Bane to dump Enes Kanter so that we would have cap/tax room for Hayward or a trade involving him, but then we just wound up with Tristan Thompson whom we dumped so we could bring back Enes Kanter.

It had zero to do with Edwards.

That trade still makes no sense to me.  It wasn't really necessary to trade the #30 to dump Kanter, since Portland took him into a trade exception for essentially no compensation.  It seems like Danny either didn't do his due diligence (unlikely), or he just preferred two #2s for the #30 pick (which seems unwise, but more likely).

That said, even if we kept the pick, I think Danny would have gone big (Tillman or Carey).

I think he also wanted to drop the salary of the pick

You make an assumption that no one knows, would DA have even drafted Bane at 30.  Still on the board were Carey, Tillman, and Oturu, bigs who would have filled a need plus Maledon, another need, although not as much since Pritchard was just drafted.  In addition, with the C's drafting Romeo and Aaron, does Bane fit, probably not. 

You should probably move on from this...

Quote from: Csfan1984 on September 26, 2021, 04:52:15 PM

Don't worry I'll be just like you about the Horford trade. C's missed out on Murphy and Sengun.

Except sacrificing the pick this year was a very necessary move as it allowed Boston to unload  Kemba and his albatross of a contract while  upgrading  the roster at the same time.

Trading the pick, which turned out to be  Bane while Keeping 4 of 5 G-leaguers on the roster was just a stupid move. Since Brad has taken over, almost all of those guys are gone.

I guess we'll see how things work out, but we are currently well into the tax as it is, so this year doesn't really matter. Also, you need to add Schroder's contract to Horford's since we would need a PG anyway.

As for next year, it really depends if we waive Horford. If we do, then we get a much bigger tax savings.  OKC just saved $20M by waiving Kemba, though. Hopefully Horford proves to be more valuable than Kemba. I believe that is possible - mostly because the Schroder signing offsets much of the loss of Kemba - but I'm not going to pretend that Kemba wasn't an All-Star/All-Star caliber player who took a lot of the pressure off of the Jays.

Sengun (or the two future 1sts) is a tough pill to swallow for somewhat of a sideways move - both on the court and financially.

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Quote from: Csfan1984 on September 26, 2021, 04:52:15 PM

Don't worry I'll be just like you about the Horford trade. C's missed out on Murphy and Sengun.

Except sacrificing the pick this year was a very necessary move as it allowed Boston to unload  Kemba and his albatross of a contract while  upgrading  the roster at the same time.

Trading the pick, which turned out to be  Bane while Keeping 4 of 5 G-leaguers on the roster was just a stupid move. Since Brad has taken over, almost all of those guys are gone.

I guess we'll see how things work out, but we are currently well into the tax as it is, so this year doesn't really matter. Also, you need to add Schroder's contract to Horford's since we would need a PG anyway.

As for next year, it really depends if we waive Horford. If we do, then we get a much bigger tax savings.  OKC just saved $20M by waiving Kemba, though. Hopefully Horford proves to be more valuable than Kemba. I believe that is possible - mostly because the Schroder signing offsets much of the loss of Kemba - but I'm not going to pretend that Kemba wasn't an All-Star/All-Star caliber player who took a lot of the pressure off of the Jays.

Sengun (or the two future 1sts) is a tough pill to swallow for somewhat of a sideways move - both on the court and financially.

Feel like if this was true, he’d still be in Boston. Instead he was traded, Immediately waived and then signed with the Knicks for a fraction of what he was making. His contract has him earning $8M this season and $9m next. Think that says enough.

Yes, but that doesn't account for the money he's making from being bought out by the Thunder. 

He's making a nice chunk of change this year all combined.

Quote from: Goldstar88 on September 28, 2021, 05:29:14 PM

Quote from: jambr380 on September 28, 2021, 07:39:14 AM

Quote from: Goldstar88 on September 26, 2021, 08:11:27 PM

Quote from: Csfan1984 on September 26, 2021, 04:52:15 PM

Don't worry I'll be just like you about the Horford trade. C's missed out on Murphy and Sengun.

Except sacrificing the pick this year was a very necessary move as it allowed Boston to unload  Kemba and his albatross of a contract while  upgrading  the roster at the same time.

Trading the pick, which turned out to be  Bane while Keeping 4 of 5 G-leaguers on the roster was just a stupid move. Since Brad has taken over, almost all of those guys are gone.

I guess we'll see how things work out, but we are currently well into the tax as it is, so this year doesn't really matter. Also, you need to add Schroder's contract to Horford's since we would need a PG anyway.

As for next year, it really depends if we waive Horford. If we do, then we get a much bigger tax savings.  OKC just saved $20M by waiving Kemba, though. Hopefully Horford proves to be more valuable than Kemba. I believe that is possible - mostly because the Schroder signing offsets much of the loss of Kemba - but I'm not going to pretend that Kemba wasn't an All-Star/All-Star caliber player who took a lot of the pressure off of the Jays.

Sengun (or the two future 1sts) is a tough pill to swallow for somewhat of a sideways move - both on the court and financially.

Feel like if this was true, he’d still be in Boston. Instead he was traded, Immediately waived and then signed with the Knicks for a fraction of what he was making. His contract has him earning $8M this season and $9m next. Think that says enough.

Yes, but that doesn't account for the money he's making from being bought out by the Thunder. 

He's making a nice chunk of change this year all combined.

The buyout money is irrelevant. His market value as a player is 8-$9M a year. He’s clearly not an all star caliber player anymore.