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Westbrook & Cousins
« on: December 01, 2015, 01:45:09 PM »

Offline BOSKG5

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Let's think about this idea:

There are many trade rumors that Demarcus Cousins could be dealt to the Boston Celtics in exchange for David Lee and the Brooklyn Nets first round pick this year. If that's possible (maybe with another pick for SAC) - the first step (a star player and I love cousins) is made.


The next step - bring in Russel Westbrook:
For me he is (after Kobe retired) the ultimate warrior an competitor in the NBA.
And it's no secret that this dude can ball!
Westbrook and Durant in OKC has no future - I think Westbrook wants to be the leader of a franchise - with Durant in OKC that's not possible. Cousins I think is ok to be the #2 guy behind Russel.
What can we offer OKC:
Marcus Smart (talented/young/good salary), Evan Turner (good bench/role player), Tyler Zeller (nice backup for Kanter), Terry Rozier (first rounder last year) and give them first future round picks.


Our lineup:

Westbrook (Thomas)
Bradley (Young)
Crowder (Jerebko)
Sullinger (Johnson)
Cousins (Olynyk)


What are your thoughts?

Re: Westbrook & Cousins
« Reply #1 on: December 01, 2015, 01:49:10 PM »

Offline Hemingway

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I'd do it. I just think OKC would not. But who knows. Maybe it won't work out in OKC at somepoint and they will make a move. I'd love to get either guy. I'd love to get anyone who could get us 20 every single night.

Re: Westbrook & Cousins
« Reply #2 on: December 01, 2015, 01:50:12 PM »

Offline rondohondo

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horrible pairing , implosion a high possibility 

Re: Westbrook & Cousins
« Reply #3 on: December 01, 2015, 01:52:01 PM »

Offline coffee425

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As an OKC native,
I can tell you that that city (its fans) would rather invest in Westbrook than KD. So I don't believe this trade appeals to them.
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Even at the end of the game, we lined up in different formation that he hadn't seen and he called out our play before I got the ball. I heard him calling it out. -John Wall on Brad Stevens

Re: Westbrook & Cousins
« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2015, 01:59:46 PM »

Offline Endless Paradise

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Westbrook has quite literally said he'd rather win with a good team than run his own team, yet people still insist that he wants to be "the man."