Author Topic: If Colangelo calls looking for 1  (Read 7409 times)

0 Members and 0 Guests are viewing this topic.

Re: Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #15 on: May 17, 2017, 11:41:19 AM »

Offline Granath

  • NCE
  • Bailey Howell
  • **
  • Posts: 2154
  • Tommy Points: 567
#3 plus better of 2018 PHI/LA 1st, plus better of 2019 PHI/SAC 1st.

This to start. To me, making a deal for the overall #1 has to be in the ballpark of the Chris Weber/Penny Hardaway trade. That deal was:

Magic — Traded Chris Webber to Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway (#3  overall pick), 1996 first round pick (#11-Todd Fuller), 1998 first round pick (#13-Keon Clark), 2000 first round pick (#5-Mike Miller). We'd be looking for something similar - the "Godfather" type of deal.
 
Jaylen Brown will be an All Star in the next 5 years.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #16 on: May 17, 2017, 12:10:13 PM »

Offline ETNCeltics

  • NCE
  • Jim Loscutoff
  • **
  • Posts: 2747
  • Tommy Points: 311
If it was #3, Saric, and the Lakers pick unprotected, I'd be tempted, but I'd still have to pass.

I believe Fultz is going to be a superstar, and I'm  less bullish on the assets we'd get in return.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #17 on: May 17, 2017, 12:16:49 PM »

Offline Quetzalcoatl

  • Antoine Walker
  • ****
  • Posts: 4100
  • Tommy Points: 419
I would take it as an insult and probably not deal with them again until Colangelo is fired

Re: Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #18 on: May 17, 2017, 12:22:40 PM »

Online Donoghus

  • Global Moderator
  • Walter Brown
  • ********************************
  • Posts: 32765
  • Tommy Points: 1732
  • What a Pub Should Be
#3 plus better of 2018 PHI/LA 1st, plus better of 2019 PHI/SAC 1st.

This to start. To me, making a deal for the overall #1 has to be in the ballpark of the Chris Weber/Penny Hardaway trade. That deal was:

Magic — Traded Chris Webber to Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway (#3  overall pick), 1996 first round pick (#11-Todd Fuller), 1998 first round pick (#13-Keon Clark), 2000 first round pick (#5-Mike Miller). We'd be looking for something similar - the "Godfather" type of deal.

This. 

Ask for the moon. 


2010 CB Historical Draft - Best Overall Team

Re: Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #19 on: May 17, 2017, 12:27:35 PM »

Offline Moranis

  • James Naismith
  • *********************************
  • Posts: 34680
  • Tommy Points: 1603
#3 plus better of 2018 PHI/LA 1st, plus better of 2019 PHI/SAC 1st.

This to start. To me, making a deal for the overall #1 has to be in the ballpark of the Chris Weber/Penny Hardaway trade. That deal was:

Magic — Traded Chris Webber to Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway (#3  overall pick), 1996 first round pick (#11-Todd Fuller), 1998 first round pick (#13-Keon Clark), 2000 first round pick (#5-Mike Miller). We'd be looking for something similar - the "Godfather" type of deal.

This. 

Ask for the moon.
3 future picks that you have no idea where they will be isn't the moon. I'd much rather have much more concrete assets like Saric, Lakers pick, etc.
2025 Historical Draft - Cleveland Cavaliers - 1st pick

Starters - Luka, JB, Lebron, Wemby, Shaq
Rotation - D. Daniels, Mitchell, G. Wallace, Melo, Noah
Deep Bench - Korver, Turner

Re: Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #20 on: May 17, 2017, 12:30:50 PM »

Online Donoghus

  • Global Moderator
  • Walter Brown
  • ********************************
  • Posts: 32765
  • Tommy Points: 1732
  • What a Pub Should Be
#3 plus better of 2018 PHI/LA 1st, plus better of 2019 PHI/SAC 1st.

This to start. To me, making a deal for the overall #1 has to be in the ballpark of the Chris Weber/Penny Hardaway trade. That deal was:

Magic — Traded Chris Webber to Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway (#3  overall pick), 1996 first round pick (#11-Todd Fuller), 1998 first round pick (#13-Keon Clark), 2000 first round pick (#5-Mike Miller). We'd be looking for something similar - the "Godfather" type of deal.

This. 

Ask for the moon.
3 future picks that you have no idea where they will be isn't the moon. I'd much rather have much more concrete assets like Saric, Lakers pick, etc.

A)  I don't expect Ainge to move the pick

B)  I don't expect Colangelo to give up a godfather offer to move up two spots.

Also, Granath was simply sharing the history of the GSW/ORL trade.  I'm assuming the dynamics of a BOS-PHL trade would be different  & not simply a boatload of down the road 1st rounders.  Danny would be smarter than that, IMO.  He knows PHL is trending upwards.


2010 CB Historical Draft - Best Overall Team

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #21 on: May 17, 2017, 12:30:58 PM »

Offline Future Celtics Owner

  • Ray Allen
  • ***
  • Posts: 3097
  • Tommy Points: 191
  • Celtic's only raise championship Banners
I'd tell him that we could do another deal:

Marcus Smart plus other prospects
4
Jahlil Okafor

I wanted to do this trade for about a year but wish we had done it at the deadline (obv Philly would need to ok it). 99% of CB said that they would NOT do that trade when there was a thread on it at the deadline.
Having Fultz and Jaylen Brown (and Rozier) taking the minutes at the 1-2-3 is just going to happen IMO. Marcus Smart (former #6 pick) would be a good guy to trade to the sixers for their former, and so far underachieving, #3 overall pick.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #22 on: May 17, 2017, 12:34:41 PM »

Offline PAOBoston

  • Don Nelson
  • ********
  • Posts: 8134
  • Tommy Points: 535
I'd tell him that we could do another deal:

Marcus Smart plus other prospects
4
Jahlil Okafor

I wanted to do this trade for about a year but wish we had done it at the deadline (obv Philly would need to ok it). 99% of CB said that they would NOT do that trade when there was a thread on it at the deadline.
Having Fultz and Jaylen Brown (and Rozier) taking the minutes at the 1-2-3 is just going to happen IMO. Marcus Smart (former #6 pick) would be a good guy to trade to the sixers for their former, and so far underachieving, #3 overall pick.
How does this trade help the C's exactly? It removes on of our best perimeter defenderail for a guy who can't rebound or play defense or stretch the floor.

Re: Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #23 on: May 17, 2017, 12:58:24 PM »

Offline Casperian

  • Ray Allen
  • ***
  • Posts: 3501
  • Tommy Points: 545
#3 plus better of 2018 PHI/LA 1st, plus better of 2019 PHI/SAC 1st.

This to start. To me, making a deal for the overall #1 has to be in the ballpark of the Chris Weber/Penny Hardaway trade. That deal was:

Magic — Traded Chris Webber to Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway (#3  overall pick), 1996 first round pick (#11-Todd Fuller), 1998 first round pick (#13-Keon Clark), 2000 first round pick (#5-Mike Miller). We'd be looking for something similar - the "Godfather" type of deal.

This. 

Ask for the moon.
3 future picks that you have no idea where they will be isn't the moon. I'd much rather have much more concrete assets like Saric, Lakers pick, etc.

I don't know, Josh Jackson + the better of PHI/LAL 2018 and the better of PHI/SAC 2019 sounds pretty concrete to me, asset-wise.

Again, such a move would really help our cap situation. It's not just about the incoming value, it's also about the players we could potentially sign/retain. At the very least, it's worth thinking about.
In the summer of 2017, I predicted this team would not win a championship for the next 10 years.

3 down, 7 to go.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #24 on: May 17, 2017, 01:22:02 PM »

Offline celticsclay

  • JoJo White
  • ****************
  • Posts: 16178
  • Tommy Points: 1407
I'd tell him that we could do another deal:

Marcus Smart plus other prospects
4
Jahlil Okafor

I wanted to do this trade for about a year but wish we had done it at the deadline (obv Philly would need to ok it). 99% of CB said that they would NOT do that trade when there was a thread on it at the deadline.
Having Fultz and Jaylen Brown (and Rozier) taking the minutes at the 1-2-3 is just going to happen IMO. Marcus Smart (former #6 pick) would be a good guy to trade to the sixers for their former, and so far underachieving, #3 overall pick.
How does this trade help the C's exactly? It removes on of our best perimeter defenderail for a guy who can't rebound or play defense or stretch the floor.

How do you follow basketball and not realize that Smart has a ton more value around the league than Okafor? I am so confused how people can care enough to follow the Celtics, but not enough to loosely know what is going on with players they propose trading for.

1) Okafor had a horrible season and was thoroughly outplayed by Holmes over the course of the season.
2) His defense is absolutely horrible in both effort and physical skills and has been broken down by just about every writer that loosely covers the 76ers
3) He continues to severely struggle with injury concerns having knee problems from an apparently botched minor knee procedure over a year ago that was supposed to have a 6 week recovery period and has given him continued soreness and caused him to miss games. It is unclear if he needs another surgery or what can be done.
4) Related to 3, but an ongoing issue going back to college is that he has serious conditioning issues and gets winded as the game goes on. It is unclear if this is laziness, body type or something else.
5) They desperately tried to trade him at the deadline and may have agreed in principle to a top 20 protected first round pick for him. Other trades were made (specifically the Portland/Denver exchange of centers and the Cousins trade) that made no team interested in him. This created the very awkward situation of having him come back to the team after a trade has been announced.
6) With the emergence of Holmes and Embiid apparently healthy, there are very limited minutes for Okafor further depressing his opportunity to disprove all the points above.

Now we have people that are still suggesting we trade Smart, who if nothing else is an elite defender that has shown he can play serious minutes and help a team that made the ECF, plus apparently something else for a poor rebounding, poorly conditioned, horrible defensive players with ongoing injury concerns and an established value of late first round pick. I mean come on.....Lets trade Jerebro for Kevin Love while we are at it. 

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #25 on: May 17, 2017, 01:28:54 PM »

Offline PhoSita

  • NCE
  • Robert Parish
  • *********************
  • Posts: 21835
  • Tommy Points: 2182
I'm really not interested in making any deals with Philly.
You’ll have to excuse my lengthiness—the reason I dread writing letters is because I am so apt to get to slinging wisdom & forget to let up. Thus much precious time is lost.
- Mark Twain

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #26 on: May 17, 2017, 02:15:55 PM »

Offline Grindfather

  • Payton Pritchard
  • Posts: 120
  • Tommy Points: 61
  • First Team All-Defense
I'd tell him that we could do another deal:

Marcus Smart plus other prospects
4
Jahlil Okafor

I wanted to do this trade for about a year but wish we had done it at the deadline (obv Philly would need to ok it). 99% of CB said that they would NOT do that trade when there was a thread on it at the deadline.
Having Fultz and Jaylen Brown (and Rozier) taking the minutes at the 1-2-3 is just going to happen IMO. Marcus Smart (former #6 pick) would be a good guy to trade to the sixers for their former, and so far underachieving, #3 overall pick.
How does this trade help the C's exactly? It removes on of our best perimeter defenderail for a guy who can't rebound or play defense or stretch the floor.

How do you follow basketball and not realize that Smart has a ton more value around the league than Okafor? I am so confused how people can care enough to follow the Celtics, but not enough to loosely know what is going on with players they propose trading for.

1) Okafor had a horrible season and was thoroughly outplayed by Holmes over the course of the season.
2) His defense is absolutely horrible in both effort and physical skills and has been broken down by just about every writer that loosely covers the 76ers
3) He continues to severely struggle with injury concerns having knee problems from an apparently botched minor knee procedure over a year ago that was supposed to have a 6 week recovery period and has given him continued soreness and caused him to miss games. It is unclear if he needs another surgery or what can be done.
4) Related to 3, but an ongoing issue going back to college is that he has serious conditioning issues and gets winded as the game goes on. It is unclear if this is laziness, body type or something else.
5) They desperately tried to trade him at the deadline and may have agreed in principle to a top 20 protected first round pick for him. Other trades were made (specifically the Portland/Denver exchange of centers and the Cousins trade) that made no team interested in him. This created the very awkward situation of having him come back to the team after a trade has been announced.
6) With the emergence of Holmes and Embiid apparently healthy, there are very limited minutes for Okafor further depressing his opportunity to disprove all the points above.

Now we have people that are still suggesting we trade Smart, who if nothing else is an elite defender that has shown he can play serious minutes and help a team that made the ECF, plus apparently something else for a poor rebounding, poorly conditioned, horrible defensive players with ongoing injury concerns and an established value of late first round pick. I mean come on.....Lets trade Jerebro for Kevin Love while we are at it.

Thank you!  This pretty much encapsulates how I feel. I also can't understand how anyone can watch current NBA basketball and not realize that Okafor's skill set has very little value, especially in the playoffs when everyone goes even smaller than they usually do.  If we had Okafor against Washington, he would barely have seen the floor.  Can you imagine Wall and Beal going at Okafor in the pick & roll?  I would've been a blood bath.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #27 on: May 17, 2017, 02:34:27 PM »

Offline celticsclay

  • JoJo White
  • ****************
  • Posts: 16178
  • Tommy Points: 1407
I'd tell him that we could do another deal:

Marcus Smart plus other prospects
4
Jahlil Okafor

I wanted to do this trade for about a year but wish we had done it at the deadline (obv Philly would need to ok it). 99% of CB said that they would NOT do that trade when there was a thread on it at the deadline.
Having Fultz and Jaylen Brown (and Rozier) taking the minutes at the 1-2-3 is just going to happen IMO. Marcus Smart (former #6 pick) would be a good guy to trade to the sixers for their former, and so far underachieving, #3 overall pick.
How does this trade help the C's exactly? It removes on of our best perimeter defenderail for a guy who can't rebound or play defense or stretch the floor.

How do you follow basketball and not realize that Smart has a ton more value around the league than Okafor? I am so confused how people can care enough to follow the Celtics, but not enough to loosely know what is going on with players they propose trading for.

1) Okafor had a horrible season and was thoroughly outplayed by Holmes over the course of the season.
2) His defense is absolutely horrible in both effort and physical skills and has been broken down by just about every writer that loosely covers the 76ers
3) He continues to severely struggle with injury concerns having knee problems from an apparently botched minor knee procedure over a year ago that was supposed to have a 6 week recovery period and has given him continued soreness and caused him to miss games. It is unclear if he needs another surgery or what can be done.
4) Related to 3, but an ongoing issue going back to college is that he has serious conditioning issues and gets winded as the game goes on. It is unclear if this is laziness, body type or something else.
5) They desperately tried to trade him at the deadline and may have agreed in principle to a top 20 protected first round pick for him. Other trades were made (specifically the Portland/Denver exchange of centers and the Cousins trade) that made no team interested in him. This created the very awkward situation of having him come back to the team after a trade has been announced.
6) With the emergence of Holmes and Embiid apparently healthy, there are very limited minutes for Okafor further depressing his opportunity to disprove all the points above.

Now we have people that are still suggesting we trade Smart, who if nothing else is an elite defender that has shown he can play serious minutes and help a team that made the ECF, plus apparently something else for a poor rebounding, poorly conditioned, horrible defensive players with ongoing injury concerns and an established value of late first round pick. I mean come on.....Lets trade Jerebro for Kevin Love while we are at it.

Thank you!  This pretty much encapsulates how I feel. I also can't understand how anyone can watch current NBA basketball and not realize that Okafor's skill set has very little value, especially in the playoffs when everyone goes even smaller than they usually do.  If we had Okafor against Washington, he would barely have seen the floor.  Can you imagine Wall and Beal going at Okafor in the pick & roll?  I would've been a blood bath.

I mean that is even a bigger level when talking about his long term career projections (although how Kanter was run off the floor in the Houston playoff series is a good example of what you are talking about). There just has to be a basic understanding of a player's injuries, situation and skill level before we throw out trade ideas. Maybe it would be worth throwing like Yab for him, project for project. I still wouldn't do that because of the contracts though.

Him for Smart the ship sailed like a year and a half ago.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #28 on: May 17, 2017, 02:37:20 PM »

Offline Ilikesports17

  • Don Nelson
  • ********
  • Posts: 8734
  • Tommy Points: 855
I was all aboard the Okafor train as recently as last offseason, but this year has really torpedoed his value.

I still think hell eventually turn his career around, but he makes 0 sense for us right now, and his value is that of a couple second rounders.

Re: If Colangelo calls looking for 1
« Reply #29 on: May 17, 2017, 02:40:34 PM »

Offline Ilikesports17

  • Don Nelson
  • ********
  • Posts: 8734
  • Tommy Points: 855
If Colangelo calls for #1 and takes Simmons and Joel off the table, the conversation is basically over.

#3, Saric, and Lakers '18 is the only offer Im even considering.