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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #45 on: May 30, 2017, 06:37:58 PM »

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Think it would be AB for 12 and a 2nd. Can't imagine they view Smart as a vet.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #46 on: May 30, 2017, 06:38:44 PM »

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I wouldn't trade him for anything other than the #1.  Wouldn't have said that before the season though.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #47 on: May 30, 2017, 06:44:20 PM »

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Detroit will only take back 3pt shooters to put around Drummond.

Sorry everyone. More likely to go for Crowder.

I'd absolutely give up Crowder for the 12 pick in the draft.  Detroit doesn't do it though. Ever.
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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #48 on: May 30, 2017, 06:51:41 PM »

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I won't trade Smart for less than #6 in this draft
People forget he was the #6 pick and just outplayed Lebron in one of the ECF games

Which is why your posting here and not running a team.   One game doth not a good player made!  You and his mother are probably the only two people who think think this....

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #49 on: May 30, 2017, 06:59:09 PM »

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I doubt they would trade #12 for Smart. Maybe Crowder would be enough?

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #50 on: May 30, 2017, 07:03:31 PM »

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I don't love it. We're likely going to lose AB in free agency or via trade. Smart is more important than the #12 pick is likely to be.
But are we realistically going to resign/extend him in 2018, especially with Fultz (PG that can play SG) and Jaylen (SH that can play SF)?

I think resigning him is realistic at this point, yes.

Yeah. Unless Smart has a huge breakout season next year, he's not going to command big money. We would likely be able to sign him to a similar contract to what Bradley is on right now.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #51 on: May 30, 2017, 07:12:03 PM »

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I wouldn't trade him for anything other than the #1.  Wouldn't have said that before the season though.





 Hold up. U wouldn't trade smart for a top four pick in this draft? You need to chill dog Lol.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #52 on: May 30, 2017, 07:16:44 PM »

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I won't trade Smart for less than #6 in this draft
People forget he was the #6 pick and just outplayed Lebron in one of the ECF games

Which is why your posting here and not running a team.   One game doth not a good player made!  You and his mother are probably the only two people who think think this....

Your also just 'posting here and not running a team'. Just saying.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #53 on: May 30, 2017, 07:31:41 PM »

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Jaylen Brown, for example, would barely net you #10 in this draft despite the fact that he's had a pretty good year.

One of the most preposterous statements I've seen here, ever.

Find that hard to believe. How high of a pic do you think you could get for Jaylen Brown?

After he's already proven himself useful in three NBA playoff rounds his value has gone down? Nah. His value has gone up. He'd be drafted ahead of Ingram in a redraft of last year and he'd be in the mix again this year for #1 if he were eligible. Top 5 pick for him, easily.
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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #54 on: May 30, 2017, 07:33:34 PM »

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Jaylen Brown, for example, would barely net you #10 in this draft despite the fact that he's had a pretty good year.

One of the most preposterous statements I've seen here, ever.

Find that hard to believe. How high of a pic do you think you could get for Jaylen Brown?

After he's already proven himself useful in three NBA playoff rounds his value has gone down? Nah. His value has gone up. He'd be drafted ahead of Ingram in a redraft of last year and he'd be in the mix again this year for #1 if he were eligible. Top 5 pick for him, easily.

I imagine he'd be in the same range, 3-8.  Probably right near Jackson and Tatum.  I'd take him 3rd because he can ball and he's cute to boot.
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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #55 on: May 30, 2017, 08:02:17 PM »

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I won't trade Smart for less than #6 in this draft
People forget he was the #6 pick and just outplayed Lebron in one of the ECF games

Which is why your posting here and not running a team.   One game doth not a good player made!  You and his mother are probably the only two people who think think this....

Your also just 'posting here and not running a team'. Just saying.

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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #56 on: May 30, 2017, 08:08:15 PM »

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I like Smart a lot, but his game this year has been inconsistent and hasn't shown the progression we'd hoped for. Therefore I would take the 12th pick in a trade. I would like to expand the deal and add Crowder and hope to snatch Stanley Johnson away from them if they are really keen on making a quick leap forward. Marjanovic would probably have to be included for salary purposes. I have no interest in picking up Jackson and Leuer and Baynes are probably more valuable to them. Maybe sweeten the deal with the rights to Yabusele, Clippers pick or 2nd rounders.

By the way, I would pick Anunoby if he's still on the board with that pick, otherwise Leaf.

Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #57 on: May 30, 2017, 08:13:34 PM »

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Jaylen Brown, for example, would barely net you #10 in this draft despite the fact that he's had a pretty good year.

One of the most preposterous statements I've seen here, ever.

Find that hard to believe. How high of a pic do you think you could get for Jaylen Brown?

After he's already proven himself useful in three NBA playoff rounds his value has gone down? Nah. His value has gone up. He'd be drafted ahead of Ingram in a redraft of last year and he'd be in the mix again this year for #1 if he were eligible. Top 5 pick for him, easily.

I imagine he'd be in the same range, 3-8.  Probably right near Jackson and Tatum.  I'd take him 3rd because he can ball and he's cute to boot.

Let's not also forget that potential draft picks are ALWAYS overvalued near the draft, which affects how people see this comparison right now.

Outside of Fultz, there's literally no other player in this draft I'd rather have than Brown. Granted I'm also not high on the rest of this draft, specifically Ball and Jackson, but I'd take Brown second behind only Simmons last year, too. He's firmly surpassed Ingram as a prospect in my mind due primarily to the tremendous amount of growth that he showed from the start of the season to the end of the season.

I think Brown is a multiple-time two-way All-Star, and I think Fultz becomes a perennial All-Star.
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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #58 on: May 30, 2017, 08:19:55 PM »

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I wouldn't trade him for anything other than the #1.  Wouldn't have said that before the season though.


 Hold up. U wouldn't trade smart for a top four pick in this draft? You need to chill dog Lol.

Sorry, I was referring to an earlier post about Jaylen Brown, should have made that clear.

Smart I'm not that attached to.
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Re: Marcus Smart for Detroit #12
« Reply #59 on: May 30, 2017, 11:23:17 PM »

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I don't love it. We're likely going to lose AB in free agency or via trade. Smart is more important than the #12 pick is likely to be.
But are we realistically going to resign/extend him in 2018, especially with Fultz (PG that can play SG) and Jaylen (SH that can play SF)?

I think resigning him is realistic at this point, yes.

Yeah. Unless Smart has a huge breakout season next year, he's not going to command big money. We would likely be able to sign him to a similar contract to what Bradley is on right now.
that will never happen.  Smart will get at least the MLE which this summer is something like 8.4 million to start (and thus gets bigger every year).  I actually think Smart will get a contract larger than the MLE, I think he starts around 10 million but wouldn't be surprised at all to see him average out to 15 million or so.  I'd rather pay Bradley than Smart, unless Boston goes into rebuilding in which case Smart makes more sense due to his age.
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