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We keep hearing Cho might rather make a trade....


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The real problem...

Minnesota is acting like Love is Michael Jordan & asking for way too damn much.

Cleveland is only offering scrubs & won't include the one piece needed to get him (Wiggins).

Golden State isn't willing to part with the one guy Minnesota wants (Thompson) & is only offering average players.

 

Yeah I keep seeing Minnesota either wants Thompson or Wiggins, no dice if they don't get 1 in return.

 

It'll be interesting to see if those terms stand or if one of these teams gets desperate and pulls the trigger.  

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I feel like Minnesota is going to have to cave if they want anything in return for Love.

Otherwise, he'll just walk.

 

Yeah seriously, and that'd be such a disaster for Minnesota.  I wonder if Golden State/Cavs use that as leverage during these negotiations.

 

 "Ehh we'll just keep Wiggins and sign Love next summer, have a good season!" 

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We don't need to finish our roster in July.  

 

We can be patient and just see how the season and trade market goes and maybe pull off a deal mid-season.  

 

 

I know everyone will freak out anyways, but just try to remember: our team can be different at the middle of the season than it is at the beginning.  

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We don't need to finish our roster in July.

We can be patient and just see how the season and trade market goes and maybe pull off a deal mid-season.

I know everyone will freak out anyways, but just try to remember: our team can be different at the middle of the season than it is at the beginning.

It normally is.

I could be mistaken, but I believe ever since Cho got here we've made at least one trade each season by the trade deadline.

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I feel like Minnesota is going to have to cave if they want anything in return for Love.

Otherwise, he'll just walk.

That's why you haven't seen GS and Cleveland fold. They both feel the same way. At some point they're going to have to trade him or minnesota will be left with nothing.

And to answer OP. I don't see why Toronto would trade DD. The east is pretty open now and after locking up Lowry the Raps should be fighting for home court advantage again. DD is also the face of that franchise, I just don't see it happening.

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Boston has done the same thing with Rondo for years and eventually they will cave, and I think it could be soon.

 

The difference with Rondo is the Celtics have won a championship and been to the play offs 6 out 8 seasons in his career. They are currently rebuilding, and while that is not something he will enjoy being a part of, the fact is they have an elite PG to build around. Generally teams don't give away elite players, and instead try to surround them with players that can help them compete for a championship.  

 

The Celtics have some decent pieces like Avery Bradley and Jeff Green, both guys can become contributors for them going forwards. Then there some young recent draft picks like Olynek, Smart and Young that can have bright futures. Now I'm not sure how good the Celtics will be this season, but if they can show signs of improvement and that they are heading in the right direction, it is possible that Rondo signs a new contract with them.

 

They might end up trading Rondo because they have Marcus Smart, but for me, I would rather build my team around an elite PG like Rondo than Marcus Smart. Don't get me wrong, Smart is talented, but has he the potential to become a better player than Rondo? I'm not convinced. 

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The difference with Rondo is the Celtics have won a championship and been to the play offs 6 out 8 seasons in his career. They are currently rebuilding, and while that is not something he will enjoy being a part of, the fact is they have an elite PG to build around. Generally teams don't give away elite players, and instead try to surround them with players that can help them compete for a championship.

The Celtics have some decent pieces like Avery Bradley and Jeff Green, both guys can become contributors for them going forwards. Then there some young recent draft picks like Olynek, Smart and Young that can have bright futures. Now I'm not sure how good the Celtics will be this season, but if they can show signs of improvement and that they are heading in the right direction, it is possible that Rondo signs a new contract with them.

They might end up trading Rondo because they have Marcus Smart, but for me, I would rather build my team around an elite PG like Rondo than Marcus Smart. Don't get me wrong, Smart is talented, but has he the potential to become a better player than Rondo? I'm not convinced.

I think Rondo is a bit of a unique player though. He is a great defender, rebounder, and passer, but he does not score enough to a true number one player. I think his value really comes into play with him as a second or third guy that does so much.

He makes a lot more sense on a playoff team, so I think the Celtics probably move him. If you can get a decent return for him, it makes more sense than hoping that the Celtics will be championship caliber in the next 3-4 years.

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