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Can't think of a superstar that fits better than Kevin Love
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Fully wrote: View PostIs this what passes as outside the box thinking now? Putting your fingers in your ears and saying you don't care what others have to say if they aren't giving your idea a standing ovation? Saying you'd like a certain player on your team without giving up players A,B,C and D, admitting that you have no idea how the trade would happen, and then throwing a fit when other people speak up and say that it's probably not realistic?
If that's the case, be on the lookout for my "Lebron would fit well at SF" thread. I'm proposing a swap of Amir, Salmons and the Knicks pick in 2016 for LBJ. You'll love it!
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planetmars wrote: View PostI would not trade Love for Amir and two first round picks.. that's a fleece for Minnesota in my opinion. Amir is not a super star but he's a *very* good player, and only 26 years old.
The best way to get Love is for Drake/MU/TL to go over to his house and sing the praises over what they are doing in Toronto.. highlighting the 2016 All-star game and explaining how he could be the king of basketball in Canada. He might listen and decide to come over as a free agent.
Love is a bonafide superstar. If you're going to trade Derozan or Amir, you do it for that guy. Sometimes you have to move guys you like for what will make the team better for longer.If Your Uncle Jack Helped You Off An Elephant, Would You Help Your Uncle Jack Off An Elephant?
Sometimes, I like to buy a book on CD and listen to it, while reading music.
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Mediumcore wrote: View PostNot a fan of Melo, but he maybe the only elite player that could potentially be available in a trade.Twitter - @thekid_it
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LBF wrote: View PostNo, it's not. Love is miles ahead of Amir. Sure, Amir is only 26, but he's been in the league a long time..You don't even really know if he's going to be anything outside Toronto. Their have been countless players who have had good years here and left and never returned to how they were here.
Love is a bonafide superstar. If you're going to trade Derozan or Amir, you do it for that guy. Sometimes you have to move guys you like for what will make the team better for longer.
Amir consistently makes his team better, even though he's really a glue type guy in role.
Love consistently hasn't so far, despite putting up absurd numbers in multiple seasons.
If we're going to go after a guy who produces at superstar levels, can it be someone who actually pushes the win numbers up?
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Mediumcore wrote: View PostYeah it would mean reverting to ISO ball. But just for conversation sake, Melo would be an exceptional scorer on a what is shaping up to be a very good Raptors defensive team. Say you move DeMar in a trade for Melo:
Lowry
Ross
Melo
Amir
JV
But still wouldn't be able to beat Indiana or Miami in a series.
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Nosike wrote: View PostIF Melo buys into team play and moving the ball, that's a really good team.
But still wouldn't be able to beat Indiana or Miami in a series.
If I had to choose which is more likely between:
-Within my life we will colonize Mars
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-Carmelo Anthony will buy into team basketball on both ends
I'd probably have to choose the first....every time. I could be wrong, but that's just how unlikely I see the 2nd option. Probably neither happens...but yeah, still would pick the 1st.
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