anyways OG got moved for nice pieces. Didn't repeat Fred's mistake and lost him for nothing. Pascal's package was underwhelming but was expected when it didn't happen last year. Still we got 2024 Indiana pick and 2026. That 2026 can be interesting. Kira Lewis + Otto and projected 28th for Olynyk and Ochai is not bad. When we also have Detroits second round pick which projected to be 31. That 28-31 area is basically same tier of prospects. But 31 will be better controlled financially.
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The Claw Reborn wrote: View Post
You appreciate the luck to pick Scottie but then what?
Tunnel vision of the The periphery moves and the missteps of the most recent onesOnly one thing matters: We The Champs.
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MixxAOR wrote: View Postanyways OG got moved for nice pieces. Didn't repeat Fred's mistake and lost him for nothing. Pascal's package was underwhelming but was expected when it didn't happen last year. Still we got 2024 Indiana pick and 2026. That 2026 can be interesting. Kira Lewis + Otto and projected 28th for Olynyk and Ochai is not bad. When we also have Detroits second round pick which projected to be 31. That 28-31 area is basically same tier of prospects. But 31 will be better controlled financially.
15 games below 500, closer to a hopeless Wizards and a tad better to San Antonio with a generational talent yet Miles behind Orlando/ and Cavaliers
make note that I didnt even include OKC in the convo
but we could be them if Ujiri made decisive moves two years ago post Scottie pick
how about those Jazz?
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MixxAOR wrote: View Post
That wasn't luck. 20 something GM's would've drafted Suggs. That pick was organizational success.
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The Claw Reborn wrote: View Post
Including you as a fan, you almost died on a Suggs hill…so success to pick Scottie credit to Ujiri, but we still don’t know yet because that story book is far from being completed, we are just on Chapter 3 of the Barnes novel. And before we get to Chapter 10, this author made this more like a dud than a top sellerOnly one thing matters: We The Champs.
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And Jazz are not in great position. OKC owns their pick which is projected 12. Only pick they have in first round is the one we gave them. Initially everyone thought Jazz are gonna feast on Wolves' picks but that's in doubt now. So they either get late firsts or if Wolves' implode then they get nice picks but their best guy is Lauri and by the time they will be ready to help him he will exiting his prime.Only one thing matters: We The Champs.
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MixxAOR wrote: View PostAnd Jazz are not in great position. OKC owns their pick which is projected 12. Only pick they have in first round is the one we gave them. Initially everyone thought Jazz are gonna feast on Wolves' picks but that's in doubt now. So they either get late firsts or if Wolves' implode then they get nice picks but their best guy is Lauri and by the time they will be ready to help him he will exiting his prime.
Cavs and Orlando cannot be ignored
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planetmars wrote: View Post
NY got a better deal from Detroit at the end of the day. They didn't even spend a first.. just Grimes to get those two vets. Nobody was selling firsts.. and I think that's what we were looking for. The rumours of a first being available might have been not really what we expected. NY had two picks from Washington and Detroit that would likely convey into 2nd rounders.
Lakers didn't want to give up a first either as they made no deals and had nothing else to offer.
They have one more shot at the draft.. but if they don't find a biter I could see them just waiving his option and going into free agency. As Brown has been awful as a Raptor. Just no point dragging him back for another year and trying again at another deadline. I'm a bit upset too that they didn't move him but you have to think of the market. It might have been hot but got cooled as soon as Detroit gave up Bojan.
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The seed was planted in the past
Edward Rogers actively fought plans to keep Masai Ujiri as head of the Toronto Raptors this summer — saying that he was not worth the amount offered — and then tried to extract an extraordinary benefit for his own company, the Star has learned.
To the relief of fans, the ploy by Rogers was unsuccessful, and the Raptors announced on Aug. 5 that Ujiri was staying on in Toronto as vice chairman and president of basketball operations.
However, new details have emerged suggesting that behind the scenes Edward Rogers tried to sabotage a high-performing executive with whom he had grown disenchanted — and ultimately failed in his bid because he appeared not to fully understand the governance structure of the NBA franchise.
Rogers told Tanenbaum it was one of the worst meetings he had ever had, according to MLSE sources. Rogers said the Raptors president was arrogant, according to sources, arriving with bodyguards, and that he failed to share his vision for the team.
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Edward Rogers tried to sabotage a high-performing executive with whom he had grown disenchanted — and ultimately failed in his bid because he appeared not to fully understand the governance structure of the NBA franchise.Only one thing matters: We The Champs.
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MixxAOR wrote: View Post
yeah that's why even if we need to move from Masai I don't want Ed to be a part of hiring process. He didn't want to pay Masai not because he evaluated his moves but because he doesn't respect position as president of basketball operations.
But a high level decision has to come from Ed Rogers…Larry T. as the only ally of Masai will eventually have to give in.
It is inevitable though that Ed Rogers will have to pick his own guy
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LJ2 wrote: View Post
NY's trajectory is upwards so that pick is going to be less valuable by the end of the season. They already have Indiana's pick and may end up keeping their own so that late FRP was one too many I think. If they can pump Browns stats by end of season they might be able to get a pick in next year's draft there they may not have a first.
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