Phoenix Suns
Post by Justin Timberlake on Aug 21, 2016 20:36:47 GMT -5
It's been dead around here lately, we thought we'd mix things up a bit!
Thunder Send:
73 Draymond Green $19,250,000 $21,000,000 $22,750,000 $24,500,000
Total salary traded: $19,250,000
Team salary after trade: $95,548,196
Suns Send:
65 Victor Oladipo $6,552,960 $8,551,612
64 Tristan Thompson $13,200,000 $14,400,000 $15,600,000 $16,800,000
2017 CHI 2nd
Total salary traded: $19,752,960
Team salary after trade: $84,663,719
I accept. I sent Steve a PM the other night on a whim about Draymond, not really expecting anything to come out of it. We managed to figure out a trade that we feel benefited both our franchises. Based on the sims I've done, I am still able to tank(ish) next season and Steve is as competitive as ever (if not more). My team also had the issue of Oladipo or MKG playing the 2. Trading one seemed like the best way to circumvent that. I love Oladipo and think he is a great talent, but this worked best for my plan forward in the upcoming seasons. We are giving up an All-Star level talent, a solid role player that has improved his game to no longer be one-dimensional (deserving of a SW) and what looks to be a top 2nd round pick. Getting a defensive, versatile, All-Star big in return makes losing out on their potential worth it.
Always a pleasure, Steve Jobs
Thunder Send:
73 Draymond Green $19,250,000 $21,000,000 $22,750,000 $24,500,000
Total salary traded: $19,250,000
Team salary after trade: $95,548,196
Suns Send:
65 Victor Oladipo $6,552,960 $8,551,612
64 Tristan Thompson $13,200,000 $14,400,000 $15,600,000 $16,800,000
2017 CHI 2nd
Total salary traded: $19,752,960
Team salary after trade: $84,663,719
I accept. I sent Steve a PM the other night on a whim about Draymond, not really expecting anything to come out of it. We managed to figure out a trade that we feel benefited both our franchises. Based on the sims I've done, I am still able to tank(ish) next season and Steve is as competitive as ever (if not more). My team also had the issue of Oladipo or MKG playing the 2. Trading one seemed like the best way to circumvent that. I love Oladipo and think he is a great talent, but this worked best for my plan forward in the upcoming seasons. We are giving up an All-Star level talent, a solid role player that has improved his game to no longer be one-dimensional (deserving of a SW) and what looks to be a top 2nd round pick. Getting a defensive, versatile, All-Star big in return makes losing out on their potential worth it.
Always a pleasure, Steve Jobs
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