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Six.How many teams has Ersan been on in the last 3 years?
Five just in the past two years. Pistons, Magic, Thunder, Sixers and now Hawks.
Before that he spent his first 7 NBA seasons with the Bucks.
Six.How many teams has Ersan been on in the last 3 years?
they have a made a big deal that he has seemed to turn a corner on the Sixers. I haven't followed him for that long, and he certainly loves to shoot, but i am sure he has value for a boost off the bench (unless he is cold which is about 50% of the time, then expect the Hawks to hopefuly not keep him out there long).Six.
Five just in the past two years. Pistons, Magic, Thunder, Sixers and now Hawks.
Before that he spent his first 7 NBA seasons with the Bucks.
what the fThe 76ers are finalizing a trade that will send Ersan Ilyasova to Atlanta in exchange for Tiago Splitter and two second-round picks, according to Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Sixers are expected to receive one second-round pick, while swapping another one. The Hawks are buyers at the deadline and Ilyasova gives them some welcome frontcourt depth, adding a stretch-PF behind Paul Millsap, but his fantasy value takes a hit with the move. If your waiver wire is barren he might be worth holding, to see how the rotation plays out, but the trade deadline is likely to create many more intriguing rest-of-season pickups. Feb 22 - 7:29 PM
Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter
makes sense i think. I don't think the Sixers had intention of re-signing Ilyasova this off-season, so they basically traded away another 2 months of Ilyasova for a 2nd round pick or something close to that (apparently the 2nd round pick is all kinds of confusing according to Derek Bodner).what the f
yeah i was just reading the same thing. no problem trading ilyasova, just thought we'd get more for him for some reason. i guess that didn't make a lot of sense.makes sense i think. I don't think the Sixers had intention of re-signing Ilyasova this off-season, so they basically traded away another 2 months of Ilyasova for a 2nd round pick or something close to that (apparently the 2nd round pick is all kinds of confusing according to Derek Bodner).
Adding it up, the guys at libertyballers summed it up nice. Need to give Colangelo some kudos: "This is a savvy move from Colangelo, as he’s now transitively flipped Jerami Grant into a 2020 first rounder from Oklahoma City and two second-round picks now from this deal"
yeah would have hoped for a protected 1st for swapping picks somewhere, but it seems that either Colangelo is feeling less patient and wanted to make a move, or realized there wasn't much out there. Considering what Sweet Lout went for i am not sure how much more he could have gotyeah i was just reading the same thing. no problem trading ilyasova, just thought we'd get more for him for some reason. i guess that didn't make a lot of sense.
libertyballers also indicates that splitter's contract is covered by insurance, so throw a couple more million on the pile for Josh.
yeah it sounds sexier then it is. When Hinkie was around you could see them as assets and simply pieces to a puzzle in another trade. Hopefuly Colangelo trades some of these 2nds to add value to a trade. Otehrwise yeah it does seem kind of strange.that okc 1st-rounder is top-20 protected for 2020-2022 and then becomes 2 second-rounders, so it's not all that exciting, honestly, but i guess it's not bad.
If I'm doing this right, sixers now have 14 2nd-round picks over the next 4 years. #processtruster4lyfeyeah it sounds sexier then it is. When Hinkie was around you could see them as assets and simply pieces to a puzzle in another trade. Hopefuly Colangelo trades some of these 2nds to add value to a trade. Otehrwise yeah it does seem kind of strange.
i am happy to see Dario start, and if not start at least play more minutes and more meaningful minutes. he certainly has earned it and might have started to start over Ilyasova anyway
they are going to draft an entire team overseas maybe. 2nd round picks are funny cause they seem like throw-ins to trades half the time, but i am sure they can be useful if Colangelo has a planIf I'm doing this right, sixers now have 14 2nd-round picks over the next 4 years. #processtruster4lyfe
Basically what i was going to post after reading through the Ersan trade posts. If you find one gem in the lot it's worth it. Also gives them plenty of extra assets to trade when you guys think you'll be winning championships.they are going to draft an entire team overseas maybe. 2nd round picks are funny cause they seem like throw-ins to trades half the time, but i am sure they can be useful if Colangelo has a plan
They have the Knicks 2nd round draft for the next 5 yearsIf I'm doing this right, sixers now have 14 2nd-round picks over the next 4 years. #processtruster4lyfe
So it is almost like a late 1st for the next 5 years.They have the Knicks 2nd round draft for the next 5 years![]()
Fighting for a top 5 pick. Get one of the PGs or SF types who carry the requisite weight/height to defend.what the f
76ers are sitting on the Kings 1st rounder because of previous picks at 47 and 60.they are going to draft an entire team overseas maybe. 2nd round picks are funny cause they seem like throw-ins to trades half the time, but i am sure they can be useful if Colangelo has a plan
that was Hinkie.... Not sure that magic is still around in the front office76ers are sitting on the Kings 1st rounder because of previous picks at 47 and 60.![]()
that's the beauty of what Sam created. I don't see the Sixers looking to do worse (and if they do i think the motivation would be to beat Lakers out to the worse record to not let them get away with giving us the pick next year). With the Sacemento flip, and the future assets, they don't need to do anything beside build the team. Like i mentioned above, i think there was 0 chance they resigned Ilyasova with Saric looking good and other options at the 4. so they got something in excahnge for a month and a half rental.Fighting for a top 5 pick. Get one of the PGs or SF types who carry the requisite weight/height to defend.
I am expecting Simmons and Embiid to sit more then they play the rest of the way.
They want 1 of the following players without having to trade -- Lonzo Ball, Josh Jackson, Dennis Smith or Jayson Tatum.
yeah my hope with this move was that the team had a feeling Simmons scan tomorrow will show 100% healed and he plays the last month of the season. Team needs to see how he fits in, is PG a possibility, and he works with someone like Noel who the team will need to figure out what to do if they move Okafor in the next 17 hours or so. with them potentially having 2 top 10 picks it is really important to be able to see what they have with their future players. That is why i am surprised when people are all wanting the Sixers to shut down Simmons, don't want a logjam somewhere else on the team with a need too.Not only Saric, but Simmons will be spending plenty of time at the 4 also. *Simmons to have a scan tomorrow. ** Illysova is a FA after this season.
Local talk radio consensus (for what that's worth, which is admittedly not much) was that the move was to clear cap space moving forward, and to get a better look at Dunn. Dunn isn't a 19 year old one and done rookie. He should be more ready than he appears, but the idea is Thibs wants to get an extended look at him and see if he has the potential to be the PG of the future or if they should cut bait and move in another direction. Makes sense to me.Rubio has made some strides of late, but with his obvious deficiencies on offense I struggle to see him starting on a championship contender. That said, I would be a bit disappointed if they traded him for Rose especially since Dunn is nowhere near ready. But I would absolutely break something if they made that trade and proceeded to re-sign Rose. That would be tragic. I somewhat get the trade if they're simply ready to part ways with Rubio and want that additional cap space this offseason, but in no world do I want Rose on the Wolves long term.
It does make some sense. I don't even have a huge problem with it (unless Rose hoodwinks then into resigning him). It's just a bit disappointing because I always assumed the Wolves would get something if/when they moved Rubio.Local talk radio consensus (for what that's worth, which is admittedly not much) was that the move was to clear cap space moving forward, and to get a better look at Dunn. Dunn isn't a 19 year old one and done rookie. He should be more ready than he appears, but the idea is Thibs wants to get an extended look at him and see if he has the potential to be the PG of the future or if they should cut bait and move in another direction. Makes sense to me.
and thus worth more than about 80% of the first round picks, as far as I can tell. #assets #truth #adamsilverlegalizegamblingSo it is almost like a late 1st for the next 5 years.
He entered the league at 24.Gibson is 31![]()
Thought he was like 25-26.
Seriously. He's really young. And while he'll never be great at defense, he can be the kind of guy to average 25 a night at some point. So you take the trade off. Hr just need a a spot where he can grow and be consistent.I don't know what to think about Jahlil Okafor. I know he hasn't played all that well with the 76ers but I'm still surprised his value seems to be so low.
It's amazing how quickly his value has diminished...I don't know what to think about Jahlil Okafor. I know he hasn't played all that well with the 76ers but I'm still surprised his value seems to be so low.
That's one of the side effects from tanking so many years in a row. Those young players have no veteran leadership to help guide them, they are surrounded by players that don't make them look any better, and they usually get the worst coaching in the league. But hey, at least they are on pace for another top 4 pick in next year's draft!It's amazing how quickly his value has diminished...
Agreed. It seems the timing with Rubio in Minnesota was always wrong. Passing on Curry because of his upside, never trading him when he his perceived value went up, contract timing and issues with Love. I think it is just one of those things where it is time to move on and hopefully he succeeds somewhere else.It does make some sense. I don't even have a huge problem with it (unless Rose hoodwinks then into resigning him). It's just a bit disappointing because I always assumed the Wolves would get something if/when they moved Rubio.
Wow. Bogut going back to Philly too.Adrian Wojnarowski[SIZE=12.6px]Verified account[/SIZE]@WojVerticalNBA 45s46 seconds ago
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Philadelphia is sending Nerlens Noel to Dallas for Justin Anderson and a first-round draft pick, league sources tell@TheVertical.
Already working on a buyout.Wow. Bogut going back to Philly too.
Who knows. Philly kinda kicking the can down the road again with this trade. Noel was a solid building block and could play alongside Embiid even though they only tried it for 8 minutes this year. Guess they didn't want to pay him yet. Seems like a lot of faith for Philly to be putting in Embiid when he's only been able to play 30 games in 3 years and is coming off another injury.Does this mean Okafor stays or might they trade him too?
Does it even matter if it's 1 or 2 or 4 when you are talking about adding those players?If Ainge doesn't get any of the three superstars that were on the trade market (and he very well could have added Cousins + George/Butler), Boston fans should riot. There's a better chance the Nets picks end up at #4 than #1 and they end up with two Jaylen Brown types who don't move the needle.
Does this mean Okafor stays or might they trade him too?
I would guess that an Okafor trade is possible, but that Colangelo sees that there is no value there, so move on to Noel. But this pick is apparently top-18 protected, so that is kind of a crummy return for Noel, though Justin Anderson is not useless. Probably would have been better to gauge his FA value.Who knows. Philly kinda kicking the can down the road again with this trade. Noel was a solid building block and could play alongside Embiid even though they only tried it for 8 minutes this year. Guess they didn't want to pay him yet. Seems like a lot of faith for Philly to be putting in Embiid when he's only been able to play 30 games in 3 years and is coming off another injury.![]()
It wouldn't to me. the best rationale for not dealing them I've heard is that they think Fultz might be a franchise cornerstone, but there's only a 25% chance they will be able to draft him, and then you have to further account for the high probability he never lives up to that potential.Does it even matter if it's 1 or 2 or 4 when you are talking about adding those players?
Yeah I think I'm thinking along the same lines. Definite :sad banana: for Noel leaving but I'm hoping it was a measured move by the team knowing that Noel wanted to start somewhere or that Noel was going to command a ton of money they are hoping to have available In the next season or 2 for free agents, etc. agreed the return looks to be weak though. And that is probably an understatement. With Noel's offensive game improving a bit his value is certainly better then what they got in returnI would guess that an Okafor trade is possible, but that Colangelo sees that there is no value there, so move on to Noel. But this pick is apparently top-18 protected, so that is kind of a crummy return for Noel, though Justin Anderson is not useless. Probably would have been better to gauge his FA value.
Sources: If Sixers do not receive Mavs top-18 protected pick this season, it converts to 2 2nd-round picks: Mavs 2nds in 2017 and 2018.