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Originally Posted by cha59
Sucks about PEK, was legitimately one of the most fun things about the Wolves for a while. Nothing like watching a big man be the biggest man on the court and just tear people apart. He'll be missed for sure.
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Originally Posted by onedollaratatime
Sounds like the Spurs are shopping Aldridge for a high draft pick. Hes got 2 years left on his contract (contract would be up for Towns to resign) and I think hed be a good fit (stretch 4) for the Wolves.
Buddy asked me on this, LMA and Towns would be pretty sick, but that's hoping that Towns is the stalwart defender we all hope him to be, because LMA won't. Still would have been a great addition though.
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Originally Posted by minnesotasam
On the other hand, LaVine and the 7 and whatever for Jimmy Butler would be absolutely pleasegodyes.
Sam coming in with the PRE WOJ like predictions.
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Originally Posted by minnesotasam
PLEASE BE REAL
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Originally Posted by cha59
BUTLER!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by cha59
Highway robbery. I love Lavine, but to ONLY give up Lavine and #7(I think Dunn sucks), this is an amazing trade and he's locked in for a while. Haven't seen a deal like this for a while.
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Originally Posted by FARGOpoker
LOVE the trade obviously.
Bit worried about Rubio's value with Butler now. Think Rubio gets most his value with the ball, but Butler is going to be the ball dominant guard now so where is Rubio's value? I LOVELOVELOVE Ricky, but I just don't like the fit.
Don't disagree with this at all. A lot of Lavine's value with this team was his ability to be not so ball dominant. I'm not in love with the fit either since Butler/Wiggins aren't great shooters but having a guy like Butler basically whoop Wiggins' ass for the next 3 years is nothing but a good thing. Wiggins upside athletically is a better Kawhi and Butler. It's not going to happen, but having Prime Butler there to compete with him on a night to night basis puts wiggins in a great spot for his future. The nice part about butler though is that when Rubio does sit, we're not just a complete **** show offensively and now have a guy that can somewhat carry the load without him.
Cliffs: Fit isn't great, where's the shooting...but the team improved immensely with this trade.
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Originally Posted by minnesotasam
Why would we want Millsap for the seasons that he turns 32-35 given how big of a deal he's going to get? I mean, he's really good, and we'd be super frisky this year, but we're still at best even money to win a playoff series with him and then we lose so much flexibility. Getting Butler was amazing, the next few decisions are crucial. Iguodala would be worse, he turns 34 next season and is already having injury issues.
I don't want either. No need to sacrifice flexibility at this point. Millsap is awesome but yeah, unless we can get him for another ridiculous Millsap deal...no thank you. Depth is important of course, but this would kind of lock us in on what our team is the next 2-3 years, which I don't think is ideal with how ridiculously good GS is.
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