Giannis staying in Milwaukee?

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Trades that will work for Paul:

Bledsoe, Brook Lopez, Hill

Middleton, Robin Lopez, DJ Wilson
 
Absolutely not on either of those.
You don't trade important parts to gain one part that's needed.
 
TW said:
Absolutely not on either of those.
You don't trade important parts to gain one part that's needed.
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Well the current parts though are probably not good enough to win you a title got you also can't trade garbage and expect to get gold back either.
 
GBP4EVER said:
Well the current parts though are probably not good enough to win you a title got you also can't trade garbage and expect to get gold back either.
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Current parts are enough. Just find a competent 2 who can shoot
 
Read this today and makes so much sense ...Giannis scored a dominant 1.4 points per roll to the rim over the past two years but he’s logged only 156 plays in 135 games. By comparison, this season alone, Sabonis had 211, Bam had 161. The Bucks must find Giannis a PG who can get him the ball in P&R......so maybe a 2 is not the issue. Maybe a 1 more suited to the offensive system. Now you give up a s&@t load of defense and it’s not a knock on Bled but interesting take
 
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Trade Bledsoe to move up in draft, and sign Paul. With the draft, grab a guy who has solid offensive potential at point, and work him into the system. Pay the damned tax, and bring a championship to Milwaukee. Cover the investment the people made in getting there, with the money they put into the new stadium. That trophy would prove it was worth it.

From what I gather, the franchise went from a $500 to $600 mill franchise to a value of somewhere around $1.5 billion. Pay the damned tax and win! You're going to make a bundle when you sell, in 3 or 4 years. Esry is a wheeler dealer, not a long term investment type.
 
TW said:
Trade Bledsoe to move up in draft, and sign Paul. With the draft, grab a guy who has solid offensive potential at point, and work him into the system. Pay the damned tax, and bring a championship to Milwaukee. Cover the investment the people made in getting there, with the money they put into the new stadium. That trophy would prove it was worth it.

From what I gather, the franchise went from a $500 to $600 mill franchise to a value of somewhere around $1.5 billion. Pay the damned tax and win! You're going to make a bundle when you sell, in 3 or 4 years. Esry is a wheeler dealer, not a long term investment type.
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Paul is under contract with OKC so would take a trade to get him. If you want him might have to give some talent to get him as reports few teams might chase Paul in off-season.
 
Looking at a trade that might interest OKC that would work according to ESPN Trade Machine would be

Bledsoe, Hill, Robin Lopez, Ersan, and Divincenzo. Throw in a couple future 1st rounders.

OKC could see up to $32 million in cap savings over the next 2 years and that would have to be very interesting to them.
 
GBP4EVER said:
Looking at a trade that might interest OKC that would work according to ESPN Trade Machine would be

Bledsoe, Hill, Robin Lopez, Ersan, and Divincenzo. Throw in a couple future 1st rounders.

OKC could see up to $32 million in cap savings over the next 2 years and that would have to be very interesting to them.
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Hard no
 
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