[Skeating12345Participant]

 Cavs receive: Eric Bledsoe, TJ Warren, future 1st and 2nd round pick 

Bledsoe has personal ties to Lebron and two have worked out a handful of times throughout the years. While he is a notch below Kyrie in terms of scoring the ball, Bledsoe is much better defender and more physical player. Warren gives them an great off-ball scorer with size, and even though he struggles with inconsistency from deep, I think he can co-exist well with Lebron and give the Cavs a piece for the future. 

Suns receive: Kyrie Irving

Irving slides right in at the 1 next to Booker, and giving up Warren will allocate more minutes towards Jackson and Chriss – whom I think will elevate his play even more this year.

Cleveland inevitably loses out on this deal as Kyrie is an elite offensive force, however, this is in my opinion an optimal return for them, assuming Bledsoe and Warren can stay healthy when the playoffs roll around. Thoughts?

 

[fliptonnParticipant]

 I wouldn’t do it if I were the Cavs but it’s not terrible. I still like this one for a lot of reasons.

Cavs get: Bledsoe + Melo

Knicks get: Kyrie + Chandler

Suns get: Love + Ntilikina

 

 

 

 

[Miko4rm206Participant]

The cavs signed Derrick Rose. This allow the cave to trade Kyrie for the best offer Avail w/o PG being the focal point. A depth chart of Rose, Calderon and Kay Felder is not that bad especially knowing LeBron will being PG as well.

With that being said I would take Bledsoe but I would explore trade options For I.T and Kemba before Bledsoe. Bledsoe no doubt can be a Allstar in the east but alot what Bledsoe provides Rose can too at least to a certain extent.  If I was the cavs I would ask For Marquise Chriss as well and throw in Shump.

 

 

[halfdecayedParticipant]

 I’d take nothing less than Bledso and Booker for Irving. This trade is bad for the Cavs

[SubZeroParticipant]

Then the Cavs would never make a trade because that’s way too much for Kyrie

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