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- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:29pm #57423
festar35ParticipantReports are that he has been offered 4 years $48 million, but he wants 5 years $80 million.
So they may not be willing to match any offer for his services and I think other teams may start to get interested.
So as we know Milwakuee are interested and I really think it would be a great landing spot for him, however I am just wonder what other teams may throw their hat into the ring.
Again the thing I see Phoenix lacking is a C. Miles Plumlee is good however I think he would be perfect as an energy guy off the bench, so maybe a S & T involving Larry Sanders or John Henson with the Bucks in order to salvage something rather than just letting him walk away. Maybe look for Lopez from Brooklyn, S & T with Pistons for Monroe, Hibbert from Indiana or Pekovic from Minny (If Love trade happens).
Do you see any team out there making a legit play for him?
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:37pm #937255
FearTheStacheParticipantIf the Pistons could dump Smith and/or Jennings, Bledsoe would be great on that team.
0- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 3:40pm #937301
r377ParticipantStop teasing me. A team of Bledsoe, KCP, Butler, Monroe, Drummond would be enough to get any Piston fan excited.
Argh Joe Dumars….
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 3:40pm #937431
r377ParticipantStop teasing me. A team of Bledsoe, KCP, Butler, Monroe, Drummond would be enough to get any Piston fan excited.
Argh Joe Dumars….
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- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:37pm #937385
FearTheStacheParticipantIf the Pistons could dump Smith and/or Jennings, Bledsoe would be great on that team.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:51pm #937259
max23ParticipantWould love to see him with the rockets,who are said to be interested.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:51pm #937389
max23ParticipantWould love to see him with the rockets,who are said to be interested.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:57pm #937261
festar35ParticipantPhoenix Gives: Eric Bledsoe, Alex Len
Phoenix Receives: Greg Monroe
Detroit Gives: Greg Monroe, Brandon Jennings
Detroit Receives: Eric Bledsoe, Jason Terry, Chris Copeland
Sacramento Gives: Jason Thompson, Jason Terry
Sacramento Receives: Roy Hibbert
Indiana Gives: Roy Hibbert, Chris Copeland
Indiana Receives: Brandon Jennings, Jason Thompson, Alex Len
Phoenix: PG.Dragic SG.Green SF.Tucker PF.Morris C.Monroe The Suns get a legit C who is young and can grow with the roster and with a year or two seasoning can be legit threats in the West. The floor would be nice and spaced for him to do work in the paint and he is a great passer so he will set people up out of the post.
Detroit: PG.Bledsoe SG.KCP/Meeks SF.Singler/Copeland PF.Smith C.Drummond The Pistons get another dynamic defensive player to go with Smith and Drummond, now this team would be athletic and they still have some shooters to stretch the floor and another addition being that of Jason Terry as back-up PG.
Scaramento: PG.Collison SG.Stauskas/McLemore SF.Gay PF.Cousins C.Hibbert The Kings get an interior defender to patrol the paint to join Cousins, who can focus on what he does best in scoring the ball. I feel he is a great compliment to this team.
Indiana: PG.Jennings SG.Miles/Stuckey SF.George PF.West C.Thompson The Pacers get a dynamic playmaker and scorer, who I think would benefit from entering a stable environment that is set up in Indiana. Thompson is 6’11 under utilised player I think he could be a servicable C while the Pacers could be patient on Len who could be a great athletic C for Indiana down the line. Losing Hibbert is big, but Indiana free up cap space to add some depth or wait for 2015.
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0- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 3:24pm #937293
treytalkssports.comParticipantI like the basic idea of Greg Monroe for Eric Bledsoe. The Suns may not be able to run as much, but they get a true center who makes good decisions offensively. The Pistons form a young athletic duo with Drummond and Bledsoe.
If I’m the Suns, I would pay the max for Monroe, and if I’m the Pistons, I would pay the max for Bledsoe.
The Pistons would still need to make another move or two, but that is two really good building blocks for your team.
0- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 4:28pm #937323
festar35ParticipantI 100% agree that a straight swap would work, I kinda went on the premise that Detroit would want to move Jennings if they got Bledsoe and that SVG would want shooters so figured to see if there was a way to get all of that, not too mention I throw Indiana in there haha.
0- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 5:14pm #937477
treytalkssports.comParticipantYour concept is solid. Four team trades are just so rare and hard to get balanced. Jennings is a better creator than Hill, but Hill is a better outside shooter and defender. The Kings part of the trade might actually happen, but they probably have to give up at least one first round pick too.
I actually think the Pistons could run Jennings and Bledsoe together for parts of the game, much like the Suns did with Dragic and Bledsoe.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 5:14pm #937347
treytalkssports.comParticipantYour concept is solid. Four team trades are just so rare and hard to get balanced. Jennings is a better creator than Hill, but Hill is a better outside shooter and defender. The Kings part of the trade might actually happen, but they probably have to give up at least one first round pick too.
I actually think the Pistons could run Jennings and Bledsoe together for parts of the game, much like the Suns did with Dragic and Bledsoe.
0- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 5:56pm #937497
festar35ParticipantThey could run together in spurts.
You’re right the four team trades are rare, I think the last one involved Houston, Indiana, New Jersey and New Orleans and revolved around lee, Murphy, Collison and Ariza. back in 2010 when I thought had just acquired their franchise PG, whoops.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 5:56pm #937367
festar35ParticipantThey could run together in spurts.
You’re right the four team trades are rare, I think the last one involved Houston, Indiana, New Jersey and New Orleans and revolved around lee, Murphy, Collison and Ariza. back in 2010 when I thought had just acquired their franchise PG, whoops.
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- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 4:28pm #937453
festar35ParticipantI 100% agree that a straight swap would work, I kinda went on the premise that Detroit would want to move Jennings if they got Bledsoe and that SVG would want shooters so figured to see if there was a way to get all of that, not too mention I throw Indiana in there haha.
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- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 3:24pm #937423
treytalkssports.comParticipantI like the basic idea of Greg Monroe for Eric Bledsoe. The Suns may not be able to run as much, but they get a true center who makes good decisions offensively. The Pistons form a young athletic duo with Drummond and Bledsoe.
If I’m the Suns, I would pay the max for Monroe, and if I’m the Pistons, I would pay the max for Bledsoe.
The Pistons would still need to make another move or two, but that is two really good building blocks for your team.
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- Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 1:57pm #937391
festar35ParticipantPhoenix Gives: Eric Bledsoe, Alex Len
Phoenix Receives: Greg Monroe
Detroit Gives: Greg Monroe, Brandon Jennings
Detroit Receives: Eric Bledsoe, Jason Terry, Chris Copeland
Sacramento Gives: Jason Thompson, Jason Terry
Sacramento Receives: Roy Hibbert
Indiana Gives: Roy Hibbert, Chris Copeland
Indiana Receives: Brandon Jennings, Jason Thompson, Alex Len
Phoenix: PG.Dragic SG.Green SF.Tucker PF.Morris C.Monroe The Suns get a legit C who is young and can grow with the roster and with a year or two seasoning can be legit threats in the West. The floor would be nice and spaced for him to do work in the paint and he is a great passer so he will set people up out of the post.
Detroit: PG.Bledsoe SG.KCP/Meeks SF.Singler/Copeland PF.Smith C.Drummond The Pistons get another dynamic defensive player to go with Smith and Drummond, now this team would be athletic and they still have some shooters to stretch the floor and another addition being that of Jason Terry as back-up PG.
Scaramento: PG.Collison SG.Stauskas/McLemore SF.Gay PF.Cousins C.Hibbert The Kings get an interior defender to patrol the paint to join Cousins, who can focus on what he does best in scoring the ball. I feel he is a great compliment to this team.
Indiana: PG.Jennings SG.Miles/Stuckey SF.George PF.West C.Thompson The Pacers get a dynamic playmaker and scorer, who I think would benefit from entering a stable environment that is set up in Indiana. Thompson is 6’11 under utilised player I think he could be a servicable C while the Pacers could be patient on Len who could be a great athletic C for Indiana down the line. Losing Hibbert is big, but Indiana free up cap space to add some depth or wait for 2015.
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0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 2:44pm #937281
Bird_YearsParticipantWhether people agree with this 4 team trade or not I think festr35 deserves props for how he layed out the trades, makes it SO much easier to follow multi team trades when you follow this format (team X gives, team X receives, etc)
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 2:44pm #937411
Bird_YearsParticipantWhether people agree with this 4 team trade or not I think festr35 deserves props for how he layed out the trades, makes it SO much easier to follow multi team trades when you follow this format (team X gives, team X receives, etc)
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 9:16pm #937575
BiggysmallsParticipantThis free agency season has been mind blowing. What is Eric Bledsoe smoking that gives him the notion that he is worth this kind of money? Clearly he’s living in a place where carbs don’t make you fat, bulldogs are the only animal, and girls are easy to understand. Fantasyland must be nice.
Bledsoe is supremely athletic, but without it, what is he? He suffers a knee injury, and he’s a below average player. He had a nice half season in Phoenix and a couple seasons where he looked like a capable backup. He’s 24 so I could understand a 4 yr 40 mil deal. PGs just don’t get paid huge market money. Lawson, Holiday, Conley, Curry, Lowry, and Dragic are all better than him and get between 9 and 12. Seems pretty simple to me. If his agent gets him a max contract, there needs to be an Agent Hall of Fame and his statue out front.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 07/17/2014 - 9:16pm #937444
BiggysmallsParticipantThis free agency season has been mind blowing. What is Eric Bledsoe smoking that gives him the notion that he is worth this kind of money? Clearly he’s living in a place where carbs don’t make you fat, bulldogs are the only animal, and girls are easy to understand. Fantasyland must be nice.
Bledsoe is supremely athletic, but without it, what is he? He suffers a knee injury, and he’s a below average player. He had a nice half season in Phoenix and a couple seasons where he looked like a capable backup. He’s 24 so I could understand a 4 yr 40 mil deal. PGs just don’t get paid huge market money. Lawson, Holiday, Conley, Curry, Lowry, and Dragic are all better than him and get between 9 and 12. Seems pretty simple to me. If his agent gets him a max contract, there needs to be an Agent Hall of Fame and his statue out front.
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