Just saying this from a pure basketball aspect, aside from injuries and mental instability, Ja's skills are better than Green's skills. Ja's basketball IQ is way better. I acknowledge all the downsides, but just comparing skills versus skills, Ja wins you games way more consistently than Green. All that said, I would rather hang onto Green.
You haven't seen what injuries have done to Ja. Green has helped contribute to more wins than Ja and is a better shooter. Ja is declining really fast.
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So what was the trade with the Timberwolves supposed to look like?
Probably the same as rumored last offseason with Randle, DiVincenzo, and picks. Not exactly enticing. They don't have a lot to offer.
i don't think we'll make sacrifices to acquire ja morant - if he lands in our lap cool we'll figure something out but if not funk off
but the 3rd pick in the draft....
oof - that changes everything - morant's contract will be offset by the #3's rookie contract - it makes the money somewhat work where it didn't at all before
i don't think it's just the weed talking here but i can't see why memphis would give up ja and the 3rd pick just to get rid of ja morant - i know i wouldn't for anything less than giannis
They would just waive him before doing that.Saw a rumor that the Grizzlies might be willing to throw in the third pick to get rid of Morant. I don't know if there's anything to that other than random rumor mongering, but would that change anyone's opinion about a Morant trade?
While I don't put much stock in it as a rumor, they wouldn't get anything out of it if they waived him instead of trade him, plus they are still on the hook for his salary cap hit.They would just waive him before doing that.
They’re well under the apron so there’s no point.While I don't put much stock in it as a rumor, they wouldn't get anything out of it if they waived him instead of trade him, plus they are still on the hook for his salary cap hit.
If they could package him with a pick to some team that thinks he might still have value for any decent assets, that would obviously be a much better move.
While I don't put much stock in it as a rumor, they wouldn't get anything out of it if they waived him instead of trade him, plus they are still on the hook for his salary cap hit.
If they could package him with a pick to some team that thinks he might still have value for any decent assets, that would obviously be a much better move.
This is such a tough one for me. I think I do it to, but only because it balances our roster out.I just played with nba trade machine on Monday and did Green for Zion LOL
I'd do it.