06 Jun 2019 07:45:15
SAC/UTA/HOU

SAC get Capela & 2nd from HOU
A young center on a reasonable contract that will fit the team as they grow

Pg Fox
Sg Hield
Sf Bogdanovic
Pf Bagley
Ce Capela

UTA get Paul & Bjelica
Adds a point vet pg to lead the young team and additional shooter

Pg Paul
Sg Mitchell
Sf Ingles
Pf Crowder/Bjelica
Ce Gobert

HOU get Barnes, Favors, Exum, Allen, UTA 1st and SAC 2022 protected 1st rd pick

Pg Harden/Exum
Sg Gordon/Rivers
Sf Barnes/Allen/House
Pf Tucker/Pick
Ce Favors/Nene

1.) 06 Jun 2019
06 Jun 2019 10:01:54
I like this for CP3.

2.) 06 Jun 2019
06 Jun 2019 14:01:11
I was there until you said 2022 protected first from Sac.

Considering Houston doesn't own a second rounder until 2021, why don't they keep that, Kings keep their first, and Sac tosses in a couple of 2nd rounders to Houston.

3.) 06 Jun 2019
06 Jun 2019 14:02:48
Kings aren’t giving up their only useable wing for Capela, and certainly not giving up a 1st rounder. If they want a marginal center they can just match whatever marginal offer WCS gets.

4.) 06 Jun 2019
06 Jun 2019 14:24:16
I would much rather have Capella than WCS for starters.

The trade also creates and additional $17 mil in cap space for the Kings which brings their total up to $52 mil. Pretty sure the Kings can sign a wing since that is a full max + a rookie max offer. Durant + Porzingis if my dreams came true.

5.) 06 Jun 2019
06 Jun 2019 20:24:40
I’m not a fan of it for Utah. Unless they can get Paul for basically expiring money, it just isn’t worth taking on that contract and giving assets up.

6.) 07 Jun 2019
07 Jun 2019 01:02:58
@rkenne, I thinks its just Utah consolidating its trash and recycling it into something that might help them get pass the first round of the platoffs.