Your definition of a successful season if Kawhi doesn't stay?
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Trading him and Lowry by the deadline
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Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
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then you already set up yourself for a big disappointment.seanbig wrote:Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
I'd say finals tops. The Warriors are winning the championship again.
On paper this warriors team is even better than last seasons. These guys have allstars at every position and I just can't see them not winning another championship.
They're better than us at almost every position
Curry
Klay
KD
Green
Cousins
Thats a championship team on paper.
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SurgeIblocka wrote:omar36 wrote:nba finals or an actual ecf appearance thats competitive.
if he leaves, hope we can do a s & t get something back and plan the rebuild
this trade regardless for me will always be a win/win
How many times does this fact need to be refuted. We can NOT do sign and trades in the current CBA. We can only get something if we trade him before the deadline. Also let me tell you we ain’t getting anything of of substance from either of the LA teams when they can sign hi, outright and save assets.
What are you talking about. We can sign and trade and send out Leonard next summer. There’s nothing that prohibits that between the those two teams since LA is not above the apron, It’s likely of minimal advantage to KL2 and none to the Clippers to do so though.
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First off, I'll say that the ultimate success this season would be re-signing a healthy/ happy Kawhi to a long term deal & building from there (regardless of our performance on the court)
As far as having a successful season if Kawhi leaves......
For me it would be growth of the young guys. If Fred, Siakam, Wright & OG take their games to another level & one or two of them look to be trending towards allstar or borderline allstar, then that's a successful season to me. Our longevity depends on these guys.
As far as on court success goes. Our rental needs to lead us to the NBA final or its a failed season..
As far as having a successful season if Kawhi leaves......
For me it would be growth of the young guys. If Fred, Siakam, Wright & OG take their games to another level & one or two of them look to be trending towards allstar or borderline allstar, then that's a successful season to me. Our longevity depends on these guys.
As far as on court success goes. Our rental needs to lead us to the NBA final or its a failed season..
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Ride or die, we ain't trading Kawhi
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Johnny Bball wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:omar36 wrote:nba finals or an actual ecf appearance thats competitive.
if he leaves, hope we can do a s & t get something back and plan the rebuild
this trade regardless for me will always be a win/win
How many times does this fact need to be refuted. We can NOT do sign and trades in the current CBA. We can only get something if we trade him before the deadline. Also let me tell you we ain’t getting anything of of substance from either of the LA teams when they can sign hi, outright and save assets.
What are you talking about. We can sign and trade and send out Leonard next summer. There’s nothing that prohibits that between the those two teams since LA is not above the apron, It’s likely of minimal advantage to KL2 and none to the Clippers to do so though.
You need to review the new CBA. They changed the sign and trade option. You can no longer give the extra year and higher raises by signing and trading your player. So if traded the player would miss out on the 5th year and the extra amount on raises. Basically making sign and trades useless. A team with cap space would just outright sign the player.
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seanbig wrote:Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
Which one of the all stars is a non future HOFer?
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RaptorsNorth wrote:then you already set up yourself for a big disappointment.seanbig wrote:Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
I'd say finals tops. The Warriors are winning the championship again.
On paper this warriors team is even better than last seasons. These guys have allstars at every position and I just can't see them not winning another championship.
They're better than us at almost every position
Curry
Klay
KD
Green
Cousins
Thats a championship team on paper.
On paper North...PAPER. The game aint played on paper, North. You and me both know that.
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SurgeIblocka wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:
How many times does this fact need to be refuted. We can NOT do sign and trades in the current CBA. We can only get something if we trade him before the deadline. Also let me tell you we ain’t getting anything of of substance from either of the LA teams when they can sign hi, outright and save assets.
What are you talking about. We can sign and trade and send out Leonard next summer. There’s nothing that prohibits that between the those two teams since LA is not above the apron, It’s likely of minimal advantage to KL2 and none to the Clippers to do so though.
You need to review the new CBA. They changed the sign and trade option. You can no longer give the extra year and higher raises by signing and trading your player. So if traded the player would miss out on the 5th year and the extra amount on raises. Basically making sign and trades useless. A team with cap space would just outright sign the player.
could you provide a link for cba. honestly didnt know there were new rules. do you know what it was implemented?
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SurgeIblocka wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:SurgeIblocka wrote:
How many times does this fact need to be refuted. We can NOT do sign and trades in the current CBA. We can only get something if we trade him before the deadline. Also let me tell you we ain’t getting anything of of substance from either of the LA teams when they can sign hi, outright and save assets.
What are you talking about. We can sign and trade and send out Leonard next summer. There’s nothing that prohibits that between the those two teams since LA is not above the apron, It’s likely of minimal advantage to KL2 and none to the Clippers to do so though.
You need to review the new CBA. They changed the sign and trade option. You can no longer give the extra year and higher raises by signing and trading your player. So if traded the player would miss out on the 5th year and the extra amount on raises. Basically making sign and trades useless. A team with cap space would just outright sign the player.
No I dont need to review it. You need to either write better or stop guessing and reading it later. It doesn’t stop us signing and trading him, like I said. It just is of minimal or no advantage, like I said. For example, you cou.d do it with a cap hold player or cash and generate a TPE with a team that has cap space.
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Aside from the obvious finals appearance or championship, I would consider breakout seasons from 1 or more of our young guys a successful season. It would make losing Kawhi not as huge of a blow and would allow us to transition into rebuild mode seamlessly without having to go in full rebuild mode.
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GreatWhiteStiff wrote:seanbig wrote:Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
Which one of the all stars is a non future HOFer?
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Make a nice Finals run and if Green fits the style of the team we re-sign him and try to trade or sign future disgruntled stars
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RaptorsNorth wrote:then you already set up yourself for a big disappointment.seanbig wrote:Come on a ring?
Has any team had starting five with 5 all stars and 4 future hall of famers all in their prime?
Come on a ring?
I'd say finals tops. The Warriors are winning the championship again.
On paper this warriors team is even better than last seasons. These guys have allstars at every position and I just can't see them not winning another championship.
They're better than us at almost every position
Curry
Klay
KD
Green
Cousins
Thats a championship team on paper.
The beauty is we have a chance to out match their two best players in KD and Curry. Curry is more of a stretch but I believe Lowry can be a great supporting cast for a superstar and by the time we'd reach the Finals he'd get all the playoff jitters out. This all depends on Kawhi having an amazing season.
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making finals and removing from Raptors both Casey & DD
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DJ_RnC wrote:Trading him and Lowry by the deadline
If we are getting the Bosh treatment then most definitely. I might deal him before the deadline.
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whoknows wrote:making finals and removing from Raptors both Casey & DD
Casey was gone before Kawhi. And I know DeRozan haters will disagree but a 2x All-NBA 4x All Star who led the Raptors to their best stretch of seasons ever, would be a very good trade value asset. We would not have gotten Kawhi without him and he would've gotten us very good value in any other trade had the Kawhi trade not happened.
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ecf's would be great. finals would be unreal.