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Is Okafor still a 76er?
Is Okafor still a 76er?
He may still end up traded, but it will likely be for a pick in the late teens / early 20's at best. His value just isn't there with the injuries and pedestrian production. Almost best to just keep him at this point.
Ersan gone to hawks for a pair of 2nd rounders and Splitter.
What are the rumored particulars? Thanks.Okafor to the Bulls has really gained steam the past few hours ...
Sounds like the Bulls are trying to unload Mirotic. Nothing much. Even then the options are essentially Valentine, Mirotic, McRoberts, or a 1st and a mix there of. If the goal is just to get rid of Okafor, it's fine.What are the rumored particulars? Thanks.
Sounds like the Bulls are trying to unload Mirotic. Nothing much. Even then the options are essentially Valentine, Mirotic, McRoberts, or a 1st and a mix there of. If the goal is just to get rid of Okafor, it's fine.
Top-18 protected this year, need to see if there are protections for the 2018 and beyond.
The optics look like Dallas fleeced us, but Noel was walking because we weren't going to pay him $18-20M+ to be a backup center. There has to be more if the pick doesn't convey this year, so I will need to know that before I decide to cry myself to sleep...
From what I'm reading, if it doesn't convey, the 76ers end up with two second rounders. So, Colangelo got Bogut, Anderson, and two second rounders for Noel. Embarrassingly bad -- unless he's able to swing Bogut for something of value. Seems unlikely. How do you not get either (a) some type of first rounder for Noel or (b) a better player than Justin Anderson?
Yeah, it looks disappointing, but the simple answer is that nobody was offering a better deal.
At the end of the day, they had to make the best deal that they could or let him walk for nothing.
And mind you, I'm not a Colangelo apologist.
Hinkie would have traded Noel before the season started.
Yeah, it looks disappointing, but the simple answer is that nobody was offering a better deal.
At the end of the day, they had to make the best deal that they could or let him walk for nothing.
And mind you, I'm not a Colangelo apologist.
Hinkie would have traded Noel before the season started.
Also, I'm curious what this means for Okafor. Do we try to trade Okafor too? Or do we move forward with him as the backup to Embiid?