Knixkik wrote:Obviously realistic only.
- trade Randle into charlottes cap space for a future 2nd round pick (we own most of them anyways)
- draft Cole Anthony, Hampton, or Haliburton with the top pick. Nwora with the clippers pick. Isaiah Joe with the high 2nd. Add shooters and playmakers.
- sign VanVleet for big money and overpay Jerami Grant on a 1 year deal at 15 mil.
- bring back Bullock and Gibson C Robinson
PF Grant
SF Barrett
SG Bullock
PG VanVleet
With our top pick as 6th man
In VanVleet and Grant we would be adding 2 26 year olds who play both sides of the both. VanVleet would split playmaking duties with Barrett and Grant is a 3&D PF. We instantly get more athletic, better shooter and would be a great defensive team. Basically surround Barrett, Mitch and VanVleet with shooters and defenders and maintain future max cap space and draft assets.
What’s yours?
For me, under this CBA you use the draft to land stars (either by drafting them or trading picks for them), and free agency for role players, so I'm using this free agency to sort out some role players for us.
C- Randle (until traded and Mitch replaces him)
PF- Davis Bertans
SF- Barrett
SG- Joe Harris
PG- LaMelo Ball/ Haliburton/ Hayes/ Cole (whoever is the best available)
Goodbye to Portis ASAP, also get rid of DSJ, Trier (because there's no way he'll re-sign after being benched the entire year), Ellington
Keep: Frank, Knox, Mitch, Dotson, bullock, Iggy, Kadeem Allen, Wooten, Taj (unless you can find a better vet PF/C)
Plus whoever we draft with our other 2 picks.
One thing this season taught me, you need a PG who makes things easier for other young players or you're going to struggle to develop them. Also you need premier 3 point shooting to space the floor for them, and again make things easier. This lineup also gives us a lot of flexibility and hopefully everyone is moveable if the right deal comes along.