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Nalod wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

joec32033 wrote:

Nalod wrote:Luka DonchKnick. This dude looks miserable!
Theres the disgruntled “star” thats been boiling up.
Randle, Mitch, and picks, or IQ. Thats three starters. Thats a lot.
Why not RJ? Fuck if I know. Maybe the old “Randle from Dallas…………”. You guys know the drill.
Throw in some Silver conspiracy thing or the atypical “CAA Connection” even if there is none.
Thoughts?
Kidd has to be on the hotseat. This team sucks right now. If team is not happy with him, he toast.
Not good odds if the tank is in, and if this is imploding maybe Kyrie actually gets a stupid contract from them?
Brunson
Luka
RJ
Ayton

Fuck it. Put Obi in there.

Top 5 offense, bottom 5 defense. Lean into the current NBA damn it!

We'd have to throw in some first rounders. Would be great to have Luka and Brunson reuinited (and it feels so good) in NY. Luka would be out of the West. Maybe Cuban is still smarting from losing Brunson. Might not be eager to deal.

I get the feeling Luka has his eye on the door. But still time for Dallas to make the moves to placate Doncic. Im guessing they have their work to do because Kyrie will probably be a Laker next season

We've never had a player this good, this versatile. Like you guys said, having enough left to contend.

Its not just Dallas trying to keep him, its also about they are running out of assets to improve via trade and draft is a long timeline for them now.
Tank is logical but why do the Kyrie trade? They should have cap space but not substantial.
This team made conf. Finals last year.
How much of his is on Kidd? Clearly they are not listening to him.
Losing Brunson hurt no doubt, but there are other things.
Its not just about Luka, its about a franchise that needs assets and a reboot of sorts IF Kyrie leaves.
Losing as they are actually helps him contract wise. In Kyrie fashion, he’ll resign with Dallas then seek a trade down the road. Dallas at least gets assets in return. Its something.
Luka is great, but Knicks can’t deplete themselves. Otherwise we have a whiney plump superstar a bit older and we going now where. We in good spot. How? I don’t know. Randle is flawed, but an allstar. Its where you start. If the pick conveys to us, that would help a lot.

Luka isnt plump, he's big boned!

Agree with your points. I would include that Lebron will probably want the Lakers FO to try to bring Kyrie to LA. Irving would have a better chance with LeBron and AD. Kyrie's rep has taken a real beating in the last few years. A championship in LA would do wonders for that.

What Ainge wanted for Mitchell, I would do for Luka. Could be our chubby GOAT.

Nalod wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Nalod wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

joec32033 wrote:

Nalod wrote:Luka DonchKnick. This dude looks miserable!
Theres the disgruntled “star” thats been boiling up.
Randle, Mitch, and picks, or IQ. Thats three starters. Thats a lot.
Why not RJ? Fuck if I know. Maybe the old “Randle from Dallas…………”. You guys know the drill.
Throw in some Silver conspiracy thing or the atypical “CAA Connection” even if there is none.
Thoughts?
Kidd has to be on the hotseat. This team sucks right now. If team is not happy with him, he toast.
Not good odds if the tank is in, and if this is imploding maybe Kyrie actually gets a stupid contract from them?
Brunson
Luka
RJ
Ayton

Fuck it. Put Obi in there.

Top 5 offense, bottom 5 defense. Lean into the current NBA damn it!

We'd have to throw in some first rounders. Would be great to have Luka and Brunson reuinited (and it feels so good) in NY. Luka would be out of the West. Maybe Cuban is still smarting from losing Brunson. Might not be eager to deal.

I get the feeling Luka has his eye on the door. But still time for Dallas to make the moves to placate Doncic. Im guessing they have their work to do because Kyrie will probably be a Laker next season

We've never had a player this good, this versatile. Like you guys said, having enough left to contend.

Its not just Dallas trying to keep him, its also about they are running out of assets to improve via trade and draft is a long timeline for them now.
Tank is logical but why do the Kyrie trade? They should have cap space but not substantial.
This team made conf. Finals last year.
How much of his is on Kidd? Clearly they are not listening to him.
Losing Brunson hurt no doubt, but there are other things.
Its not just about Luka, its about a franchise that needs assets and a reboot of sorts IF Kyrie leaves.
Losing as they are actually helps him contract wise. In Kyrie fashion, he’ll resign with Dallas then seek a trade down the road. Dallas at least gets assets in return. Its something.
Luka is great, but Knicks can’t deplete themselves. Otherwise we have a whiney plump superstar a bit older and we going now where. We in good spot. How? I don’t know. Randle is flawed, but an allstar. Its where you start. If the pick conveys to us, that would help a lot.

Luka isnt plump, he's big boned!

Agree with your points. I would include that Lebron will probably want the Lakers FO to try to bring Kyrie to LA. Irving would have a better chance with LeBron and AD. Kyrie's rep has taken a real beating in the last few years. A championship in LA would do wonders for that.

What Ainge wanted for Mitchell, I would do for Luka. Could be our chubby GOAT.

Does Kyrie really care about this reputation? He seems to go his own way on and off the court.
Not being ugly, just seems he has an inner voice he follows.
Then there is the money.
Knicks have a core they can give Dallas thats different than what Utah wanted. Dallas can stay middle of the pack if they Kyrie wants the money or the years.
We can guess all day about this.

Dunkin Doncic would be fantastic in NY.

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So true. But there’s also such a tight race right now. A quick run could have this pick back in the late teens (although unlikely). Don’t want that either. But we want them to jump ahead of someone in the west for sure. 11-12 would be so perfect.

Nalod wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

martin wrote:

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So true. But there’s also such a tight race right now. A quick run could have this pick back in the late teens (although unlikely). Don’t want that either. But we want them to jump ahead of someone in the west for sure. 11-12 would be so perfect.

Living on the edge......

It’s annoying this wasn’t an unprotected pick because at the time KP had that type of perceived value.

martin wrote:Mavs find themselves in a position normally reserved for the Knicks. Let's just take that in for a moment

one word: Isiah

Nalod wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Nalod wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

joec32033 wrote:

Nalod wrote:Luka DonchKnick. This dude looks miserable!
Theres the disgruntled “star” thats been boiling up.
Randle, Mitch, and picks, or IQ. Thats three starters. Thats a lot.
Why not RJ? Fuck if I know. Maybe the old “Randle from Dallas…………”. You guys know the drill.
Throw in some Silver conspiracy thing or the atypical “CAA Connection” even if there is none.
Thoughts?
Kidd has to be on the hotseat. This team sucks right now. If team is not happy with him, he toast.
Not good odds if the tank is in, and if this is imploding maybe Kyrie actually gets a stupid contract from them?
Brunson
Luka
RJ
Ayton

Fuck it. Put Obi in there.

Top 5 offense, bottom 5 defense. Lean into the current NBA damn it!

We'd have to throw in some first rounders. Would be great to have Luka and Brunson reuinited (and it feels so good) in NY. Luka would be out of the West. Maybe Cuban is still smarting from losing Brunson. Might not be eager to deal.

I get the feeling Luka has his eye on the door. But still time for Dallas to make the moves to placate Doncic. Im guessing they have their work to do because Kyrie will probably be a Laker next season

We've never had a player this good, this versatile. Like you guys said, having enough left to contend.

Its not just Dallas trying to keep him, its also about they are running out of assets to improve via trade and draft is a long timeline for them now.
Tank is logical but why do the Kyrie trade? They should have cap space but not substantial.
This team made conf. Finals last year.
How much of his is on Kidd? Clearly they are not listening to him.
Losing Brunson hurt no doubt, but there are other things.
Its not just about Luka, its about a franchise that needs assets and a reboot of sorts IF Kyrie leaves.
Losing as they are actually helps him contract wise. In Kyrie fashion, he’ll resign with Dallas then seek a trade down the road. Dallas at least gets assets in return. Its something.
Luka is great, but Knicks can’t deplete themselves. Otherwise we have a whiney plump superstar a bit older and we going now where. We in good spot. How? I don’t know. Randle is flawed, but an allstar. Its where you start. If the pick conveys to us, that would help a lot.

Luka isnt plump, he's big boned!

Agree with your points. I would include that Lebron will probably want the Lakers FO to try to bring Kyrie to LA. Irving would have a better chance with LeBron and AD. Kyrie's rep has taken a real beating in the last few years. A championship in LA would do wonders for that.

What Ainge wanted for Mitchell, I would do for Luka. Could be our chubby GOAT.

Does Kyrie really care about this reputation? He seems to go his own way on and off the court.
Not being ugly, just seems he has an inner voice he follows.
Then there is the money.
Knicks have a core they can give Dallas thats different than what Utah wanted. Dallas can stay middle of the pack if they Kyrie wants the money or the years.
We can guess all day about this.

I think he cares about his legacy

GustavBahler wrote:From the Athletic:

The other aspect that makes this so interesting, of course, is that the Mavs suddenly seem to be in a race against time. They have a 24-year-old basketball prodigy on their team who could be a free agent in three years and whose frustration seems to be on the upswing. If you don’t think rival teams are already sniffing around, you must be new to this league.

And by sniffing around, they mean World Wide Wes been renting the mansion next to Luca’s pad and doing neighborly cookouts with Leon and the Brunson Fam every other weekend. Nothing to see here, just neighbors hangin with neighbors being friendly.

BigDaddyG wrote:

martin wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:From the Athletic:

The other aspect that makes this so interesting, of course, is that the Mavs suddenly seem to be in a race against time. They have a 24-year-old basketball prodigy on their team who could be a free agent in three years and whose frustration seems to be on the upswing. If you don’t think rival teams are already sniffing around, you must be new to this league.

And by sniffing around, they mean World Wide Wes been renting the mansion next to Luca’s pad and doing neighborly cookouts with Leon and the Brunson Fam every other weekend. Nothing to see here, just neighbors hangin with neighbors being friendly.

Alright, I'll take one for the team and seduce Luka's mom.

Luka’s mom got it going on with the Big Daddy

martin wrote:Mavs find themselves in a position normally reserved for the Knicks. Let's just take that in for a moment

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