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Will later be traded to the Knicks if they are a le to select Okafor

Knicks1969 wrote:

nixluva wrote:I wonder what Philly does if that happens? I guess they just take OK4 at that point. I don't see this impacting the Knicks at 4. If Phil has settled on Hezonja then they probably stick with that. I think his performances in the playoffs may have pushed him to the top. Hezonja hasn't gotten as much support as others we've argued about but outside of Russell he may be the next best offensive guard in the draft.

Philly will go with Porzingis; they need outside shooting, a big that can stretch the floor for Noel and Embiid.

Well that might really shake things up then. OK4 or Hezonja at #4? I would have to guess Phil goes OK4 tho I don't know how strongly he feels about Hezonja. Heck this all just got real interesting.

TPercy wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:

nixluva wrote:I wonder what Philly does if that happens? I guess they just take OK4 at that point. I don't see this impacting the Knicks at 4. If Phil has settled on Hezonja then they probably stick with that. I think his performances in the playoffs may have pushed him to the top. Hezonja hasn't gotten as much support as others we've argued about but outside of Russell he may be the next best offensive guard in the draft.

Philly will go with Porzingis; they need outside shooting, a big that can stretch the floor for Noel and Embiid.

highly doubt it, they traded MCW so they could reinvest in a new pg from the draft.

i don't even think that's the case. hinkie isn't a believer in PGs, if you look at his history, he's traded away all of them. i think he's looking to go BPA

nyk4ever wrote:

TPercy wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:

nixluva wrote:I wonder what Philly does if that happens? I guess they just take OK4 at that point. I don't see this impacting the Knicks at 4. If Phil has settled on Hezonja then they probably stick with that. I think his performances in the playoffs may have pushed him to the top. Hezonja hasn't gotten as much support as others we've argued about but outside of Russell he may be the next best offensive guard in the draft.

Philly will go with Porzingis; they need outside shooting, a big that can stretch the floor for Noel and Embiid.

highly doubt it, they traded MCW so they could reinvest in a new pg from the draft.

i don't even think that's the case. hinkie isn't a believer in PGs, if you look at his history, he's traded away all of them. i think he's looking to go BPA

nyk4ever wrote:

TPercy wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:

nixluva wrote:I wonder what Philly does if that happens? I guess they just take OK4 at that point. I don't see this impacting the Knicks at 4. If Phil has settled on Hezonja then they probably stick with that. I think his performances in the playoffs may have pushed him to the top. Hezonja hasn't gotten as much support as others we've argued about but outside of Russell he may be the next best offensive guard in the draft.

Philly will go with Porzingis; they need outside shooting, a big that can stretch the floor for Noel and Embiid.

highly doubt it, they traded MCW so they could reinvest in a new pg from the draft.

i don't even think that's the case. hinkie isn't a believer in PGs, if you look at his history, he's traded away all of them. i think he's looking to go BPA

I've heard or read that agents for guys in the draft are telling Hinkie that they don't want him to take their kids. Same is true for many free agents. Pretty sure Porzingis refused to work out for them.

Doesn't matter, though...from what I heard Curry's people were telling GS not to pick him, and we saw how that worked out.

This might be a reason why top tier FAs and future draft picks don't want to go their:

June 23rd at 8:01pm CST by Eddie Scarito
The NBPA is looking into the Sixers for any possible breach of the league’s collective bargaining agreement, sources told Shams Charania of RealGM. During a meeting on Monday, the union informed agents that it will actively investigate Philadelphia’s salary distributions, use of the cap floor, and contract format loopholes, Charania notes. For the NBPA, the Sixers’ approach over the past several seasons may not be a technical violation of collective bargaining as much as it is one of the spirit of negotiating under the CBA, adds the RealGM scribe.

Over the past two seasons, Philly has compiled a 37-127 record, staying below the 90% salary floor for majority of the campaigns before making late season signings or trades to comply with the CBA rules, Charania writes. The Sixers frequently offering players four-year, non-guaranteed contracts has rubbed agents and the NBPA the wrong way, Jake Fischer of LibertyBallers tweets.

jbeachboy wrote:broussard has knicks leaning mudiay, 3 hours away

Who knows at this point? I don't even know how anyone can know for sure since Phil hasn't really made it clear which way he's going.

nixluva wrote:

jbeachboy wrote:broussard has knicks leaning mudiay, 3 hours away

Who knows at this point? I don't even know how anyone can know for sure since Phil hasn't really made it clear which way he's going.

Thèse dudes are simply guessing; they don't know jack

MaTT4281 wrote:

Knicks1969 wrote:

nixluva wrote:

jbeachboy wrote:broussard has knicks leaning mudiay, 3 hours away

Who knows at this point? I don't even know how anyone can know for sure since Phil hasn't really made it clear which way he's going.

Thèse dudes are simply guessing; they don't know jack

I wonder if Phil even knows yet.

Based on what we've heard, I kind of think he's trying like crazy to drum up a good trade offer. If he can't they prob go Mudiay or Porzingis?