Nalod wrote:Does the money work?
If they move Brogdon, do they then need a starting PG?
Does Brogdon move our dial?
Here's a link to the site Briggs has been using -
[link*]http://www.nbatraderape.com/TradeMachine/post.asp?m=horse****thenonKnicksteam[/link*]
On a serious note, the Bucks won't move Brogdon for Kanter. They do have a 5 million trade exception (Roy Hibbert) they can use in a deal.
When they traded for Eric Bledsoe, they also picked up his 15 million salary for 2018.
They need to get rid of Teletovic, Henson and Delladova's contracts, in that order. They've been rumored to offer Jabari Parker straight out, for any team who would eat all of those contracts completely.
The Bucks will end up a tax paying team most likely. They WON'T go into the tax zone though for Enes Kanter.
The other issue is if the Bucks need a big, they can just sweep around when buyouts happen OR they can make a deal with one of the other 28 teams and see if they can get an expiring big for a very small asset moving. This is where the Hibbert 5 million can help them quite a bit.
There are TWENTY EIGHT OTHER NBA TEAMS. Any deal for the Bucks has to be the best deal OUT OF ALL POSSIBLE OPTIONS. Also the deal needs to pass The Mirror Test. If the Knicks had Brogdon, would you want them to trade him for Kanter? Then why would they?