Yeah, I'm always looking to make a trade if there's one that makes sense. Even if your team is good (or purposefully bad), there are always moves you can make to achieve goals that are advantageous to your team. We talk about buying or selling like it's a binary, but it's a multi-axis scale. You can be a buyer but also one that's trying to lose salary. You can look towards the future while trying to remain competitive now. You can be trying to make lateral moves at different positions.
I'd like to see teams like the Kings, Cavs, Trailblazers, Bucks, and Jazz making trades just so they're more proactive on the trade market. The Omega teams are both in weird spots in a weak division/conference. They'll likely both be playoff teams, and they both have teams that are half good and half rebuilding. Neither team needs to go all in or sell off completely, but you don't want to be in the middle unless you're moving one direction or the other. The Cavs and Bucks are in the fight in a tough conference, so they should be trying to bulk up a little bit. I'd like to see the Jazz come up with their own long term plan and start making moves towards it rather than just accepting whatever trades are proposed to them.
The Heat. They've done a great job so far this year on the trade market, but as a team that's deep in the tax, they need to make as many moves as they can to get out of the tax.
AngryBanana wrote: Tue Dec 12, 2023 1:11 pm C: Ware… oh wait.
I’d love to see the Mavs make a trade. Because if they are able to make a move based on their requirements and demands, they will be GMOY, STOTY, and probably a front runner to get into the playoffs for years to come.
@AngryBanana -1 "being a douche" tax
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