Trade Spurs Trade Ideas

[scott]

If I'm looking at this right, the Lakers only have 1 tradeable FRP (either 2031 or 2032) and up to 4 tradeable FRP swaps (2026, 2028, 2030 and either 2031 or 2032)

 

[CGD]

By my math, we are a MLE team next summer right?

If they dont plan to resign Lunch Lady I really do hope they flip him deal at the deadline, even if just to collect a marginally useful player that expires the year after. I wouldnt mind extending HB at good bench player rate, but if they have other plans they should move him too.

 

[DTW]

Bey is literally 54th in rebounding in the entire NBA

Rate stats are more telling than counting stats because they're not dependent on minutes per game.

For Bey's career, he's at 14.5% on the defensive glass and 9.7% overall.

For context, Barnes is 13.2% and 8.2%.
Johnson is 16.1% and 10.3%.
Champagnie is 14.3% and 8.8%.

These are all typical marks for wings.

 

[Ariel]

his contract is nice

25/26: 14
26/27: 15
27/28: 21
28/29: 22.5
29/30: 24 (player option, his age 31 season)

but 2 firsts seems rich for him

Lakers are desperate for defensive wings, I don't think it'd be wise to enter a bidding war for Herb with them.

 

[Ariel]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2001434948218085628

I'd like to see what they mean by "two first round picks", usually a seemingly high number of picks comes at the cost of pick quality (heavily protected and/or low upside). I doubt we're talking about 2 unprotected picks, but if that were the case then good for them, it's about what we gave up for Fox.

 

[Exstatic]

Rate stats are more telling than counting stats because they're not dependent on minutes per game.

For Bey's career, he's at 14.5% on the defensive glass and 9.7% overall.

For context, Barnes is 13.2% and 8.2%.
Johnson is 16.1% and 10.3%.
Champagnie is 14.3% and 8.8%.

These are all typical marks for wings.

Unfortunately, because he can no longer defend the wing, we have Barnes playing the four.

 

[RC_Drunkford]

Rate stats are more telling than counting stats because they're not dependent on minutes per game.

For Bey's career, he's at 14.5% on the defensive glass and 9.7% overall.

For context, Barnes is 13.2% and 8.2%.
Johnson is 16.1% and 10.3%.
Champagnie is 14.3% and 8.8%.

These are all typical marks for wings.

which still would make him the second best rebounder on the team that's not a center. Which also still makes him 95th in the NBA in rebounding and his % is the best on NOLA for non-bigs. Only Missi and Queen are ahead of him. So he is in fact a good rebounder. Your stat actually supports my case.