Dime a dozen and with him not under contract after this year made his value next to nothing
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All these swaps make the draft so complicated I have no idea what pick we'll get.
We get the 2 best picks out of the nets, rockets and heat in 2022. So the heat and rockets picks most likely
Which unless the Heat implode next year looking at a mid to late first-round pick....which has a low hit rate of even being a solid rotation player.YNWA_AG said:
We get the 2 best picks out of the nets, rockets and heat in 2022. So the heat and rockets picks most likely
But not if we don't have a top 4 pick, right? Then it switches with OKC. Don't we have a swap with the Bucks too?
Okc doesn't have our 22 picks.
Aggie09Derek said:Which unless the Heat implode next year looking at a mid to late first-round pick....which has a low hit rate of even being a solid rotation player.YNWA_AG said:
We get the 2 best picks out of the nets, rockets and heat in 2022. So the heat and rockets picks most likely
We are making the our pick worse this year if we don't win the lottery for a couple spots improvement in 22.
Should have held on to Lavert.
AG@RICE said:
Should have held on to Lavert.
Lavert is so overrated and he has never been anywhere close to efficient. The argument should be Simmons or the nets picks
We are clearly committed to the tank
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We're winning four more games this season MAX.
I do see how holding on to Oladipo would have been pointless. We are not trying to win games. Our priority the rest of the season should be to get the best odds to draw a top 4 pick in the draft. Imo it came down to over-assessing his value. We thought he was worth more, and the league didn't. Wouldn't be surprised if those rumors of young talent and a first were thrown out there by the Rockets.
Olynyk is an expiring contract.
Bradley has a pretty modest $6M team option next season, so we could keep him if he worked out or pick up the option and trade him during the off-season.
Bradley has a pretty modest $6M team option next season, so we could keep him if he worked out or pick up the option and trade him during the off-season.
1 more year of bad contracts then rockets are "free" to be a real player in free agency and making moves again.
Need to take on bad expiring this summer in exchange for assets with the cap space.
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Per Feigen....
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2021
The Rockets have their own first-round pick if falls in the top four. If it's outside the top four, they get worst of theirs, Oklahoma City's and Miami's.
They have Detroit's first-round pick if falls from 17 to 30.
They have Portland's pick if falls between 15 and 30.
They can swap their own second-round pick for Milwaukee's first-round pick unless it's in the top nine.
2022
They have their own first-round pick.
They have Brooklyn's first-round pick
They have Detroit's first-round pick if it's not in the top 16 and not conveyed in 2021.
They have Portland's first-round pick if it's not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021.
They have the right to swap their first-round pick or Brooklyn's first-round pick for Miami's.
2023
They have their own first-round pick.
They have Milwaukee's first-round pick.
They have Portland's first-round pick if its' not in the top 14 or not conveyed in 2021 or 2022.
They have Washington's pick if it's not in the top 14.
They can swap their first-round pick for Brooklyn's
Their second-round picks goes to Indiana if the 31st or 32nd pick or the least favorable of the Rockets' pick if 33 to 36 and Miami's goes to Indiana.
The most favorable of the Rockets' second-round pick, if between 33rd and 60th, or least favorable of Dallas' and Miami's goes to Boston.
2024
They have their own first-round pick if falls in the top four. It goes to Oklahoma City if it falls from 5 to 30.
They have Brooklyn's first-round pick.
They have Detroit's first-round pick if it's not in the top 18 and if not conveyed in 2021, 2022 or 2023.
They have Portland's first-round pick if it's not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022 or 2023.
They Have Washington's first-round pick if it's not in the top 12 and not conveyed in 2023.
Their second-round pick goes to Oklahoma City if the first-round pick is in the top four.
They have Golden State's second-round pick unless it falls from 56 to 60.
2025
They have their first-round pick if it falls in the top 10. It goes to Oklahoma City if it falls from 11 to 30 in exchange for OKC's or the Clippers' first-round pick.
They have Detroit's first-round pick if it's not in the top 13 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022, 2023 or 2024.
They have Portland's first-round pick if it's not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022, 2023 or 2024.
They have Washington's first-round pick if it's not in the top 10 and not conveyed in 2023 or 2024.
Their second-round pick goes to Oklahoma City if the first-round pick was not conveyed in 2024.
2026
They have their first-round pick if it falls in the top four. It goes to Oklahoma City if it falls from 5 to 30.
They have Brooklyn's first-round pick
They have Detroit's first-round pick if it's not in the top 11 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2025.
They have Washington's first-round pick if it's not in the top eight or not conveyed in 2023, 2024 or 2025.
Their second-round pick goes to Oklahoma City if the first-round pick was in the top four.
They get Washington's second-round pick if they did not get the Wizards' first round pick in 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026.
2027
They have their first-round pick or can swap it for Brooklyn's.
They have Detroit's first-round pick if it's not in the top nine and conveyed in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026.
They have Portland's first-round pick if it's not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022, 2023 or 2024.
Their second-round pick goes to Oklahoma City.
They get Washington's first-round pick if they didn't get the Wizards' first-round pick in 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026.
They get Detroit's second-round pick if they didn't get the Pistons' first-round pick in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 or 2027.
They get Portland's second-round pick if they did not get the Trail Blazers' first-round pick in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2027.
This feels like it's going to be a long rebuild.
I guess it too until the Harden trade came out of nowhere. Here's to hoping.
I guess it too until the Harden trade came out of nowhere. Here's to hoping.
Texan_Aggie said:
This feels like it's going to be a long rebuild.
I guess it too until the Harden trade came out of nowhere. Here's to hoping.
Ugh...I felt the same way after the trade deadline. I don't feel like we have many good players in house and we weren't given much immediate optimism through any of the trades we made. We are basically relying on luck now.
Hopefully Stone learns from this experience. We just made moves that crappy teams normally make. We are getting fleeced in almost every trade by giving up starters for pick swaps.
We need Porter Jr to develop[ and keep his head on straight. We need Wood to stay healthy and keep being a beast. We need to hit in the draft one more really solid player. Win a few games and make 1 big signing in FA. Then keep using draft picks to add players via trade or drafting.
I think along the same lines. Make joining the roster enticing. The NBA today is built on super-teams. Keeping Oladipo and watching him walk this offseason or trading for Bradley/Olynyk still accomplishes clearing cap space and it gave you a lottery ticket that doesn't have a great chance of cashing. Hope you hit on a couple of these draft picks, add to your current young talent, and when the time is right get lucky in free agency by convincing the right guy(s) to sign.Farmer1906 said:
We need Porter Jr to develop[ and keep his head on straight. We need Wood to stay healthy and keep being a beast. We need to hit in the draft one more really solid player. Win a few games and make 1 big signing in FA. Then keep using draft picks to add players via trade or drafting.
Rockets up 2 touchdowns right now - they need to chill out
Lol now 18-0 run by Minnesota- well done.
Good call, bro!!@!Aggie09Derek said:
Rockets up 2 touchdowns right now - they need to chill out
What's going to suck is if they have a bottom 4 record and don't get a top 4 pick and all that tanking is for nothing.
Holy ****, that was horrendous and exactly what we needed.
Headline for tonight's game should be: Tanks for the memories
Is there an option to just forfeit the rest of the season and let whoever on the team show up and play? I understand the strategy, but no one can convince me going scoreless down the stretch was a coincidence. Just play.
I was happy with our team after the harden trade because it was a group of guys who wanted to be here and played hard. I don't like this group that purposely loses games. Rockets going to suck until 13 comes back...
I was happy with our team after the harden trade because it was a group of guys who wanted to be here and played hard. I don't like this group that purposely loses games. Rockets going to suck until 13 comes back...
Until 13 comes back....lol what?
He is obviously awaiting the big Kelvin Cato comeback announcement.Aggie09Derek said:
Until 13 comes back....lol what?
Texan_Aggie said:
This feels like it's going to be a long rebuild.
I guess it too until the Harden trade came out of nowhere. Here's to hoping.
Remember arguing with folks on here the Westbrook trade was a huge risk... it went wrong and here they are.
If Ben Simmons was really on the table (for his flaws) and the Rockets went for the Brooklyn pupu platter of picks and now basically Olynyk and Avery Bradley? It looks bad and get ready for at least a 3 season playoff drought.
I didn't really like the Harden trade because it felt more about vanity (look at all this stuff I got for the 'rebuild'!) than it did substance for Fertitta and/or Stone.
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