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How many coaches can we run through in a 5 year span?

Not gonna lie, it's been tough seeing teams above us make moves to actively improve their roster, while all we did this off-season was make cost cutting moves to get under the luxury tax. I'm hoping/expecting that guys like JJ, AJ, and Bey become MAJOR contributors to this team this season to get us in that upper echelon in the east.

He'll probably be in that "break glass in-case of emergency" role.

Plumlee if we trade Capela.

We traded Clint to Houston.

Don't you have to wait like 60 days before you can aggregate a recently traded for player in a trade again? Or has that gone away within the new CBA? OR, could we expand the JC deal to be a 3-teamer to try a pry PG from LA? Don't you have to wait like 60 days before you can aggregate a recently traded for player in a trade again? Or has that gone away within the new CBA? OR, could we expand the JC deal to be a 3-teamer to try a pry PG from LA? Don't you have to wait like 60 days before you can aggregate a recently traded for player in a trade again? Or has that gone away within the new CBA? OR, could we expand the JC deal to be a 3-teamer to try a pry PG from LA?

I think we should guarantee Bruno's deal. Based on free agent centers that are available, he would be one of the best who would expect a vet min deal.

We'd be right back at the tax if we did. Doesn't make sense to do so imo.

This is crazy money to pay for a guy who isn't even a top 20 player.

Trae is a more valuable offensive player than KAT.

It would be malpractice if they did.

As a sign-and-trade? I thought you can't use the trade exception to sign players in free agency.

His value was THAT low? Wow.

I don't think the front office views him as an asset you would have to attach picks to get off of, otherwise that kind of trade would've already happened by now.

That would be the worst case scenario of running it back.