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Message: [QUOTE="Brochacho, post: 3185300, member: 705"] The Lakers only have 23 million available in cap space since the trade will be executed July 6. If it was July 30 and AD waived his trade kicker they would have just under 33 million in space. Doubt you see Kemba in LA. For the Celtics, I think it is time to look towards 2021, aka the Giannis class. Charlotte may be desperate enough to make a trade for Hayward. A trade I wouldn't mind: Boston gets: Conley Charlotte gets: Hayward Memphis gets: Biyombo, Williams, #12 Let Al opt out and re-sign for a 2 year deal, Celtics would have a minimum of 60 million coming off the books in 2021 as well as having lottery picks in 2019 & 2020 added to the roster. Assuming Tatum and Brown continue to develop, Boston will continue to compete in the interim, get their financials in order, and hopefully capitalize on their draft assets to create the most attractive situation for the summer's top free agents in 2021. [/QUOTE]