NBA Off-Season Thread

[Lefty2one]

Horford has a player option. I can't image a player at this stage of his career would turn down a $30m option. He seems to love playing in Boston too.

 

[the Q]

I can't imagine that's financially possible unless you convince (or drug) the Pels to take on Horford's contract.

Horford needs to be moved either way to get brow

 

[InKembaITrust]

I can't imagine that's financially possible unless you convince (or drug) the Pels to take on Horford's contract.

Would only be for one year.

Still a valuable piece for other teams. I see him as part of the AD trade.

 

[the Q]

Would only be for one year.

Still a valuable piece for other teams. I see him as part of the AD trade.

It’s probably a 3 team deal if Boston gets brow. Because of horford

 

[nelsonmuntz]

The Clippers are in an incredible spot from a salary cap perspective. They are good at 38-29, which includes 8-4 since trading Harris despite Chandler not playing a game for them yet. They will have over $50 million of cap space heading into the summer, and even the re-signings they have coming up are of early 30's role players that will be affordable. This team is a Kawhi Leonard away from challenging in the West, especially if Durant leaves Golden State.

 

[tzznandrew]

Lakers are pretty much dead. Good.

Celtics and Warriors keep yo-yoing...

Going to be the most compelling post-season in a while in the NBA. The East has a lot of good teams, and the West has a Warriors team that doesn't seem to like each other much anymore. They'll almost certainly still win, but they aren't going to wreck everyone, and the team they meet in the Finals will be better than the last two Cavs iterations.

 

[Rocktheworld]

Lakers are pretty much dead. Good.

Will be interesting to see how the Lakers use LeBron for the rest of the season. They have a chance of getting a decent draft pick

 

[traitor71]

Lakers are pretty much dead. Good.

Celtics and Warriors keep yo-yoing...

Going to be the most compelling post-season in a while in the NBA. The East has a lot of good teams, and the West has a Warriors team that doesn't seem to like each other much anymore. They'll almost certainly still win, but they aren't going to wreck everyone, and the team they meet in the Finals will be better than the last two Cavs iterations.

I think Houston is going to catch Denver and we will end up with Houston and Golden State in the West finals again. That is assuming both remain healthy of course. The East feels harder to figure because the top teams don't have playoff success that you can point to.