Herro would become Portland's favorite player

Curry being off ball is not a bad thing tho

Bad post

Why is that bro

He can already play off ball with Draymond lol

and another PG just a potential defensive liability

Lillard would obviously be worth it though

That’s why you need Simmons

The Magic will be a playoff team soon

if i have to watch another game of the box and 1 working i'm going to kill myself

Basically what he has always done

Soon as in 3 years? Maybe.

This dude lmao

Lol

Pls just get PG

Draymond washed soon

Draymond Is gonna takeover for Chuck in 2 years tbh

All Draymond has to do is make smart passes and make defensive plays. He'll play until he's 50

HE BLOCKED ME ON TWITTER

I didn't say nothing to this dude wtf

@First_Take

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part about the warriors:

Take Orlando, for instance. The Magic might love to package picks No. 5 and No. 8 to move up to, say, No. 2, but would Houston play ball with them? It seems unlikely. Similarly, the Warriors have Nos. 7 and 14, the Thunder have picks 16 and 18, New York has picks 19, 21 and 32, and the Rockets have picks 23 and 24. All those teams have scenarios where angling to move up makes the most sense, but NBA trades take two to tango. Generally, trading up requires a significant overpay, and even then there are roadblocks.

Some other thoughts and chatter:

Golden State assured itself of an additional first-round pick when Minnesota failed to land in the top three on lottery night. The Warriors now have the seventh and 14th picks plus last year’s second overall pick, James Wiseman, and there is a widespread expectation that the Warriors will use No. 7 and Wiseman, in particular, to seek more immediate upgrades to the roster. One name to watch: Pascal Siakam.
Speaking of the Raptors, Toronto was the other big winner from the lottery, moving up to the fourth spot from their expected seventh position and, as a result, cashing in on a fairly brazen late-season tankathon that saw them drop 10 of their final 11 games while the Bulls and Pelicans of the world chased the Play-In Tournament. The Raptors could take their good fortune in a variety of directions, and in particular, this may make it easier to move on from 35-year-old free-agent guard Kyle Lowry.
Moving up to the fourth spot does impact Toronto’s cap room a bit, since the cap hold for the fourth pick is greater, but minus Lowry, the Raptors can still generate $20 million in cap room — enough to target another good young player to build around the fourth pick, Fred VanVleet and OG Anunoby. Leagues sources also widely expect Gary Trent Jr. to return to Toronto, given that his minuscule $2.2 million cap hold has negligible impact on the Raptors’ space.
Any chance of Oklahoma City not tanking this year likely went up in smoke when the Thunder had the worst lottery luck of any team. They could have had the first and fifth picks if everything had gone their way; instead, they ended up with the sixth and 18th picks, in addition to the 16th pick that they recently acquired from Boston.

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