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Should Cavs trade Varejao while his stock is high?
1. The Anderson Varejao trade talk will heat up again, especially with the incredible Cavalier leading the NBA in rebounding -- by far -- at 14.7 per game. And he's averaging 14.9 points, without the Cavs running a play for him. Varejao is shooting a career-high 78 percent from the foul line, and making 15-footers regularly in the flow of the game.
2. In the past, there has been a lot of trade talk about Varejao, but the Cavs never were real close to trading their 6-10 veteran. Their price has always been high -- something like a lottery pick and perhaps other young players. The teams that treasure Varejao's skills are contenders with low draft picks. That has not created suitable trading partners. -- Cleveland Plain Dealer |
Re: Should Cavs trade Varejao while his stock is high?
I said in the main forum, they will not do it unless its an obvious win/win for us. I would want some nice picks, young players who have the potential to be great, some kind of package like that. I just don't see anyone offering us anything we want though.
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Re: Should Cavs trade Varejao while his stock is high?
The Kevin Love rumors are heating up on ESPN radio. The Cavs have been nrought up a lot. I would give up Andy and this years pick for Love, no issues there. My question is why would Minny do this? Did he not just sign a new deal like last year?
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Re: Should Cavs trade Varejao while his stock is high?
love has publicly made it known that hes not happy with minnesotas FO. they didntive him the full max. i dont full understand the new cba, but i think you can only give a certain kind of extension to one player, and he disnt get minnesotas. it seems they prioritised rubio over him.
love definitely isnt very happy in minnesota, but yeah i agree, its very early in his deal to consider moving him. giving up andy an this years pick would be ok for me too |
Re: Should Cavs trade Varejao while his stock is high?
Now it makes me think we should have. This is the third season in a row he has went down like this. 2011 and 2012 were mid season enders. Now he is scheduled to return in March but that's pushing it close. I would be OK trading him in the off season for a get back that made sense.
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