Re: Marc Stein: Rudy Gay to Raptors deal IN PLACE.
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Originally Posted by DStebb716
Pump the breaks. They're 5.5 games out right now and need to jump three teams to get there. Grizz are still a playoff team.
Sweet! A mediocre roster in cap hell and a first round sweep at the hands of Miami just to get that ever important mystical "winning experience"! What a bright future the Raptors have.
If Colangelo is retained beyond this season, I'm out. I rip up and piss all over my imaginary Raptors fan card.
I forgot Calderon was going out for a sec. In that case they WILL likely move either Ross or Derozan for a PG. My point was Toronto actually gets better, Memphis gets two backups. You mentioning them saving a ton of money is exactly where they are making a mistake. Teams like Memphis who are close to perennial contender... decide to blow up their bench and even trade their 2nd best, maybe best all around player to shed cap.
They are not going to trade either of those guys for a PG when they have an all-star on the bench.
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Originally Posted by qrich
If they swap out and get Prince, I guess its slightly better. Davis can be the PF of the future with Marc and Prince can just slide in at the three. Should've kept OJ if they were going to deal Gay though.
I don't see them trading Prince now...especially not for Calderon. They'll be in the playoffs next year. They can use him.
Re: Marc Stein: Rudy Gay to Raptors deal IN PLACE.
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Originally Posted by longtime lurker
Lol so the Raptors trade a promising big man in Ed Davis and keep Bargani? I'm convinced he's the illegitimate son of Bryan Colangelo there's no other explanation.
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Re: Marc Stein: Rudy Gay to Raptors deal IN PLACE.
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Originally Posted by longtime lurker
Lol so the Raptors trade a promising big man in Ed Davis and keep Bargani? I'm convinced he's the illegitimate son of Bryan Colangelo there's no other explanation.
No reason to trade a guy whose value is currently negative considering his contract, health, and production.