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If it’s really for no picks (or like a 2nd rounder in a few years) I’m cool with it. If it’s no picks I think Rob’s first straight up player trade will have been with Danny Ainge. What a world to be loving in. Mildly surprised that Utah pulled this trigger this early. If they see something in THT beyond average role player, we’ll, you go girl. That seems like Spida might be traded now.
And Danny obviously wanted Stanley after seeing him destroy Gobert when they played the Jazz last season. But great trade by Rob to not give up a pick. Now can he get Pritchard to accept a pick and a swap for Turner and Hield. Then Nunn and a second rounder for Reddish.
Well, I guess it’s time I learned to appreciate Beverley’s enthusiasm:)
Me too, john. In many ways, he reminds me of Ron Artest. They both are pests on defense and very agitating. But you’re right, we just have to learn to appreciate his enthusiasm. Who would of thought that would be the case?