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DON’T TRADE THAT 2017 NETS PICK!!

John - Red's Army (@RedsArmy_John) June 23, 2016 Draft News, Trades 5 Comments on DON’T TRADE THAT 2017 NETS PICK!!

thad young

Sean Marks is doing his job in Brooklyn. He was giving a crap situation and he knows the only way he can make it better is to tear the whole thing down and build something from the ground up. Where the Nets once cared about winning games just to spite the Celtics and their cache of Brooklyn lottery picks, Marks doesn’t care where his now Boston-owned properties land.

So today, he traded one of the two decent players he had remaining on the roster.

We knew the Nets would be bad next season, but they could be historically bad. Which means the Celtics will get another great pick. And next year’s draft is supposed to be better than this one.

So while I’m ok with Ainge moving the third pick this year… and even the 2018 Nets pick… I’m begging him… DON’T MOVE NEXT YEAR’S PICK SWAP!!! This could be the year the C’s finally get that top pick.

That is all, Danny. You may now continue your fleecing of the league.

By the way… Indiana is weirdly intriguing now with Jeff Teague and Thad Young. We’re going to have to watch them this summer. I’m curious about the roster they’re constructing.

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  • art

    You can move this year’s Brooklyn pick ’cause you at least know what it’s worth post-lottery. The 2017 and 2018 Brooklyn picks are untouchable for the opposite reason.

    • Ash Lilburne

      Chauncey Billups and Ron Mercer are Tim Duncan-like possibilities..

      • art

        Note the word “possibilities”. There is always luck involved. The higher you are in the draft order, the less luck you need. Ask the San Antonio Spurs about luck. They’re experts.

        • jrleftfoot

          Correct, and Chauncey Billups had a great NBA career.

  • zippittyay

    Probably just re stating the obvious, but I’d have given them the 16th pick for Thad. That would have been too humiliating for the Nets though.