I like the second option better (with Vasquez), because then you don't have to give up Josh Smith. Wade clearly isn't at 100%, and the Heat MIGHT not ask him to do so during the season to prepare him better for the playoffs.
But I think it's even better to just stay put and not do any of these trades.
It just seems to be a shuffle with no real advantage -- look at the categories and where your scoring appears to be weakest for an upgrade. And the waiver wire should still have a few rough gems, especially when it comes to rebounds and assists.
Most definitely not. You are giving up more good players then you are getting back and you arw getting too many guards while giving up a bunch of bigs for the most part. Bad trade.
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I like the second option better (with Vasquez), because then you don't have to give up Josh Smith. Wade clearly isn't at 100%, and the Heat MIGHT not ask him to do so during the season to prepare him better for the playoffs.
But I think it's even better to just stay put and not do any of these trades.
It just seems to be a shuffle with no real advantage -- look at the categories and where your scoring appears to be weakest for an upgrade. And the waiver wire should still have a few rough gems, especially when it comes to rebounds and assists.
Most definitely not. You are giving up more good players then you are getting back and you arw getting too many guards while giving up a bunch of bigs for the most part. Bad trade.
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