Bucks could be a great destination for J.Butler for position and what trades could offer. Bucks do not have good picks because they rank usually well and do not posses other teams picks as well however they can offer middleton.

Now, I know middleton is more of a bucks player than jimmy could be but both of them are on their contract year so its a gamble for bucks, if they keep middleton and not get butler than they need to keep middleton for sure, they need to know he will stay. If butler comes and he stays than that is a better deal. So, if bucks think they can keep butler than that is good, if butler goes than middleton is more important.

Then who is good in your opinion.
You keep telling negative points about all our posts here.
So what is the best option for you?

Who will fit in to every team? Who will win the NBA?
You are already sure about the West winning it. What team are you betting for?


Where do you get your basis of all of this kind of stuff you are blathering about?
Maybe we could learn from it.

Working on some season plays.

Warriors under 63 wins
Thunder over
Raps over 55

AD can definitely move to lakers but if that is going to happen that needs to happen with a trade and not during free agency.

The trouble with waiting for him to come is that lebron will be old as hell when AD comes thru free agency, I know lebron is a cyborg and all but he is 34-35 right now, during 2020-2021 season he will be like 37 or so, just let the man drop a bit.

If AD comes during that time lebron still be an amazing player but not the lebron we know, specially if he gets injured. Kobe was playing with 33 points against golden state when he got injured and never was himself again. If lakers wants AD, they need to react quicker and can't stand a chance to wait around.

My sarcastic but friendly response would be:
Basically any team that is willing to trade two young players + a top 10 draft pick. In return they will get a 59gm rental player who has injury-prone knees.

Non-sarcastic answer would be:
Likely the Clippers: they can offer him the max, non-contending team, but they have decent cap space, flexibility which is very important come 19' off-season, very good coach and likely the best GM in J.West.

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Is this a rhetorical question? lol I can assure it's not the Pelicans.

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Two decades of following the NBA, the last 10 years of which very closely. Probably watched more games/game analysis, and stuff related to basketball than you can in your life time. I'm also an active member of some of the better online NBA communities. I won't ask where do you come with the stuff that you spill. lol

Anyway, if you don't like well-reasoned jabs and trash-talk, you can put me in your ignore list...won't be able see my responses. That will make life easier for you, filling your weekly quota with absolute nonsense. Talking basketball like a middle-aged white woman talks chess.

I dont think he can do it in New Orleans for me especially with the players around him. He is the only all star on the team and Rondo is now on the Lakers. When LeBron is on Cavs, yeah he carried his team to Finals but with the help of Love and others. The Pelicans roster is worse compare to Cavs roster last season. There is no way that Davis can win a championship himself

At the end of his contract, he can pick the team he wants. Lakers will be a good choice since LeBron is still there at that time. It will be a good duo in my opinion.

This is actually true which i dont really understand why some people do really like to presume or putting up strong players into one team and as you said there would be no such balance if thats the case and the thrill we do seek on basketball games will surely be vanished because we do somehow already anticipate on whose gonna win since we do know the line-up. It would really be much better on the current way where
good players would just still remain and theres no need for a collaboration.

That's right, Jimmy has no saying in where he will be shipped. Wolves can trade him to ATL or ORL or any other bad team for that matter. Tricky part is, he has given 3 preferred destinations he would consider signing long term, which means - teams trading for him (outside of those 3) will not have any guarantee that he will re-sign with them after next season. Is it worth trading young players + draft picks for a guy who's likely leaving after 1 year?

With the bold part, that's a sure thing in the league.  

It's a business and career so we can't remove that part of making big bucks, I even wished when I was a kid to become a sportsman but I went to opposite way.

I didn't followed Davis much but I think this season it's a must.

Yes if you will take a look on the past posts, I've posted that news 2 days ago.


He's staying as a Pelican coz he has 3 more seasons left.