Blazers / Magic
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Blazers / Magic
Magic trade
Isiah rider
Blazers trade
Chris smith
Thor azario
97 1st (top 4 protected)
Isiah rider
Blazers trade
Chris smith
Thor azario
97 1st (top 4 protected)
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Re: Blazers / Magic
Seems a little early for the Magic to punt on Rider.
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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
Thought I replied to this . Accept.
Rider can be nice but the future is far enough in the future I'm happy.
Rider can be nice but the future is far enough in the future I'm happy.
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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
Top 4 protected forever?lukeyrid13 wrote:Magic trade
Isiah rider
Blazers trade
Chris smith
Thor azario
97 1st (top 4 protected)

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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
I HATE PROTECTIONS WHEN THE TEAM GIVING AWAY THE PICK HAS NOTHING TO LOSE
In '97 Rider will still be on his rookie deal and Blazers gave up no one of note, so why the protection? Makes no sense
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In '97 Rider will still be on his rookie deal and Blazers gave up no one of note, so why the protection? Makes no sense
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Re: Blazers / Magic
I didn’t specify in my messages to the Magic
So I’d say technically speaking it should only be in 97
So I’d say technically speaking it should only be in 97
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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
I mean from my side, top 4 helps protect if I got random lotto luckOregon Ownage wrote:I HATE PROTECTIONS WHEN THE TEAM GIVING AWAY THE PICK HAS NOTHING TO LOSE
In '97 Rider will still be on his rookie deal and Blazers gave up no one of note, so why the protection? Makes no sense
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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
So you can eat your cake too? So in the event you get lucky and jump into the top 4, you keep the pick and player? You have no risk in this scenario. Trading a future pick is a gamble.lukeyrid13 wrote:I mean from my side, top 4 helps protect if I got random lotto luckOregon Ownage wrote:I HATE PROTECTIONS WHEN THE TEAM GIVING AWAY THE PICK HAS NOTHING TO LOSE
In '97 Rider will still be on his rookie deal and Blazers gave up no one of note, so why the protection? Makes no sense
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Im not attacking you just struggling to see why this is acceptable. Protections, in my mind, are used when factors outside your control can be in play (player leaves in FA, if a team wins a title, etc.) or used as a sweetener (additional pick with minor protections).

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Re: Blazers / Magic (Not Processed)
Agree with this 100%.Oregon Ownage wrote:So you can eat your cake too? So in the event you get lucky and jump into the top 4, you keep the pick and player? You have no risk in this scenario. Trading a future pick is a gamble.lukeyrid13 wrote:I mean from my side, top 4 helps protect if I got random lotto luckOregon Ownage wrote:I HATE PROTECTIONS WHEN THE TEAM GIVING AWAY THE PICK HAS NOTHING TO LOSE
In '97 Rider will still be on his rookie deal and Blazers gave up no one of note, so why the protection? Makes no sense
Processed
Im not attacking you just struggling to see why this is acceptable. Protections, in my mind, are used when factors outside your control can be in play (player leaves in FA, if a team wins a title, etc.) or used as a sweetener (additional pick with minor protections).
Hate protections in scenarios like this. It's probably why I've made so little trades as I have over the years. Everyone wants these protections, so what's the upside.
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Re: Blazers / Magic
I am terrible at this.