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Still looking to trade Jadyn or Nas. Originally was asking for a 1st rounder, as these guys are good as a rotational player at the very least - currently negotiable, but I'm still asking for quality players/contracts OR a pick. Both have played quality starter minutes as of the last 2 seasons.


2034 Jadyn Harris:
In 32 mpg, 12.5 ppg, 10 rpg, 2.5 bpg shooting 46% from the field and 73% from the line
$6,529,281 $7,018,977
reasonable short-term contract for a respectable big.


2035 Nas:
In 34 mpg, 15 ppg, 11.5 rpg, 1 spg/1.5 bpg, shooting 40% from the floor and 79% from the line.
Shot the ball 750 more times than the year before (when he was a rotational bench piece) yet his FG% went up.
$5,052,462 $5,473,501
even more reasonable contract than Jadyn, not looking to give him away.

As I have mentioned, these guys are no scrubs and are not on dead weight contracts. If you're coming with a player, I'm looking for a point guard who could potentially play the 2, with some upside as a youngin or as a well-established vet. If you're bringing less-than-quality player(s), I will ask for a pick - could take on multiple bad contracts for multiple picks as well.

With Jadyn Harris likely gone, I'll be looking to revamp the roster a bit. Guys I am willing to move on from:

PG Shawn Liebman:
Not a pretty turnover number for a starting PG, but if you can get his handles under control he gets very good assist numbers for a low usage player, and plays solid defense. Good shooting clips, although you would like to see him scoring more than 10 ppg - it just wasn't going to happen on this roster. Looking for a potential rotational forward to take a bench role opened up by Harris leaving, may ask for draft pick compensation depending on the quality of player and value of the contract I'm taking on. He's on an expiring contract, quality value as a back-up for now with modest upside.

PG Deshawn Azario:
Perhaps valuable as a back-up PG, but not as much as Liebman - Azario is a relatively easy acquisition. He's on an expiring rookie contract, really only looking for filler and one or two 2nd rounders.

SG Ben Kundla:
Not really looking to move him, but I don't see him having a rotation spot if the other deals I'm working on go through. A former lottery pick, he looks like a good rotation piece at worst for now, with upside to becoming a starting SG and a potential 3rd option type. Solid shooting clips for a rookie, though it was in very limited playing time. He doesn't really have a spot with all the wing depth. Looking for a future pick, willing to package him with one of the PGs for a good pick this season.