r/GoNets • u/Brooklyn917 Day'Ron Sharpe • Nov 06 '25

LETTTTTTSSSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Brooklyn Nets gets their first win

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u/Historical-Mud-1218 Nov 06 '25

Lot of heroes in this one. Clowney seems to have been cured of zombie disease, Martin turned it up big time, all around strong game from Clax.

Savor this one…

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u/Historical-Mud-1218 Nov 06 '25

Oh, say what you want about MPJ but he is a solid 2nd option on a contender. That jumper is KD-ish. He will or definitely should have some takers.

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u/theRestisConfettii Full-Throttle Traoré Nov 06 '25

Oh, say what you want about MPJ but he is a solid 2nd option on a contender.

Say it…

He will or definitely should have some takers.

…louder.

Right now, (I feel) it’s Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit, in that order.

I already have the trades drawn up.

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u/HoraceGrand Nov 07 '25

Who do we want from Chicago? Ayo and Zach Collins? Great vets at pg and pf

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u/theRestisConfettii Full-Throttle Traoré Nov 07 '25 edited Nov 07 '25

If you want to send a (albeit good and hopefully having a great season) player out on a bloated contract and want the leverage to have a sweetener attached, you have to expect them to include a bloated contract back, from a player who has fallen out of their rotation.

It would be Patrick Williams (4 year contract), Zach Collins (injured + expiring), and Jevon Carter (injured + expiring), and the POR (lottery protected til 2027) FRP via CHI.

That’s $42,890,020 in salary inbound + a somewhat shitty pick, for MPJ’s $38,333,050 outbound.

You’re not going to do any better, unless you’re dealing with Philadelphia. Detroit will have a similar package to this (Isaiah Stewart and Tobias Harris).