Agree with all of this. I think that having Thybulle, Little, and Hart would allow us to throw three different looks at high-level scorers, each with their own defensive style (Thybulle - pest, Little - physical, Hart - fundamental defender). Whoever is having the most success could close the game with Lillard/Simons/Grant/Nurkic, and we'd have injury insurance. It would be great.
I don't know if this is iron clad but: https://nba.nbcsports.com/2022/06/2...o-sign-with-76ers-on-three-year-30m-contract/ I thought the headline would show up. It says PJ Tucker to sign with Sixers 3/30M.
That's full MLE money that the report is talking about. So like I said, I don't know how iron clad it is.
Houston has a good chunk of cap space, I believe, where they could trade Gordon and Martin Jr. For Harris. Philly moves Harris, thybulle and a pick for Gordon. We take on thybulle and Martin? Houston likely wants more than a future pick to take on Harris, but after the season, he's a large expiring at a time they could be looking to actually compete instead of outright tanking.
prolly overthinking it, but i'm also wondering about houston's willingness to give morey what he wants. that was a not a good breakup and the rockets' owner seems like the petty type.
I could at least see them trying to stick it to him or mindfuck him by making him feel like he "lost the deal" which I know Morey prides himself on never doing. I think if I had to work with Morey, I might pull some petty shit like that if it didn't hurt my overall goals.
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