Christian Wood expected to get "significant trade interest"

would you trade jalen green straight up for these guys?

 

No I would not.

 

There's not a lot of big men who can score inside as well as hit 3's - and aren't slouches on D either. I think there should be a good market amongst playoff teams looking to add front court help in exchange for a younger more raw talent.

 

He is out AGAIN tomorrow with knee problems. We ain't getting jack sheit for this boo boo boy. I really doubt we get a good young players , and contenders only have late firsts. We aren't trading him to a high lotto team cuz he wants to play to win and that's why he came here for harden so we "owe him". We are going to be very dissatisfied. Now he is in the injury prone category.

But I'd rather trade him now for peanuts and cut our losses cuz the longer we wait the more injuries he will get. Guys...he's injury prone. I know it's hard to accept it.

Cut our losses cut bait whatever phrase u want to use ,but his value is getting worse by the day.

 

dont worry he just need to take more of carrot juice

 

He started, bro.

 

Boosting trade value must've been why he checked into the Bucks blowout with like 5 minutes to go.

 

After tonight's argument with Armoni and trade reports, I wonder how much of this report from the offseason is true and playing a factor:

"I think Wood's incredibly talented, we know the numbers," Russillo said. "I think he's a tough guy to play with. I think he's a tough guy to have around... I think he's kind of a tough teammate. I'm talking about the locker room stuff, doesn't get the ball enough, shaking his head in the timeout, making sure everybody knows that he's pissed, you know. That kind of stuff."

O'Connor then asked Russillo if he thinks the Rockets would look into flipping Wood and getting some assets out of it — and they certainly could, given his production and his contract situation — and the two agreed it could make sense.

"Yeah, with that contract, and you were on it early, you were really on it," Russillo said, referencing O'Connor's article about Wood from 2020. "But I don't know that there's a pity party for any team when he's gone, alright, so I'll just leave it at that."

https://www.audacy.com/sports/nba/nba-analyst-think-christian-wood-is-tough-teammate-to-have

 

Have you heard the guy talk?
Me-I-Me-I-Me-I-Me-I
Individual goals/success >>>>>>>>

“Christian Wood notes that there aren’t really specific plays called for him in this offense.”
“Christian Wood says he'd like to be apart of the offense more in crunch time. He said he feels like he gets left out in the corner”
“I think it could have been better if I was more involved in the offense."
“I would like to be more involved in the offense going down the stretch.”
“Everybody knows I want to be an All-Star.”

LOL Two delusionals. Two faux “franchise” guys.

Do the Pistons regret letting him go? Pelicans? Bucks? Hornets? Sixers?
Really think the Rockets will regret not paying him?

 

this fool is lowering his value by the day. I wouldn't even pay him more than 14 million a year. Its time to ship him out. He's fools gold. The guy in the pickup game that thinks he's better than he is cuz he can do stuff on offense but is the weak link on defense.

 

They were never franchise guys even at their absolute scoring pinnacle.

 

Cash in, Stone. Cash. In.

 

He's a walking 20/10 guy. Should be able to get a decent return and Sengun should be able to fill those same stats immediately right?

 

Wood definitely not, I'd say Wall's multiple years averaging 10 assists a game (Harden, Rondo, Paul, Westbrook, LeBron and Nash are the only others in the last decade to do it) firmly puts him in the elite PGs of his generation, he was 100% a franchise player, regardless of how much you guys who barely watch basketball claim otherwise.

 

Name the ones that are available or on trade block.

 

Recently teams have been scheming against Sengun. Even doubling him at times. He'll adjust. Same for Garrison. They are running him off the three point line and forcing him to do something else. At least we are getting some respect.

 

The post was regarding Sengun's defensive efficiency.

He is starting to slide in that area.

No one doubts Sengun's offense.

 

Hmmm. Almost as if savvy vets play better than brand new rookies!? Even those MVPs from foreign leagues! Who would have thunk it?

 

Sengun has no trouble on offense, he is also teams best vs zone defense.

But he is starting to really struggle defensively on switches.

This was not as apparent when he played with 2nd unit because that 2nd unit has a bunch of HOUnds but 1st unit not so much.

Best defensive combo vs Bucks was Wood-Gordon. When these 2 were on court minus Sengun, Rockets were winning.

Silas just needs to tweak these lineups better and put Sengun in better position to succeed.