MagikMike

Which risky move has the most upside potential? Pelton: The Orlando Magic taking Chuma Okeke coming off an ACL tear. Okeke was No. 2 in the stats-only version of my projections, so even if he's not quite the same player after the injury, he can still be a fine pick outside the lottery. Since most rookies don't help their team win, I don't think waiting a few months or even a full season for Okeke is a real problem.

Not sure how legit this source is but ...

Name one "elite level point guard we could easily acquire" please.

Mario shooting 100%, safe to say he hated Ibaka

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/18404075/jae-crowder-disrespected-boston-celtics-fans-cheers-potential-free-agent-gordon-hayward Interesting

Buyers remorse maybe? Don't really need a contract like that if you're gonna blow it up. Problem is they may not need or want to blow it up ...

http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=hrqn5bq Gives us a 20 ppg guy without giving up much and AG can shift to PF or come off the bench. Gives them a way out of Barnes contract so they can fully tank and a young prospect. Then all we gotta do is flip Vuc and/or Payton for a PG upgrade ... Teague maybe?

How about this then ... http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=jeddg3p