matthi32

I would go with Wolf

Kasparas still avaible….

Would love to trade for the 19 Pick with the Nets and then take WCJ before Miami.

I would pick Walter Clayton jr. or Danny Wolf

Any chance the Rockets would trade Reed Sheppard to us for Jett Howard?

Or sign and trade for Naz Reid.

Btw. Maybe Memphis use the Phoenix-Pick to get Durant… Morant/KCP/Durant/JJJ/Edey

Suggs is my favoriten Player. So I would love to keep him. Hope he and Bane fit together.

Then I love the trade!

Do we know trade Suggs for Garland or can Suggs and Bane play together in our starting backcourt?

I think wie should try to trade KCP with Black, Howard,Harris and some Picks to get Garland.

What do you think about Reed Sheepard? Could he be our answer at PG?

I like Sabonis. But his contract is huge! Would only do it, if we can also fix our PG problem. Something like: Sac gets: Prozingis, Tillmann, Jett Howard and 2025 1rd. Orlando pick nr. 25 Bos gets: Carter jr., Cole Anthony, Garry Harris, 2025 2rd. Orlando pick nr. 46 and there own 2027 2rd pick back from Orlando Orl gets: Sabonis and Pritchard

I would include Black and KCP instead of Suggs. Black & KCP and two 1st for Garland

Although we're still in the playoffs and, as a naive fan, I still believe the Magic will advance, I've been giving some thought to the offseason. I think we all agree that we especially need an improvement at the PG position. Therefore, I've compiled a list of possible and available players. I think if a good offer comes along, these players could be available (except for Pritchard, presumably). The list starts with the player I'd most like to have on our team and ends with the player I'd least like to have on our team. Payton Pritchard: I don't think Boston will trade him. However, in my opinion, he would be the perfect solution (shooting, defense, playmaking and his contract), which is why I included him on the list. Trae Young: I'd love to see him in Orlando. I think with the right coaching, he'd be a great help to us with his skills. The only thing that concerns me is his upcoming contract renewal. Anfernee Simons: The most likely solution. Both in terms of his contract and his skills, he would fit well into the team. Coby White: Another interesting player. I don't think the Bulls will trade him, though, or they'll demand too much in return. I also question whether he's good enough at playmaking. Dejounte Murry: Based on his playing ability, he would fit well into the team. However, I think his personality could be a problem. I'm also not sure if his conflict with Paolo has been resolved. If it becomes an issue, it would definitely have to be discussed with Paolo beforehand. Colin Sexton: In my opinion, an improvement on the current situation, but only a mediocre solution. Tyus Jones: Same as Sexton. Chris Paul: If we continue to believe that Black is our future PG, signing Chris Paul would make sense. Personally, I don't think Black has the stature to be a starting PG. Reed Sheppard: It could prove to be a stroke of luck. I think with some playing time, he could develop wonderfully in Orlando. However, that would also mean that we'd probably have to invest in team development again next season. I don't know if Paolo would be happy about that. Dennis Schröder: It would be a slight improvement over the current situation. However, I only consider it an option if we can't find another solution. Furthermore, I consider it risky to have different groups forming within the team (USA vs. Germany). Malcom Brogdon: If he's healthy, he could be an interesting player for Orlando. But I don't want another player on the team who's more of a spectator than a player. That's why he's so low on my list. LaMelo Ball: I'm not a fan of LaMelo at all. He's certainly a talented player, but I would refrain from signing him (injuries, empty stats, character, etc.). D’Angelo Russell: I think the player and the team don't fit together.