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kekgeek
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I don't think this trade would happen but I would be fine with doing something like #1 pick, Bennett, Bud and a future second round pick. For Embiid, the rights to Saric and like Hollis Thompson
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TheFuture
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If he is in a different class, don't you think the 76ers would know that?[/qu
khans2k5 wrote:I definitely take Embiid if a 3rd party set of doctors say he's good to go for next year. I also would take the Knicks deal since I see five top level players in this draft and we are a little light on future first round picks. That is probably a top 10 pick next year.

How about this? You take the Knicks deal and flip 4 for Embiid or Noel. Then we still get a top level big and pick up a top 10 pick next year. Noel has really turned into a great defender so I consider him a good get for the #4 pick and I've always thought Embiid would be great if he could stay healthy.


2017 pick. 2 years from now I could see it being anywhere from 14-25. Not top 10 when they play out east. Phil is likely to pick up a couple free agents, between now and then, and have a healthy Carmelo.. Also, in this hypothetical they'd get Okafor. Carmelo, Okafor + whoever they spend big bucks for likely has them in the playoffs out east.
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Embiid is the most interesting option for me, but there's 3 issues that would scare me a bit from him...

1) He's been injured each of the past two years, is he injury prone?
2) Reports were a little while back that he let himself get out of shape last year. Does this signal a work ethic issue?
3) He's in the 2nd year of his rookie deal, which means one less year on a rookie deal than our options this year.

On the flip side, I think he has as much upside as anyone in this draft and also provides exactly what this team is lacking from the bigs in several areas.
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