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Full tweet from Gery Woelfel, who appears to be a old credible local guy:

The Heat are the odds-on favorite to land Antetokounmpo in a trade.
Here is the package some NBA officials told me the Heat is offering the Bucks and my personal opinions on each the individuals involved:
* Tyler Herro — Potent scorer, fringe All-Star. But injury prone: Missed 49 games last season and 20 games two years ago.
* Jaime Jaquez Jr. — Just one start last season and projects to be more of quality sixth man than full-time starter.
* Kel’el Ware — Young (just 22), talented but wildly erratic. Reminds me of Hassan Whiteside. Remember him? Exactly.
* Draft picks — This year’s 13th overall pick, which should be a potential starter, and two future firsts. The latter pair will likely be late first-rounders and we all know how Horst has fared with late first-rounders.
CONCLUSION: Respectable offer … if your goal is to be a middle-of-the-pack team for the next six years.

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EDIT: According to bucks people Gery is not credible

Looking to understand some best practices for running my own clipping campaigns on whop. Specifically:

- How impactful are campaigns where you are just requiring they use your song (rather than providing more video content) to streaming consumption?

- What works best when you do use video content?

- Are there any campaign rules or guidelines you think are absolutely necessary?

Would appreciate input here

Last season, JJJ (age 24) averaged 15/5/5 on 51/32/77 splits (57 TS%, 4.2 WS, 1.1 VORP) playing 28 mins a game.

What is his absolute ceiling? Obviously there is room for the 3pt shooting to improve. What type of role could he have on a relevant team?

Just an educated list on who will be available, without any opinion offered on who I think the Heat should pursue:

Giannis - Probably Boston's if they want him

Jaylen Brown - If Boston acquires Giannis, he might be available to a 3rd team

Donovan Mitchell - Next year is the last year of his deal. If he doesn't extend, they would have to move him

Kawhi - At risk for whatever Aspiration penalty comes down - some GSW rumors, but them getting the 5th pick also might make them stand pat

Da'Aron Fox - Hes had a rough playoffs. Are the spurs ready to hand the keys to Castle / Harper

Durant - Houston locker room was not a fan. Might be willing to dump him for expiring

Lebron - Rumored most to GSW, with some Cle whispers. Miami return seems like a longshot unless we get a 1A first

AD - Unhappy in WAS. Will probably move this offseason

Trey Murphy - Has been on the block for a while - very high price and the Pistons are rumored for him

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Who am I missing? Anyone else going to be available worth mentioning

Not sure where I saw or heard it, but it seems pretty clear that this is going to happen because it’s the pettiest/funniest possible outcome for all involved against Miami

Boston gets Giannis
Portland gets Brown
MKE gets its pics back + other assets and young players (scoot, one of their centers,shaedon)

Cronin and Brad Steven’s hi five over fucking the heat over again. Giannis is on an east coast team closer to his family in Greece. Celtics get rid of the headache that is Jaylen Brown while trading him outside of the division. And the Bucks get their future back plus a few young players to speed up their rebuild

What option makes more sense?

This seemed obvious enough, but after listening to the bozos at 5R fumble an explanation on their podcast, I'll spell it out.

1. Giannis, Donovan Mitchell, Joker and others are FA's in 27

2. Nobody expects those guys to make it to the summer of 27 without a new deal

3. If one of those guys decide they want to come to Miami this summer, Miami needs the threat of signing them as a FA in 27 to make other teams less likely to go all-in on those guys, because the player is signaling they will walk the next summer.

The goal of 27 cap space is to make other bidding teams less likely to go all-in at the risk of the guy walking next summer. Riley needed the league to know they are planning to keep space open to increase the Heats leverage in trade negotiations.

This seemed obvious, but Greg and Ethan couldnt figure it out