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Was this the right move?

Bey is a pretty solid young role player and it feels like Detroit coudlve committed to developing him but instead they sent him away

What was the purpose of this move? Seems kinda unnecessary

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[–] FrankerZ_123@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It was a bad trade and everyone knew it but its definitely not something that significantly impacts their roster or future. Bey is still just a role player

[–] FrankerZ_123@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It was a bad trade and everyone knew it but its definitely not something that significantly impacts their roster or future. Bey is still just a role player

[–] IsaacDPOYFultzMIP@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

When you can trade for JAMES WISEMAN you do it.

[–] historical_regret2@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

On Detroit he was a bit of a ball-stopper, and not good enough to justify it.

But I remember also that he got traded just days after he broke off an end game out of bounds play for Bojan, to demand the ball himself. He made the shot to win the game, but it was really obvious he didn’t run the play - he just stepped in front of the guy inbounding and demanded the ball.

Always wondered if that showed that there was more behind the scenes than was obvious.

[–] historical_regret2@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

On Detroit he was a bit of a ball-stopper, and not good enough to justify it.

But I remember also that he got traded just days after he broke off an end game out of bounds play for Bojan, to demand the ball himself. He made the shot to win the game, but it was really obvious he didn’t run the play - he just stepped in front of the guy inbounding and demanded the ball.

Always wondered if that showed that there was more behind the scenes than was obvious.