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Brogdon and Hield to Miami. Who says no?

This trade was created for the 2023-2024 season.

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Pacers

+1 player ($18.2m) +1 pick,

Cap Impact - $1.1M

Duncan Robinson

SF, 6' 7", -1.07 LEBRON
Movement Shooter

$18.1M

3yrs

2027 - Round 1

-2 Wins

-14.35 MPG

-0.99 Off.

-0.29 Def.

Heat

+2 players ($41.8m),

Cap Impact - $8.4M

Malcolm Brogdon

PG, 6' 5", 0.95 LEBRON
Primary Ball Handler

$22.5M

2yrs

Buddy Hield

SG, 6' 4", 0.21 LEBRON
Movement Shooter

$19.2M

1yr

+1 Wins

-7.70 MPG

+2.98 Off.

-0.49 Def.

Recently Traded

Malcolm Brogdon cannot be traded to a team aggregated with other players from his team because 2 months have not passed since he was traded for. He can only be traded away to a team by himself and other non-player assets from his team (draft picks, cash considerations, etc). This restriction expires after Nov 30, 2023.

Trail Blazers

+2 players ($29.7m),

Cap Impact + $9.5M

Kyle Lowry

PG, 0.9 LEBRON
Movement Shooter

$29.6M

1yr

Nikola Jovic

PF, 6' 10", -1.14 LEBRON
Stretch Big

$2.3M

3yrs

+1 Wins

+22.05 MPG

-1.99 Off.

+0.78 Def.

LEBRON (Luck-adjusted player Estimate using a Box prior Regularized ON-off) impact data is provided by BBall Index . See how LEBRON is calculated, and explore the data.

Who wins? Does Portland say no because they don’t get a pick? I argue that the mentorship of Lowry for their young guards plus the addition of a PF prospect which they lack is better. Let me know your thoughts below!

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Brogdon and Hield to Miami. Who says no?

Pacers

Heat

Trail Blazers

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