Wow… what a journey it’s been. I made this account back in 2023 when I was just a 6th grader, not really knowing what to expect, just looking for a place to have fun, talk hoops, and maybe troll a little here and there. And now here I am, in 8th grade, about to move on to high school, and it feels kind of surreal typing this out.

I just wanna take a second to say thank you — seriously. To my followers, to the friends I made along the way, and to every single person who ever interacted with my posts, whether you agreed, clowned me, or laughed with me (or at me) — you made this experience something special. Shoutout to the people who created Fanspo too, because this place gave me a lot of good memories.

Even though this isn’t my final goodbye, because I’ll still be around here and there, I don’t think I’ll be posting much, if at all, once 9th grade hits. Life moves on, we get busier, we grow up, and sometimes it’s just time to turn the page. But I’ll always look back at these times wit…

🔁 Final Revised Trade Proposal: 📤 Blazers send:

Robert Williams III (1 year, $13.3M)

📥 Blazers receive:

2026 First-Round Pick (Top-3 Protected)

Jarred Vanderbilt (defensive forward, salary matching)

Gabe Vincent (for salary matching)

💰 Why It Works Financially: Gabe Vincent ($11M) + Jarred Vanderbilt ($10.7M) = $21.7M, which covers Robert Williams' $13.3M.

The 2026 first-round pick is a protected pick but still a useful future asset for the Blazers' rebuild.

🧠 Why Each Side Might Do It: ✅ Lakers' Motivation: Robert Williams III adds much-needed defense, particularly rim protection, to pair with Anthony Davis.

Giving up Vanderbilt and Vincent helps balance the roster, but Williams fills a major hole for the Lakers as they make a playoff push.

✅ Blazers' Motivation: The 2026 first-round pick is a good asset for their rebuild, and the top-3 protection ensures it has some value if the Lakers don't do well.

Jarred Vanderbilt is a solid, versatile defender that fits the Blaze…

long time but here we go: 🔄 TRADE PROPOSAL ✅ Trade Details: 🎯 Magic get:

Anfernee Simons (SG, $27.7M, 25 years old)

🎯 Blazers get:

Jonathan Isaac (PF, $17M guaranteed for 2024–25)

Gary Harris (SG, $6.7M expiring)

2026 1st-Round Pick (Top-10 Protected)

💸 CAP CHECK 🧮 Magic Cap Impact: Send out: ~$23.7M (Isaac $17M + Harris $6.7M)

Take in: $27.7M (Simons)

Since the Magic are under the 1st tax apron, they can take in up to 125% + $250K of what they send out.

125% of $23.7M = $29.6M → They can legally take in Simons' $27.7M.

✅ Trade is cap-compliant for Orlando.

🤝 WHY THIS WORKS 📈 Why it helps the Magic: They desperately need offensive firepower at guard to support Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner.

Simons is a proven scorer (20+ PPG) who can create his own shot and space the floor.

Isaac has struggled with injuries and may not be part of their long-term plan.

Harris is an expiring vet they won’t miss.

➡️ Orlando gets younger, more explosive, and better offensively.

🧱 …

Trade Breakdown: Portland Trail Blazers and Washington Wizards

Portland Receives:

Jordan Poole (SG, $29.6M, 3 years)

Tristan Vukcevic (C, 2-way contract, extension candidate)

2026 1st Round Pick (PHX Swap Rights)

2029 1st Round Pick (Top 5 Protected via BOS/MIL/POR)

Washington Receives:

Anfernee Simons (SG, $25.8M, 2 years)

2029 2nd Round Pick (Top 5 Protected via IND/WAS)

Why this works for Portland:

The Blazers add scoring and ball-handling with Jordan Poole, giving them a potential secondary playmaker next to their star players. Poole’s potential to score in bunches could help take some pressure off their offensive load.

The 2026 swap rights with Phoenix could end up being a very valuable asset, depending on how Phoenix performs in the coming seasons.

Tristan Vukcevic could provide the team with a developmental big man to stretch the floor, with the possibility of a contract extension to develop him into a more reliable contributor.

Why this works for Washington:

Anfer…

✅ For the Trail Blazers:

Offensive Upgrade with Coby White:

Portland gets Coby White, a young and versatile scoring guard who can play both on and off the ball.

With Scoot Henderson still developing, Coby adds another reliable ball-handler and shot creator.

His ability to stretch the floor with his shooting will help space the court for Scoot and Anfernee Simons.

Stretch Big with Duop Reath:

You also land Duop Reath, a 6'11" big man with shooting touch.

His floor-spacing ability makes him a solid fit in modern offenses, especially next to Deandre Ayton, who operates in the paint.

Reath gives you frontcourt versatility and depth, which you’ll need after moving Robert Williams III.

Cap Flexibility + Draft Assets:

By shedding Robert Williams III’s $12.4M salary, Portland creates cap flexibility.

You add a 2030 first-rounder and a 2028 second-rounder, giving you valuable future trade assets or draft capital for the rebuild.

✅ For the Bulls:

Defensive Boost with Robert Williams…

Utah Jazz : Robert Williams III: A strong defensive presence in the paint, he adds value to a team that could benefit from more rim protection and rebounding. The Jazz would be improving their defense, which is a need for them. Jordan Clarkson: While Clarkson is a great scorer, Utah might be better suited to bolster their defense, especially if they are building around young talent. Trading Clarkson for a more defensive-oriented player like Robert Williams aligns with a team-building strategy focused on long-term development.

Portland Trail Blazers : Jordan Clarkson: Clarkson provides scoring and shot creation, two things that Portland could use, especially if they have a roster that's lacking in consistent offensive punch. While they lose a defensive-minded player in Robert Williams, adding Clarkson's offensive capabilities could balance their scoring load, especially if they have other defensive assets to cover for Williams’ absence. Potential Concerns: Portland's Defense: Losing Ro…

Why the Portland Trail Blazers Do It: The Blazers get TJ McConnell, a dependable backup point guard to provide playmaking and defensive ability behind Damian Lillard. His contract fits under the Blazers' hard-cap restrictions. The Blazers also get two second-round picks (2025 and 2027), giving them additional assets to either use for future trades or to continue to develop young talent.

Why the Indiana Pacers Do It: Indiana adds a young, high-upside player in Shaden Sharpe who could develop into a key piece of their rebuild. Sharpe’s athleticism and scoring potential make him an intriguing option for the Pacers to pair with their other young talent. Indiana also moves TJ McConnell and the second-round picks, which they can afford to part with as they focus on developing their younger players and building around Tyrese Haliburton and Benedict Mathurin. Trade Breakdown:

Portland Trail Blazers: Shaden Sharpe (SG, 6'6", $6.6M) Sends Sharpe, a talented scorer with high upside, in exchan…

Butler is open to trade destinations such as the Phoenix Suns, Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets, league sources said. Multiple teams have called the Heat to express interest in Butler in the past two weeks, but Miami has not shown urgency in talks as the franchise monitors the first half of the season, those sources said. which teams would be a perfect fit for jimmy butler?….

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ATL gets: Zach collins 2025 round 1 2026 round 2 Spurs get: Onyeka okongwu 2026 round 2.

hawks pick zach because: the hawks need a defensive anchor, and zach collins fits the bill. his 7 foot frame and athleticism allow him to guard multiple position and protect the paint.

Spurs pick onyeka sum sum becuase: onyeka sum sum rebounding and shot blocking abilities would address two areas where the spurs need improvement. he would provide a physical presence in the paint and help secure crucial rebounds.

the portland trail blazers and san antonio spurs agree to a trade, sending zach collins to the spurs in exchange for onyeka sum sum. the move clears up 5.5 million on salary cap space for the blazers, who were looking to shed salary to pursue free agents. the spurs meanwhile, take on collins 7.5 million contract, but gain a talented young big man to pair with their exidting frontcourt. the trade also allows them to clear up a logjam in the paint, creating more playing time for onkongwu a…

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TRY TO GIVE BLAZERS A GRADE BY A-F THEIR RECORD IS 15-42 STREAK IS 9 LOSE 14 STANDING BEST PLAYER ANFERNEE SIMONS 2ND BEST PLAYER JERAMI GRANT 3RD BEST PLAYER DEANDRE AYTON PCT .263…

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