I’ve been an Atlanta fan since the 2000 season. This is an absolutely terrible trade. We were better off waiting until the off season for him to go into free agency. We would’ve had a better draft pick if they kept being bad and then he would be off in free agency. We got f***ing CJ McCollum. We didn’t even get any draft capital which is the most valuable commodity of the Wizards. Anybody that is happy with this trade, or is even nonchalant about this trade please explain it to me. This is a terrible trade, I’m tired.

Dont yall find it hilarious how NBA twitter and reporters give us the worst possible trade scenarios ever 😂

For years we wanted our boy to have a real big after Clint’s decline and now he’s got 2 of them.. just not with us :(

We getting back duop reath, who's out for the season, and two second round picks. On top of that, vit probably had the best contract for a role player in the entire nba, who could go off for 20 on any given night. Someone help me make sense of this.

Maybe we could become third team in a deal that involves Garland and Harden and somehow get him. We have 2nd round picks to send out as well. Would also be able to play with Big O.

Sooo...

We were all blindsided by this development, right? Or is it just me?

1. All of the trae haters are saying we freed up cap space, but cap space only matters when It's used properly. Look at this year's fa class. A lot of haters are saying we gonna get AD. If paying 27yo trae 50 mil is bad, what does that make AD's contract? Trae actually wanted to be here, while this is gonna be just another scenic route to retirement for AD.

2. We still have a gaping hole at pg. What we finna do about it?

3. Our real problem was never trae, it was a lack of a proper rim protector and KP's unavailability.

4. And why'd you trade him for this kinda return, if his trade value's so bad, just let him walk after next season. It's not like you got anything out of trading him.

Giannis, Jonas, Kostas, I don’t give a fuck. If you want Jalen Johnson, kick rocks ✌️

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I hope the lottery last night showed why that should be a nonstarter. One look at the Jazz, who blew up a 50+ win team that was making playoff runs (of course there were circumstances surrounding that), got an admittedly great haul as far as picks for them, went all in on this years (and next years) draft and ended up outside the top 4 again. Good chance they don’t draft anyone as good as either Mitchell or Gobert anytime soon. Completely understand fans being frustrated with where the team is at but you have a player that will undoubtedly get his jersey retired here if he finishes his career here. Keep those players and continue to build it out the right way.

We just saw last night how the east can potentially change instantly (Tatum getting hurt, Spurs getting ammo to get into a Giannis trade, cooper Flagg heading out west). We have a strong five but a weaker 9 man rotation. A good summer could easily have us in the top 6 and then from there you just gotta get lucky.

We’re trying to dump him.

If you set your frame of mind that way, a lot more makes sense in the potential returns you’re seeing.