TheSnowdog
Well-Known Member
Here is a hypothetical question...
By all accounts it looks like Minnesota is going to pick Towns at #1
Let's say the Lakers have an agreement in principle with Sacramento to trade Randle and the #2 to the Kings for Cousins and #6
Because of the rules though the Lakers can't do any trade of that #2 until after it is picked so they would essentially be picking for the Kings
What happens if Minnesota throws everyone a curve and doesn't pick Towns and he is sitting there at #2?
Could the Lakers break their agreement and pick Towns for themselves?
Or if Sacramento wants Towns then would the Lakers be forced to pick him and trade him then to Sacramento?
That would be gut wrenching
By all accounts it looks like Minnesota is going to pick Towns at #1
Let's say the Lakers have an agreement in principle with Sacramento to trade Randle and the #2 to the Kings for Cousins and #6
Because of the rules though the Lakers can't do any trade of that #2 until after it is picked so they would essentially be picking for the Kings
What happens if Minnesota throws everyone a curve and doesn't pick Towns and he is sitting there at #2?
Could the Lakers break their agreement and pick Towns for themselves?
Or if Sacramento wants Towns then would the Lakers be forced to pick him and trade him then to Sacramento?
That would be gut wrenching