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When you’re dealing in the world of stocks, buying low and selling high has always been the goal of any good investor. You select a security that you believe is under-valued, you buy it at a discount, and then you sell it when you think that investment has reached its peak.
If I were Danny Ainge, I would strongly consider trading Avery Bradley. Not now – Bradley’s shoulder problems make moving him nearly impossible, and it will take another season of solid play to convince the market that Bradley is worth taking a chance on. But if I’m Ainge, I’m hoping Bradley comes back strong by mid-season, and that he plays an integral role in a run to a championship. And that’s when I consider making my move. I would trade Bradley something the Celtics clearly need – a big. It may necessitate a package deal to land a talented front court player, but Bradley could prove to be an enticing part of a future trade package.
Something to keep an eye on.
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no way . honestly i think avery bradley is one of the biggest secrets in the NBA , i truly think he’s a future all star at the least. I wouldn’t trade him for anybody less than an all star. Trading him just when he’s proven himself this season would just be short changing ourselves of his potential for someone without as much upside. So many teams are rebuilding and avery bradley is one of our keys to the future
the other side of it that you didn’t touch on is when you have talented players that cost very little, you keep them. we have a stud in avery bradley and i for one don’t want him to become the next joe johnson and have us regret dealing him.
wow, really? lol. keep AB all day you fool.
Bradley is a stud. It would take something very good for me to even pick up the phone if I were Danny.
You don’t trade bradley for anything less than an all-star caliber player, I don’t know if you’ve been following but rondo and avery together is lethal. So why break that up? If anything that is your core for the future. Imo your suggestion is borderline ridiculous
you are an idiot by saying trading Avery for a quality big. Just look at his salary number this year and it’s impossible to get sth equal or close value in return. He’s probably not going to be an all star, but better than any player you can get for under 5 mil / yr.