Why is everyone upset about this trade?

Well, most people want to be miserable and don’t think things through.

I’m not. This is the trade I thought would happen. Excited about Ingram and eagerly awaiting the specifics on the picks and swaps

People have a massive chip on their shoulder against LA rather than being concerned with max value. You also have people who were deluded into thinking AD for Tatum straight up would have been a good deal.

Reality is Celtics weren't offering Tatum. This was a solid, albeit unspectacular deal, that has the potential to pay off big time down the road. LeBron isn't going to play forever.

This is an average trade that will take years to come to fruition. That’s the annoyance from the fanbase.

Just seems like spinning our wheels to get a few more wins.

I’d like to apologize for my earlier posts. This probably was as good as they could do.

I just didn’t think I’d be this disappointed.

Because no Tatum and we didn’t land Kuzma.


I’d actually feel ALOT better had we landed Kuzma instead of Hart but it’s still not horrible I girss

People didn't want to bend over for Rich Paul and Lebron which I understand but with Zion these young prospects and picks which can be flipped if needed we have second life as an NBA franchise. Not many teams get that look at Orlando post Dwight or the Knicks still trying to find their way.

Because people got their hopes up by only believing news reports that were positive for this team when in reality they had very little chance of happening.

For example

"12 teams are said to have put in calls for AD"

or

"Danny Ainge is super determined to use any asset to get AD"

or

"Since Kawhi brought a championship, more teams will put in offers!"

or

"Durant getting hurt is good for the Pelicans"

and many many more.

You guys let over-emotional fans (see: n fanatics ) dictate the information and opinions you received, making your expectations out of this world

I wont lie...if AD starts playing all 82 games i am going to be upset.