Cavs: 3 terrible trades that see Collin Sexton to the Knicks

By Chad Porto | Jul 18, 2021

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Cavs trade Collin Sexton for nothing Part III

No, seriously, why in the heck would the Cavs make this trade? These trades keep getting worse. If the Cavs wouldn’t take Kevin Knox or Obi Toppin, why would they take Mitchell Robinson? Robinson is often a negative offensive player for the Knicks and is barely a passible defensive player. He’s not even an upgrade over Isaiah Hartenstein, who’s much better defensively than Robinson, let alone Jarrett Allen.

Not only that, but the Knicks went from the 19th and 21st pick to the 32nd and 58th pick. What? You’re supposed to increase the value of trades, not decrease them. Frankly, there isn’t a trade that makes sense with the Knicks as most of their assets are only impressive to them.

They’re like the kid who had a Paul Shuey rookie card and kept trying to trade him for your friend’s Jr. Griffey rookie card.

“They’re the same, they’re both rookies”! Shut up, Todd. They are not the same.

That’s what the Knicks fans are trying to do with these trade ideas. “Hey, we’re giving you back young talent for your young and good talent.”

Todd, I think you’re missing some adjectives.

If the Cavs make this trade, Koby Altman should be fired before the phone call finishes.

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