You don't trade away one of your younger players or the #2 pick so that another team will take Young.
They can just release him using the stretch provision, which means that the teams cap hit for Young would be extended by twice the amount of the years remaining on his contract to pay what is owed him
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If it were up to me, and I could not get Lebron James, then I would keep the #2 pick, draft Ingram or Simmons, and then make sure that they at least hit the NBA Cap Floor with veterans on 1 year contracts.
Seriously, that is what I would do. Unless they can sign a young, restricted free agent to help build the young nucleus (Such as an Andre Drummond)
They can just release him using the stretch provision, which means that the teams cap hit for Young would be extended by twice the amount of the years remaining on his contract to pay what is owed him
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If it were up to me, and I could not get Lebron James, then I would keep the #2 pick, draft Ingram or Simmons, and then make sure that they at least hit the NBA Cap Floor with veterans on 1 year contracts.
Seriously, that is what I would do. Unless they can sign a young, restricted free agent to help build the young nucleus (Such as an Andre Drummond)

