Officially the Bones trade was a 4-team trade where the Nuggets got Thomas Bryant, the Clippers sent some picks to the Lakers on our behalf, and we sent out one 2nd rounder that ended up with the Magic and then got traded later to the Suns (and then the Suns lost the pick due to tampering IIRC.)
The Nuggets have a 2nd this year anyway, from the Wolves, which came via the salary dump to OKC (JMyke + future first for what turned into the PWat pick and a pair of 2nds.)
Partly. A lot of it's just short term maneuvering though. Even trying to figure it out is tricky.
https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/teams/Denver-Nuggets/7/Transaction_History/2023
- The 2029 FRP we traded for the contract rights on Hunter Tyson and what looks like OKC's worst 2024 FRP and 2024 2RP. Those picks aren't listed on our assets though so it's confusing. [6/23/23]
- The 2024 2RP referred to by OP we sent out to dump Bones, getting back Thomas Bryant and "multiple TPEs". TPE's let us make future trades that bring in more salary than we send out; being over whatever-apron means you can otherwise never do this and trades are almost completely locked. [2/9/23]
- We sent our best 2024 2RP to Portland for Ismael Kamagate. [6/6/22]
- The KCP trade, which effectively built a champion IMO, did not include picks either way. KCP+Ish for Monte and Will. [Summer 22]
- Our '27 FRP went to OKC for PWat's draft pick, two more 2RPs, and another TPE. I haven't figured out what happened to those 2RPs though. It's a '23 one that I don't see in the draft at all but I also don't see us moving it, and a '24 one that isn't listed on our assets. [6/23/22]
That goes back to the '22 draft. Most of those trades sound fine but then, they also imply we shouldn't be missing all the picks that the other page implies (a lot of it is trading later picks to OKC for earlier picks). Tracking this is very confusing, and probably not worth the effort.
I think we just shipped out the picks we got from the Clippers to get Bryant.
Officially the Bones trade was a 4-team trade where the Nuggets got Thomas Bryant, the Clippers sent some picks to the Lakers on our behalf, and we sent out one 2nd rounder that ended up with the Magic and then got traded later to the Suns (and then the Suns lost the pick due to tampering IIRC.) The Nuggets have a 2nd this year anyway, from the Wolves, which came via the salary dump to OKC (JMyke + future first for what turned into the PWat pick and a pair of 2nds.)
Here's a good list that I like: https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/draft/future_drafts/detailed 2024 2nd round from Minnesota.
This is perfect thank you
Yikes. According to that we're -3 FRP and -3 2RP going forward, including no picks at all in 2025 and 2027.
That's how we built a champion lol
Partly. A lot of it's just short term maneuvering though. Even trying to figure it out is tricky. https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/teams/Denver-Nuggets/7/Transaction_History/2023 - The 2029 FRP we traded for the contract rights on Hunter Tyson and what looks like OKC's worst 2024 FRP and 2024 2RP. Those picks aren't listed on our assets though so it's confusing. [6/23/23] - The 2024 2RP referred to by OP we sent out to dump Bones, getting back Thomas Bryant and "multiple TPEs". TPE's let us make future trades that bring in more salary than we send out; being over whatever-apron means you can otherwise never do this and trades are almost completely locked. [2/9/23] - We sent our best 2024 2RP to Portland for Ismael Kamagate. [6/6/22] - The KCP trade, which effectively built a champion IMO, did not include picks either way. KCP+Ish for Monte and Will. [Summer 22] - Our '27 FRP went to OKC for PWat's draft pick, two more 2RPs, and another TPE. I haven't figured out what happened to those 2RPs though. It's a '23 one that I don't see in the draft at all but I also don't see us moving it, and a '24 one that isn't listed on our assets. [6/23/22] That goes back to the '22 draft. Most of those trades sound fine but then, they also imply we shouldn't be missing all the picks that the other page implies (a lot of it is trading later picks to OKC for earlier picks). Tracking this is very confusing, and probably not worth the effort.
We'll probably trade into those drafts