Reading an article by Joe Friedman at Mavs Moneyball and he calls Kyrie “the single most polarizing trade asset on the mavs”… am i missing something or is that not AD? I haven’t heard anyone really advocate for trading Ky but have heard quite a few for and against trading the unabrow china doll

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  1. It’s true I don’t think Kyrie is polarizing, but now that I think about it idk anyone who actually wants to keep AD, so theoretically that would mean he isn’t that polarizing, right? 🤷‍♂️ I think either Gafford or Lively is the most polarizing because people actually have strong opinions about if they should be traded or not

    Edit: Just to be clear, I mean polarizing strictly regarding whether or not they should be traded, not how they fit on the team or how good they are

  2. Polarizing requires wildly different opinions

    I think everyone in the league is pretty much in agreement on AD– a Top 15 player when healthy but declining with age and only available at full strength 35-40 games a year at best

  3. Kyrie seems untradeable so this is all cope. 33 going on 34, has an extensive injury history missing long stretches. Suffered once of the worst tears for a perimeter player who relies on stopping on a dime quickness, also has the rep of being a potential cancer in the wrong situation. Plus Kyrie will be a shell of himself the remainder of this year. He is not Adrian Peterson

  4. why would y’all even considering trading kai? dont you want to build a culture? kai, klay & naji seem to be good vets to be around our young players

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