Rank these 5 things at the end of this season

1. The "process" tanking for years to acquire an MVP level player
2. Trading Gobert for 4 draft picks
3. The suns putting together a Big Three
4. The Mavericks getting rid of Brunson
5. The Lakers dumping their rebuild roster

[QUOTE=John8204;14904910]1. The "process" tanking for years to acquire an MVP level player
2. Trading Gobert for 4 draft picks
3. The suns putting together a Big Three
4. The Mavericks getting rid of Brunson
5. The Lakers dumping their rebuild roster[/QUOTE]

Best to worst moves obviously

1. Process
2. Wolves
3. Lakers
4. Mavs
5. Suns

Lakers don’t belong on this list since they went from 37 wins to 52(on pace for 60 due to shortened season) and a championship. It literally epitomizes one of the most impactful moves in nba offseason history, and no, you aren’t going to be better with Randle and Ingram instead of AD.

[QUOTE=j3lademaster;14904947]Lakers don’t belong on this list since they went from 37 wins to 52(on pace for 60 due to shortened season) and a championship. It literally epitomizes one of the most impactful moves in nba offseason history, and no, you aren’t going to be better with Randle and Ingram instead of AD.[/QUOTE]

I mean moving Randle, Ball, Ingram, Kuzma, and Russell...also you can call it the best move if you wish. It doesn't have to be negative just based on perspective.

Is it better to build a super team
Is is better to tank and collect draft picks
Is it better to dump your draft picks for an all-star
Is is better to dump your core of young players for multiple stars
Is it beter to let a bright prospect go