Yes his ceiling is high, but I don't think he'll ever be a superstar. Being a Kevin Love type player I think would be where he maxes out as. I don't see him ever being a LeBron, KD, Kobe type player. So I would absolutely trade him for Love. If he turns out to be a superstar, it's not the greatest loss in the world. You'll still have Love and LeBron and you gained the ability to win now and in the future. With Wiggins instead of Love,the Cavs are in more of a win in the future type of approach.

Morrow seems like a great fit for the Thunder, if he can keep up the shooting.

Love is a top 10 player already and who knows if Wiggens ever gets there. However, Wiggins is locked into a rookie deal where Love would be a vet max on his next.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Bulls in the process of finalizing a free agent deal with Pau Gasol. Will not be a sign-and-trade with Lakers, sources told ESPN.</p>&mdash; Brian Windhorst (@WindhorstESPN) <a href="https://twitter.com/WindhorstESPN/statuses/488070692328325120">July 12, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Besides the Nick Young contract last year, Kupchak has done absolutely nothing for me to have any faith in him moving forward.

Without Dr. Buss, Kupchak has added garbage upon garbage on this dumpster fire of an organization.

Yesterday was the nail in the coffin for Laker fans. Good thing he held Pau Gasol at last year's trading deadline.

No coach, trading for garbage Lin, giving Jordan Hill 9 mill on average and basically going into next season with a roster that's overpaid the garbage talent last year's team had and only adding a 35-year old broken down Kobe and Julius Randle is atrocious when you have cap space.

Kupchak's new mantra is "well we will have cap space in 15 and 16". It doesn't matter if no one will accept your money but god damn bottom feeders.

Rockets look to have signed Ariza.

Reason why LeBron James would sign a 2-year deal: Wants to be free for when new CBA is signed in 2016 to make max money. Business. Man.

Omg it's not even a sign and trade? What a ****ing train wreck

The man knows what he is doing. Genius

Of course they did. Lakers helped them by essentially trading 8.4 million for a draft pick in the late 20s.

**** you Mitch, **** you homeless looking Buss.

Ironically that is the dollar amount that Ariza got.

Are the Lakers going to let Jordan Hill and Jeremy Lin pick the next coach?

Good thing there was no reason to be aggressive on that front. Obviously you want garbage coaches coaching garbage players.

More salt on the wound.

I'm just happy they paid Jordan Hill 9 million a year when he received zero other formal offers.

Lebron is totally teaming with Durant in 16 lol

I'm shocked that Houston let Parsons go though.