Spurs Land Celtics’ Malcolm Brogdon In Bold NBA Trade Scenario

Every rebuilding team in the NBA has a plan to end their rebuilding process. It’s simply a matter of time.

When does that time come? It can be a difficult moment to pinpoint. Sometimes, that moment comes organically. A surprise 35-win season could motivate a team to push all in and make a win-now move.

Alternatively, that timeline can be artificially imposed. For example, if a team drafts a player with undisputed franchise player potential, they may decide to push the chips in a little sooner than expected.

With that in mind, the San Antonio Spurs will have some decisions to make this summer.

They’ll be selecting Victor Wembanyama with the first overall pick in the upcoming draft. Could the Spurs start making win-now moves all of a sudden?

If so, could they acquire Malcolm Brogdon of the Boston Celtics this summer?

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James Piercey

When it comes to exploring the endless possibilities of NBA trades, there's no one quite like James Piercey. With a keen eye for player dynamics, salary cap intricacies, and a knack for discovering uncharted trade territory, James has risen to prominence as the preeminent expert in the realm of hypothetical NBA trades. James is also known for his work covering the Houston Rockets for SB Nation's The Dream Shake — a blog that gives a daily, comprehensive look at the team. He has written for various outlets, including FanSided and Last Word on Sports, among others.

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