Blockbuster in November: Cousins to Cavs
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Cavaliers Receive: C DeMarcus Cousins, C Omer Asik
Pelicans Receive: 2018 1st-round pick, 2021 1st-round pick (top-10 protected) C Tristan Thompson, SF Cedi Osman, F/C Ante Zizic
* At some point this season we expected the Cousins-Anthony Davis experiment to fail. Not for fault of the superstar duo, of course, but because there's such little talent placed around them in a loaded Western Conference. But to end it this early on before The 2nd week of November?
With Cousins set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2018, the Pelicans had to decide if he'll stay long term or bask in the glory of summer freedom for the first time in his career. So the Pelicans took the safer route and shipped Cousins, Thompson ensures that Davis won't have to play center, while Osman and Zizic are two rookies to groom or use as future trade bait. Taking Asik's awful contract off the Pelicans is a big plus as well. Could New Orleans get more for a big man putting up an insane 30.1 points, 13.0 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 2.2 blocks per game? Maybe, although how many teams have the culture and locker room in place to comfortably offer the hot-headed Cousins $200 million? A trade for the 27-year-old would give the Cavs their own "death lineup" of Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, LeBron James, Kevin Love and Cousins come playoff time, enough perhaps to better challenge the Golden State Warriors.
We will have to see how this trade plays out, is this the move the Cavs should have made a long time ago? Probably but hey, maybe now it’s better they did. But let’s see how things turn out in Cleveland
Greg Swartz covers the Cleveland Cavaliers for Bleacher Report. Stats provided by NBA.com and Basketball Reference unless otherwise noted.
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