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Great season regardless of what happens. From starting out 4-14 to ending 44-38 is incredible progress and future is bright from here. I do think we can beat the Heat and then win on the road against either Orlando or Philly assuming Embiid doesn’t miraculously return sooner. But if not, a higher draft pick is nice too -
By CarolinaReaper · Posted
I know a DT that's asking for a trade: 🤔 maybe a home discount can be worked out. Dan Morgan could create up to $80 million in space through restructures of stars like Derrick Brown, Jaycee Horn, or Taylor Moton. They could also include players like Tershawn Wharton ($18.6M cap hit) in the trade to balance the salaries. Carolina Receives: DT Dexter Lawrence II New York Receives: 2026 2nd Round Pick (No. 51 Overall): A premium Day 2 selection that fits the for Lawrence after his 0.5-sack season in 2025. WR Xavier Legette : A young, high-upside receiver who provides the playmaking depth HC John Harbaugh needs for his offense. 2026 4th Round Pick: Immediate mid-round value. 2027 4th Round Pick (via MIN): Future capital acquired in the Adam Thielen trade. ----- Stone Forsythe* (another young player as a potential trade option)provides immediate offensive line retooling for HC John Harbaugh. John Harbaugh's history in Baltimore proves he values draft volume over individual superstars. Just my 2cents -
Moved to Tuesday, not Wednes because of scheduling with Flyers game or something in Philly. But I don't feel good about the Heat. It has been a great season regardless. Team just been playing so hard to move up since a bad start and just picked a bad time to get gassed. It's like almost everyone is shooting cold at the same time even wide open shots. Maybe atmosphere and playoffs kick off a spark. I'd rather be in a series than a one and done though. The team has a good foundation to build on regardless of what happens.
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