Two first-rounders are what it is going to take to get Turner/Hield

Two first-rounders are what it is going to take to get Turner/Hield

There is always a price to get something, always. For the Lakers, they have found that out very quickly involving the Pacers and some of their players. Los Angeles has been in contact with Indiana about Myles Turner and Buddy Hield; mainly Hield, ever since pulling out of the Hield trade and trading for Russell Westbrook.

The original deal was the Lakers sending Russell Westbrook and a first-round pick over to the Pacers for Myles Turner, Buddy Hield, and other assets. However, those talks are dead and that trade offer may be dead forever.

The Pacers would consider picking back up trade talks with the Lakers, but at a price. Throw in another first-rounder and Indy’s front office will be engaging again. That is the price the LakeShow will have to pay to have negotiating talks for Hield and Turner.

The Lakers have been actively pursuing Kyrie Irving (Brooklyn Nets) and Buddy Hield (Indiana Pacers) this offseason.

Myles Turner officially ruled out for the remainder of the season

Myles Turner officially ruled out for the remainder of the season

It has been confirmed by many that Myles Turner will be done for good as this is a guy who has been out since the middle of January. So, truly, it was only a matter of time until it was made official.

The cause of him missing the remainder of the season is due to a left foot stress reaction.

Per ESPN, he will miss the final seven games and the postseason. The Pacers, too, will be missing the postseason as they are 25-50. They are in the 13th seed of the Eastern Conference.

In 42 games this season, Turner has averaged 12.9 points and 7.1 rebounds in 29.4 minutes per game.

Turner is scheduled to be an Unrestricted Free Agent come 2023.

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Myles Turner’s injury is better than what it looks like!

Myles Turner’s injury is better than what it looks like! As strange as that may sound it is true; been confirmed by us (CourtSideHeat), ESPN, even the Pacers confirmed it too.

Since suffering an avulsion fracture in his right hand, shown by the MRI, things were not expected to turn out well. However, there is some positive news.

Yes, there will be some time off. But Turner does not need/require surgery, which is great because that means he won’t need several months off while trying to heal and rehab.

On January 14th, he did suffer the injury against the Trail Blazers. Looked painfully bad when the tape and footage were released during the game; however, again, his HC has stated that he did attend today’s practice in “good spirits” with his hand wrapped.

Here is what HC Bjorkgren had to say about his injury:

“He’s a stud. … There’s nothing that’s going to stop him,” Bjorkgren said following practice. “There was first news that this could be two or three weeks and all that. He comes up to me and he’s like, ‘Coach, no way.’ … The thing I like most about him is what he said to me today and just his toughness. He didn’t sit out one part of practice. They put like a little pad on his hand and they taped it up.

Being listed as day-to-day helps especially with all the uncertainties concerning that injury. Turner has been averaging 4 blocks a game and is leading the league in blocks, as long as we are concerned: He is not going to be missing many games.

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