3 reasons the San Antonio Spurs should pursue a trade for Myles Turner

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2. His Contract Is Very Team-Friendly For Three More Years

Next up, the Spurs need to prioritize a player who they can have on the roster long-term. They cannot afford to trade for a rental at this stage. Turner has three more years left on his contract and is only owed $17.5 million in each of those years.

San Antonio would be getting a long-term center to replace Aldridge. Indiana may not be willing to trade him this year for the same reason. However, if the Spurs can offer a trade package that the Pacers would accept, they should do it.

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Evan Massey

Evan Massey

Evan Massey is an NBA Insider and Reporter for NBA Analysis Network. He has worked for many publications including Forbes, Yahoo! Sports, and ESPN. Make sure to follow Evan on Twitter at @massey_evan.

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