If the Indiana Pacers push through a full rebuild and look to trade Myles Turner, they won't have a hard time doing so.
Turner's name has been thrown in trade rumors a lot over the years, and as always, the big man generates significant interest in the market. That remains the case, with the likes of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Toronto Raptors and Charlotte Hornets said to have him on their check list if he's available.
The New York Knicks are also said to be interested, albeit only if they fail to keep Mitchell Robinson, per Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report.
The market for Pacers center Myles Turner is said to feature Minnesota, Toronto and Charlotte. New York has long registered interest in Turner as well, but the Knicks are only considered to be a serious Turner suitor if Mitchell Robinson departs in free agency.
Indiana has been rumored to be “seriously considering” trading Myles Turner and Malcolm Brogdon this offseason as they look to rebuild and give more playing time to their youngster. With that said, the robust market for Turner is certainly great news and bodes well to those plans.
Nonetheless, it is still worth noting that nothing has been confirmed as of the moment and things change quickly. For one, just a few days ago, there were reports that Turner was increasingly getting optimistic that he'll stay in Indiana with a promise of a bigger role.
Turner could be one of the better big men available this offseason, but for now, he remains a Pacer.
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