Quoting: mokumboi
Hahaha what??? Dvorak has been meh at best for three years now while costing 4.5M per.
They'd surely love Acciari back. Someone like Haula might interest them. Both are easily better than Dvorak, at probably half the cost.
Again, if it's Acciari/Haula and two picks in the twenties or Dvorak and the 5th overall pick (ie, the best shot this team has had at truly elite talent in over a decade), you take Dvorak with a big ol grin on your face. Turning a deal like that down in the hopes that you could maybe coax a free agent center- because you do need a center regardless- to a team that just missed the playoffs after the draft would be baffling asset management to me, unless those two late picks were turned into some form of immediate help before the draft.
I don't have much doubt Acciari or Haula would be more cost effective for what they give you than Dvorak, it's just not really relevant. In this proposal, the pick is the prize. Dvorak is just the cost of doing business while conveniently if inefficiently filling a roster need.