Brahahaha no chance
CEY is worth very little at the trade table , he'd be a good trade for Carlton but he's not going to net us much
At best we may get carltons 3rd round pick for our 4th round . But that is absolutely at best scenario
More likely we just get their 4th rounder for him
It really depends on if Carlton want Luko or not. If they do, then its end of story. Thats who they will take. I still think there is a very strong chance they are after Walsh. They have Curnow and McKay. What their list desperately needs is A-grade mids and they aren't going to get them in through free agency.
If they do want Walsh, then they would be motivated to trade down. But they aren't going to get a trade down by only 1 or 2 picks with something of much value thrown in. A pick swap with GC is only going to be of interest to the Suns if they want Luko. Otherwise, they will take their hand into the draft. Its pretty obvious that the Suns are going to lose May and Lynch in successive years. There is a rare opportunity that makes sense only to the Suns to take two brothers together in the hope that they can keep them long term. To me, this is a rare opportunity that is presenting itself to the Suns.
That potentially puts Walsh at pick 4. So Carlton could quite easily be interested in a trade down to pick 4 if they were confident that their man was still going to be there. If that were the case, that trade down would cost them nothing. Whatever they got extra out of the deal would be a bonus. Not saying that their dream would be CEY, but they aren't going to get a first or second rounder from St Kilda to do that. The Saints would just sit pretty and wait for Walsh, or potentially Luko to land at their feet.
Carlton only hold the upper hand if they want Luko. If they want Walsh they are pretty much going to have to take him with pick 1, or potentially accept something quite moderate to get their hands on pick 4. The only way Carlton do a deal for pick 4 is because they won't be taking Luko and as soon as they try to make that deal, everybody knows their hand and their position weakens. On the other hand, if they are willing to take picks starting at pick 6 or 7, then they can demand more. It opens up the bidding to everybody. But they would miss out on Walsh.