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TrueBlue
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6/7/2008  11:35 PM
And we have to sacrifice one or two of our younger core with a bad contract for Evans and 16 would you do a trade? Let's say discussions take place but then Walsh gives the Sixers a counter offer because he wants to keep the pick and suggest trades..

Such as...


Lee and Zach

4

Evans and 16

or

Nate, Balk/Chandler, Zach

4

Evans and 16


Would you do either trade?

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 06-07-2008 10:35 PM]
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6/7/2008  11:51 PM
I'd package anyone on our team in order to rid ourselves of Randolph, however, I would rather keep those players you mentioned and try to package them with Curry, Crawful and Jeffries to rid ourselves of that crap. Whatever way we can get dump Zach, Curry, Crawful, and Jeffries for money saved on the cap in 2010, I am all for.
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6/8/2008  1:00 AM
I'd do any of those trades. I'm worried that Zach's value right now would be even lower than that.
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6/8/2008  1:01 AM
Zach & the #6 for Evans, the #16 & a future protected pick
Curry for TJ Ford
Marbs & Chandler for J O'Neal & the #11
sign Sasha Vujacic to MLE


C - O'Neal / McGee (#16 pick) / Turd
PF - Lee / Evans / Jefferies / Malik
SF - Q Rich / Balkman / Alexander or Gallinari (#11 pick)
SG - Jamal / Vujacic (MLE)
PG - Ford / Nate / Mardy

that results in ~$45 mil in guaranteed salary for the '10/'11 season when Lebron, Wade & Bosh hit the open market, which gives us ~$10-13 mil in cap space, plus the expirings of Ford, Jamal, Jefferies, Balk, Evans & Mardy, as well as 1st & 2nd round picks to try & work some roster moves... you've got some assets & flexibility to work some major roster moves there IMO.

the year prior when Chris Paul & Kobe have options, u'd have the expirings of O'Neal, Lee, Nate, Q Rich & Turd plus a 2nd round pick along w/whoever we've drafted over this year & next... that's obviously the less likely scenario but i don't see any of the 4 moves to get to that point being all that unrealistic.

i think that team would have a legit shot of making the playoffs over the next couple years & we wouldn't be throwing away our future to do it... it's a step towards gaining what Walsh covets while remaining competitive enough to satisfy Dolan's mandate to be competitive again... that also means we don't get killed as much from Utah getting our pick after next season as we would if we didn't make any moves at all.

[Edited by - TMS on 06-07-2008 10:02 PM]
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6/8/2008  1:10 AM
Posted by SlimPack:

I'd do any of those trades. I'm worried that Zach's value right now would be even lower than that.

Interesting that would mean Lee isn't considered being better than anyone we would pick at 16. If the player at 16 could be better than Lee then what's the problem swapping the 6 for 16?
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6/8/2008  1:37 AM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by SlimPack:

I'd do any of those trades. I'm worried that Zach's value right now would be even lower than that.

Interesting that would mean Lee isn't considered being better than anyone we would pick at 16. If the player at 16 could be better than Lee then what's the problem swapping the 6 for 16?

Oh Crap I thought Evan's contract was expiring, but it' just as long as Zach's albeit for less money. In that case I'm not sure I do those trades.
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6/8/2008  1:44 AM
Posted by SlimPack:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by SlimPack:

I'd do any of those trades. I'm worried that Zach's value right now would be even lower than that.

Interesting that would mean Lee isn't considered being better than anyone we would pick at 16. If the player at 16 could be better than Lee then what's the problem swapping the 6 for 16?

Oh Crap I thought Evan's contract was expiring, but it' just as long as Zach's albeit for less money. In that case I'm not sure I do those trades.

it's $10 million dollars less... that's a pretty big chunka change & would put us under the cap threshold that season potentially.
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6/8/2008  1:52 AM
Hell No!!!
I would not consider that trade...

Zach has more value then guys are giving him credit for... he is still a young 20-10 scorer who could flourish when placed in the right system with an effective coach...

I would rather look for deals that involve moving him for expiring contacts and a pick.

Zeke had a way of always making moves out of desperation and lacking the discipline and patience to work from a position of stregnth.
This factor resulted in our overcompensating teams for Curry, Marbury and MLE (too may years) signings...

Anyone who has listened to what Walsh has been saying knows that Donnie is not a fan of selling low...
he believes in selling high and buying low...

Donnie feels that the players played in a chaotic system last year and that their performances should be taken with a grain of salt.

Unless we are patient, and deal from strength then we certainly won't receive fair value for them.

Since the new coach has a way of putting players in positions to excel and hide their weaknesses, look for Walsh to hold on to undervalued players until the all-star break (at the very least). Donnie will patiently wait for their stock to rise & work from a position of strength to be in a position to build a respectable contender.
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6/8/2008  2:18 AM
Posted by colorfl1:

Hell No!!!
I would not consider that trade...

Zach has more value then guys are giving him credit for... he is still a young 20-10 scorer who could flourish when placed in the right system with an effective coach...

I would rather look for deals that involve moving him for expiring contacts and a pick.

Zeke had a way of always making moves out of desperation and lacking the discipline and patience to work from a position of stregnth.
This factor resulted in our overcompensating teams for Curry, Marbury and MLE (too may years) signings...

Anyone who has listened to what Walsh has been saying knows that Donnie is not a fan of selling low...
he believes in selling high and buying low...

Donnie feels that the players played in a chaotic system last year and that their performances should be taken with a grain of salt.

Unless we are patient, and deal from strength then we certainly won't receive fair value for them.

Since the new coach has a way of putting players in positions to excel and hide their weaknesses, look for Walsh to hold on to undervalued players until the all-star break (at the very least). Donnie will patiently wait for their stock to rise & work from a position of strength to be in a position to build a respectable contender.

So you'd be amenable to trading a "young 20-10 scorer who could flourish", apparently even more, "when placed in the right system with an effective coach" (isn't that what Mike D'Antonio and his system are supposed to be?), for some expiring contracts and a pick? Shouldn't we be looking to acquire players like that and not giving them away for expiring contracts and a pick?

Why would you put a "young 20-10" scorer's value at just expirings and a pick? Is that what you call selling high?
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6/8/2008  2:28 AM
Posted by islesfan:
Posted by colorfl1:

Hell No!!!
I would not consider that trade...

Zach has more value then guys are giving him credit for... he is still a young 20-10 scorer who could flourish when placed in the right system with an effective coach...

I would rather look for deals that involve moving him for expiring contacts and a pick.

Zeke had a way of always making moves out of desperation and lacking the discipline and patience to work from a position of stregnth.
This factor resulted in our overcompensating teams for Curry, Marbury and MLE (too may years) signings...

Anyone who has listened to what Walsh has been saying knows that Donnie is not a fan of selling low...
he believes in selling high and buying low...

Donnie feels that the players played in a chaotic system last year and that their performances should be taken with a grain of salt.

Unless we are patient, and deal from strength then we certainly won't receive fair value for them.

Since the new coach has a way of putting players in positions to excel and hide their weaknesses, look for Walsh to hold on to undervalued players until the all-star break (at the very least). Donnie will patiently wait for their stock to rise & work from a position of strength to be in a position to build a respectable contender.

So you'd be amenable to trading a "young 20-10 scorer who could flourish", apparently even more, "when placed in the right system with an effective coach" (isn't that what Mike D'Antonio and his system are supposed to be?), for some expiring contracts and a pick? Shouldn't we be looking to acquire players like that and not giving them away for expiring contracts and a pick?

Why would you put a "young 20-10" scorer's value at just expirings and a pick? Is that what you call selling high?

Why did Portland let him go for nothing and flourish afterwards if his 20/10 was so good? Isn't Nate Mcmillan a coach for the USA team? Wasn't he good enough for Zach? He put Zach in a great position where he could flourish and as an individual Zach was 24/10 but his team suffered. They let him go for nothing they flourish and we suffer. So GM's and Owners around the league see this. That's why you had Kohl who's own Bucks team was in the dump all yr reject trading for Zach and it wasn't a trade that involved expiring(s)s and pick(s). If Kohl turns down trading for Zach, ignoring his 20/10, an owner and GM group who wasn't the savviest of them all what makes our fans think the rest of the league will beg to differ? The league will ignore his stats and look at his W-L effect, +/-, chemistry impact on teams, and his salary. His 20/10 and low post scoring is an afterthought. Matter of fact Zach doesn't even play in the low post he just chucks and launches jumpers, with poor shot selection. The only thing he does somewhat decent is rebound.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 06-08-2008 01:30 AM]
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6/8/2008  3:47 AM
This is getting obtuse.
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6/8/2008  9:11 AM
Posted by TrueBlue:

And we have to sacrifice one or two of our younger core with a bad contract for Evans and 16 would you do a trade? Let's say discussions take place but then Walsh gives the Sixers a counter offer because he wants to keep the pick and suggest trades..

Such as...


Lee and Zach

4

Evans and 16

or

Nate, Balk/Chandler, Zach

4

Evans and 16


Would you do either trade?

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 06-07-2008 10:35 PM]


You have to ask is this a fair deal. Because lets face it the cap space to the Knicks is going to be very useless, reason being they will still be over the cap for a year or two and the goal is 2010. These are bad senarios for the Knicks. It is not favorable at all. One you are short selling Randolph, this guy is a solid player who fits the sixers system like a glove and you want to do them favors. The Knicks have to sweeten the pot by adding player that they need like Lee, Balkman, Chandler and Nate. I'm sorry but which side are you making the deal from because to me you look like a huge sixer fan. Unless that cap space gets them under this year then maybe you think about it. But If I'm the Knicks I tell the Sixers take Randolph but you have to give me Cap space and the 16th pick. I don't want Evans thats a fair deal.
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6/8/2008  9:35 AM
Posted by BRIGGS:

This is getting obtuse.

i.e. you don't want to explain why nobody, including yourself, considers this young 20-10 player to be a building block for a rebuilding franchise or why his trade value is much much lower than what you've built him up to be. Or why there's a big risk that his trade value goes even lower, the longer he's here because of his on and off the court behavior.
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6/8/2008  10:27 AM
Posted by islesfan:
Posted by BRIGGS:

This is getting obtuse.

i.e. you don't want to explain why nobody, including yourself, considers this young 20-10 player to be a building block for a rebuilding franchise or why his trade value is much much lower than what you've built him up to be. Or why there's a big risk that his trade value goes even lower, the longer he's here because of his on and off the court behavior.


I would not give up main assets such as David Lee or a *combination* of Chandler Balkman Nate* just to get rid of anyone. IF I did something like that I would want an asset back--and Reggie Evans is NOT an asset for how this club wants to play. The only thing that would change my mind is if David Lee would not sign a reasonable extension 8-8.5mm per year. We had Zach Randolph traded mid-year piece for piece. If Philidelphia wants Zach give me Evans not nate balkman and chandler. These three guys could be very good in this system--I want to trade all 3 just to get rid of Zach. Pick 16 is only worth it to me if David Lee says no to a contract extension and pick 16 is too little for nate chandler and balkman combined. Again I think we need to add and methodically subtract. I mean Nate Chanlder and Balkman are 3 years of first round picks in that same area and fit here in this system.
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6/8/2008  10:40 AM
To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.

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6/8/2008  11:14 AM
Posted by Cosmic:

To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.

Now thats a plan of action there. I like the deals put on the table. I would like to get that number 11 pick and turn it into Speights or McGee. Draft a PG with the 6th now you have a team headed in the right direction here.

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6/8/2008  11:19 AM
Posted by Cosmic:

To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.

Now that is a solid plan. I don't mind taking on salary if we addeda high pick and it doesnt run over 3 years. This is the exact type of deal I would be looking for.
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6/8/2008  12:11 PM
Posted by Cosmic:

To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.


Now that is a plan, because it doesn't affect 2010 at all. I would do that in an instant and then approach the sixers and offer them zach, pick 11 for evans and pick 16, so we get rid of zach and have pick 6 and 16.. if the sixers don't like that deal.. again, I tell them to kick rocks!!
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6/8/2008  12:12 PM
Posted by Cosmic:

To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.

This is forward and creative planning. This trumps the Philly trade by far. With that said, thats probably why it wont work, lol.
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6/8/2008  12:49 PM
Posted by BRIGGS:
Posted by Cosmic:

To add to this trade thread instead of starting another.

Jermaine ONeal seems to think he might be traded to Cleveland this summer.
The rumor is the same as always for Cleveland: Eric Snow and Wally to _______.

However, Indy is apparently thought to be willing to use the #11 pick to get rid of Oneal's contract.

While ONeal is certainly a bust at this point given a total lack of dependable health: He does expire in 2010. What about Marbury for ONeal and the #11?

Then ride either the Philly rumor or think about Zach to Cleveland for the Wally/Snow package?


Remember, I'm not suggesting these to improve us short term but to set us up for the future more than anything.

Keep our 6th, acquire the #11th while taking on ONeal for an extra year more than Marbury, acquire Wally/Snow expirings for Zach.

Even in the short term if those guys were healthy we wouldn't be in the worst position either.

Now that is a solid plan. I don't mind taking on salary if we addeda high pick and it doesnt run over 3 years. This is the exact type of deal I would be looking for.

LOL... i suggested the exact same trade several times already in the past couple days (including within this very thread), but i guess i'm still a ghost to you... ur so damn ridiculous.
Posted by TMS:

Zach & the #6 for Evans, the #16 & a future protected pick
Curry for TJ Ford
Marbs & Chandler for J O'Neal & the #11
sign Sasha Vujacic to MLE

[Edited by - TMS on 06-08-2008 09:58 AM]
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