NYKBocker wrote:If we don't get out of the first round, then this would be my suggestion of blowing this **** up.

Melo for Nene, Bradley Beal, 2013 1st round pick(lottery), 2013 2nd round pick (33rd), Future 1st rounder.

Why would Washington do it? They get their superstar to go with John Wall. They would have a pretty formidable lineup.

PG-Wall
SG-Martell Webster
SF-Melo
PF-Vesely
C-Okafor

Bench - Ariza, Seraphin, Singleton, Booker

I would then try to move Tyson to get rid of Felton. Amare can't be traded until the next year. Utah needs o get rid of either Milsap or Al Jefferson. A sign-and-trade of Tyson for Milsap would be great. Utah gets their center to go with Big Al. Kanter is just not ready. A trio of Tyson, Jefferson and Kanter would be very good. They also need a PG. Tyson and Felton for Milsap and Marvin Williams would be good for both teams.

I would then try to trade for Alexey Shved from the Wolves. I would send them JR Smith, Shump and White for Shved and Ridnour.

Maybe we get lucky and get Marcus Smart with the Washington pick.
For our own pick, hopefully we can get a very good SF that can shoot the rock. Maybe James McAdoo who is 6'9" with 7'1" wingspan that can recound and shoot.
For the 33rd pick, I would take a chance on Lucas Nogueira. Measurables are off the charts. Nene can teach his young countryman how to play in the NBA.

PG - Marcus Smart
SG - Beal
SF - Shved
PF - Milsap
C - Nene

Bench: Amare, McAdoo, Nogueira, Ridnour, Marvin Williams, Kidd, Pablo, Copeland, Camby, Novak

I can go with this.

I think its more along the lines of what would be palpable for carmelo but again Marcus Smart is not even a PG and you have no strategy. What's the strategy? Youre basing a draft pick on what you read on what someone measures? Nene has dealt with foot injuries all year has had major knee problems and cancer--hes going to be 34. So what is the strategy how is this team going to bat Miami? If I was Utah I wouldnt touch Tyson Chandler. The only teams who want Tyson are POSSIBLY teams who have an ending massive contract who dont do well with free agents and think Tyson would be smart or a team that thinks Tyson could help it as a serious final piece--like us.

BRIGGS wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:If we don't get out of the first round, then this would be my suggestion of blowing this **** up.

Melo for Nene, Bradley Beal, 2013 1st round pick(lottery), 2013 2nd round pick (33rd), Future 1st rounder.

Why would Washington do it? They get their superstar to go with John Wall. They would have a pretty formidable lineup.

PG-Wall
SG-Martell Webster
SF-Melo
PF-Vesely
C-Okafor

Bench - Ariza, Seraphin, Singleton, Booker

I would then try to move Tyson to get rid of Felton. Amare can't be traded until the next year. Utah needs o get rid of either Milsap or Al Jefferson. A sign-and-trade of Tyson for Milsap would be great. Utah gets their center to go with Big Al. Kanter is just not ready. A trio of Tyson, Jefferson and Kanter would be very good. They also need a PG. Tyson and Felton for Milsap and Marvin Williams would be good for both teams.

I would then try to trade for Alexey Shved from the Wolves. I would send them JR Smith, Shump and White for Shved and Ridnour.

Maybe we get lucky and get Marcus Smart with the Washington pick.
For our own pick, hopefully we can get a very good SF that can shoot the rock. Maybe James McAdoo who is 6'9" with 7'1" wingspan that can recound and shoot.
For the 33rd pick, I would take a chance on Lucas Nogueira. Measurables are off the charts. Nene can teach his young countryman how to play in the NBA.

PG - Marcus Smart
SG - Beal
SF - Shved
PF - Milsap
C - Nene

Bench: Amare, McAdoo, Nogueira, Ridnour, Marvin Williams, Kidd, Pablo, Copeland, Camby, Novak

I can go with this.

I think its more along the lines of what would be palpable for carmelo but again Marcus Smart is not even a PG and you have no strategy. What's the strategy? Youre basing a draft pick on what you read on what someone measures? Nene has dealt with foot injuries all year has had major knee problems and cancer--hes going to be 34. So what is the strategy how is this team going to bat Miami? If I was Utah I wouldnt touch Tyson Chandler. The only teams who want Tyson are POSSIBLY teams who have an ending massive contract who dont do well with free agents and think Tyson would be smart or a team that thinks Tyson could help it as a serious final piece--like us.

Not really a college guy. I was hoping you reply about Smart. So he is not a PG? I want a PG in the draft. Any PGs worth a top 3 pick?

gunsnewing wrote:

AnubisADL wrote:If Melo goes to Washington it will be as a free agent since they will be under the cap next summer.

"I'm coming home" V2.0

Ha ha ha. I was thinking the same. They can recycle that stupid promo.

NYKBocker wrote:

tkf wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:If we don't get out of the first round, then this would be my suggestion of blowing this **** up.

Melo for Nene, Bradley Beal, 2013 1st round pick(lottery), 2013 2nd round pick (33rd), Future 1st rounder.

Why would Washington do it? They get their superstar to go with John Wall. They would have a pretty formidable lineup.

PG-Wall
SG-Martell Webster
SF-Melo
PF-Vesely
C-Okafor

Bench - Ariza, Seraphin, Singleton, Booker

I would then try to move Tyson to get rid of Felton. Amare can't be traded until the next year. Utah needs o get rid of either Milsap or Al Jefferson. A sign-and-trade of Tyson for Milsap would be great. Utah gets their center to go with Big Al. Kanter is just not ready. A trio of Tyson, Jefferson and Kanter would be very good. They also need a PG. Tyson and Felton for Milsap and Marvin Williams would be good for both teams.

I would then try to trade for Alexey Shved from the Wolves. I would send them JR Smith, Shump and White for Shved and Ridnour.

Maybe we get lucky and get Marcus Smart with the Washington pick.
For our own pick, hopefully we can get a very good SF that can shoot the rock. Maybe James McAdoo who is 6'9" with 7'1" wingspan that can recound and shoot.
For the 33rd pick, I would take a chance on Lucas Nogueira. Measurables are off the charts. Nene can teach his young countryman how to play in the NBA.

PG - Marcus Smart
SG - Beal
SF - Shved
PF - Milsap
C - Nene

Bench: Amare, McAdoo, Nogueira, Ridnour, Marvin Williams, Kidd, Pablo, Copeland, Camby, Novak

I can go with this.

Bocker I see you are trying to sell melo to the wizards as the STAR they would be missing.. Although most may think the wizards are dumb, they may not be that dumb.. Beal is a nice looking player and on top of that you are trying to get a lottery pick and a future first out of them in this deal? not sure why they would do this at all... carmelo is inching closer to 30 with clear signs of wear and tear... I just think teams like the wizards are looking for deals to get players like a Harden, similar to what the rockets did.. Carmelo is not taking the wizards anywhere, he is not some missing piece for that franchise... and at 20 mil a year, I don't see why in the world they even consider this..

Yeah. I really like Beal. I don't know. Wizards are starved for something relevant. I see them going for this to put some fannies in the seat. I don't see anything similar to Harden right now.

believe me, carmelo isn't going to put anyone in seats in washington... dude is breaking down, and honestly is no more fun to watch than john wall running up and down the court at 90mph.... Wizards like beal a lot, he has a ton of potential.. no need for them to make such a deal in which they give up multiple first round picks for carmelo... it is not reasonable by any stretch of the imagination... if they are looking for a foundation piece they could probably move another one of their players and a pick or two and go after Aldridge or kevin love... something they can really build around for years to come....

jrodmc wrote:We don't accept first round draft picks. Current company policy.

And given our draft history, it's a good policy.

last time i checked our draft picks are playing well on teams that are doing very well...

good policy? lol please..