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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby emunney on Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:55 pm

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blazza18 wrote:I think we're a more realistic chance in getting Gordon than Lamb. And Lamb hasn't proven anything yet. Kohl would have no idea who he is.


I know you're being cheeky but he did come here for a workout didn't he? Or de he miss because he hurt himself in TO?


I think he's just saying NO seems more motivated to trade Gordon. Can't get someone in a trade if his team doesn't care to trade him. Nothing to do with Lamb's desires. He's a kid. He'd probably be thrilled to go anywhere he could get on the court.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby DWagner85 on Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:39 pm

LUKE23 wrote:Kevin Martin? LOL.

And Smith can't extend until the summer. No chance I'm giving up any type of legitimate assets to take a slim chance that Smith wants to play in Milwaukee.


Players that go from one team to another via trade are allowed a one week window to strike a deal with the team. Yes the 100% conformation cannot be signed until summer, but the team and player are allowed to sign the dotted line and send it to the league confirming the agreement.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby whatthe_buck!? on Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:56 pm

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Somehow I missed this post earlier. That is crazy. However, George W Bush is clearly a much more talented painter than any of Romneys ancestors IMO...
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby kanyon on Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:30 am

why trade for Gordon when Redd is a FA.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby DocHoliday on Tue Feb 19, 2013 10:46 am

Gordon is one of the few players who can control their future this season as he has the ability to veto all trades until July 14. The collective bargaining agreement gives Gordon this power since the New Orleans Hornets matched the $58.36 million offer sheet he signed with the Phoenix Suns.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby midranger on Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:21 am

Baddy
Tobias
Udoh
Gooden
Highly Protected Atlanta 1st
for
Gordon

and

Monta
for
Devin Harris
Highly Protected Atlanta 1st

Devin Harris / Udrih
Eric Gordon / Lamb
LRMAM / Dunleavy
Ersan / Henson
Sanders / Dalembert

This stuff isn't too hard. That team is definitely better than what we trot out now. It's is also much more flexible salary-wise.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby drew881 on Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:34 am

DocHoliday wrote:
Gordon is one of the few players who can control their future this season as he has the ability to veto all trades until July 14. The collective bargaining agreement gives Gordon this power since the New Orleans Hornets matched the $58.36 million offer sheet he signed with the Phoenix Suns.


Basically comes down to whether or not he wants to play in the playoffs (any play with whoever we have left) if we were to strike a deal.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby M-C-G on Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:46 am

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1234359

Maybe it was mentioned in this thread, but someone from the trade board started a rumor thread. In it, they said espn tweeted

WizardsWorld wrote:ESPN had two interesting rumors today...

First being Eric Gordon to the Bucks for Ellis and Tobias Harris


And second Josh Smith to the Suns for Dudley, Morris, Brown and Suns 1st


I could see both of those happening. Although I could see the Hawks trying to get Gortat in the deal first.


I would actually prefer Ellis plus 1st for Gordon, but definitely a deal worth doing.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby jeremyd236 on Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:52 am

If we landed Gordon and the Hawks shipped Smith somewhere else, it'd be interesting to see what happens with Jennings. I just cannot see us keeping him (I'd be pissed if he wasn't traded and we let him walk as a RFA).
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby whatthe_buck!? on Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:30 pm

Ellis and Tobes for Eric Gordon is close to a best-case scenario trade as far as I'm concerned. I'd be ecstatic, not just because I'm behind rolling the dice on Gordon, but moreso because that would eliminate all the potential disaster Monta Eliis trade scenarios. And yes, I'm including trading him and a few assets for a couple month rental of Josh Smith as a 'disaster' scenario...
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby midranger on Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:37 pm

Monta + Tobe for Gordon is a great trade for us.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby EastSideBucksFan on Tue Feb 19, 2013 12:46 pm

I would love me some Monta & Tobes for Eric Gordon.

That would be awesome.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby whatthe_buck!? on Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:40 am

I know I'm ignorant to even still have the slightest hopes for this trade happening, but I don't give a sh*t I'm still hoping against hope that this where the roulette ball drops. What are the actual odds of this trade going down, less than .01% right?
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby gbmb34 on Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:41 am

Eric Gordon not playing tomorrow because he might be on the move.

http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/nba/ ... dlines?r=1

Looking like the dubs are going to get him, but Bucks are hopefully awake and chasing.
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Re: ESPN.com writer thinks we should trade for Eric Gordon

Postby whatthe_buck!? on Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:43 am

gbmb34 wrote:Eric Gordon not playing tomorrow because he might be on the move.

http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/nba/ ... dlines?r=1

Looking like the dubs are going to get him, but Bucks are hopefully awake and chasing.

Don't get my hopes up like this bro, not cool at all... :-)
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