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by ORANGEandBLUE on Fri Jan 18, 2013 11:48 am
seren wrote:ORANGEandBLUE wrote:Gasol still has value. He was beasting in the olympics. He just needs to play center. If I'm LA, I'd pull the trigger on a deal for Corey Brewer and assorted expiring contracts, provided there's some other value there. If Denver can give up, say, Brewer, Chandler, and McGee, they should do it. The key is finding a third team that would give up decent guys on expirings for McGee and Chandler.
How about this one between Denver, LA, and BK?
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=bzakuk6
That trade you mentioned would put Denver approximately 7 million dollars over the tax threshold next year. The tax penalty for that is more than 11 million dollars. Denver openly admits that they will never pay the tax.
So no go.
What if they include some longer contracts (like Wilson and/or Dre) instead of Mozgov?
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by seren on Fri Jan 18, 2013 12:27 pm
ORANGEandBLUE wrote:seren wrote:ORANGEandBLUE wrote:Gasol still has value. He was beasting in the olympics. He just needs to play center. If I'm LA, I'd pull the trigger on a deal for Corey Brewer and assorted expiring contracts, provided there's some other value there. If Denver can give up, say, Brewer, Chandler, and McGee, they should do it. The key is finding a third team that would give up decent guys on expirings for McGee and Chandler.
How about this one between Denver, LA, and BK?
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=bzakuk6
That trade you mentioned would put Denver approximately 7 million dollars over the tax threshold next year. The tax penalty for that is more than 11 million dollars. Denver openly admits that they will never pay the tax.
So no go.
What if they include some longer contracts (like Wilson and/or Dre) instead of Mozgov?
That is more workable. Still I am not convinced they want to get older at this point.
I think teams like Toronto and Minnesota are more likely to be interested in Gasol.
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by fdr2012 on Fri Jan 18, 2013 12:50 pm
Denver has no interest in Gasol. Minny may want Gasol, but they can't match contracts in a way that makes sense.
The ONLY deal for Gasol to be made is for Bagniani and Calderon. If I were LA, I would grab that deal while it was still on the table.
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by HawthorneWingo on Fri Jan 18, 2013 1:21 pm
If Howard could hit foul shots, it could've been a different outcome. I have to believe that he won't be back with LA next year.
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by Capn'O on Fri Jan 18, 2013 1:41 pm
Gentry fired?! I have not been following the Suns too closely but it seemed like they were playing hard. That team is terrible. Their record seems about right.

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by yaboynyp on Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:05 pm
fdr2012 wrote:Denver has no interest in Gasol. Minny may want Gasol, but they can't match contracts in a way that makes sense.
The ONLY deal for Gasol to be made is for Bagniani and Calderon. If I were LA, I would grab that deal while it was still on the table.
Wait the Raps will trade Bargs for Gasol?? What are they waiting on???
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by GoodAzzGame_NYK on Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:09 pm
yaboynyp wrote:fdr2012 wrote:Denver has no interest in Gasol. Minny may want Gasol, but they can't match contracts in a way that makes sense.
The ONLY deal for Gasol to be made is for Bagniani and Calderon. If I were LA, I would grab that deal while it was still on the table.
Wait the Raps will trade Bargs for Gasol?? What are they waiting on???
i like that trade for both teams honestly.
Bargs is a mediocre srub but fits better in LA as a floor spacer rather than the main option in toronto
Calderon can give you a good 15-20 minutes off the bench and run the offense while Nash sits
Then for toronto
Gasol and Ed Davis is a good starting front court. Then you have Lowry and Derozan. That is a pretty solid team. Especially if Ross continues to improve.
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This is a sham of a roster building around an inefficient chucker who has never won anything at the NBA level.
They have no chance at getting past Boston or Indiana, and definitely not the Bulls or the Heat.
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by seren on Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:24 pm
Lakers are serious about 2014 and not messing with it for Bargnani. I more realistic trade is Calderon + one of their rookie contract players.
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by yaboynyp on Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:28 pm
GoodAzzGame_NYK wrote:yaboynyp wrote:fdr2012 wrote:Denver has no interest in Gasol. Minny may want Gasol, but they can't match contracts in a way that makes sense.
The ONLY deal for Gasol to be made is for Bagniani and Calderon. If I were LA, I would grab that deal while it was still on the table.
Wait the Raps will trade Bargs for Gasol?? What are they waiting on???
i like that trade for both teams honestly.
Bargs is a mediocre srub but fits better in LA as a floor spacer rather than the main option in toronto
Calderon can give you a good 15-20 minutes off the bench and run the offense while Nash sits
Then for toronto
Gasol and Ed Davis is a good starting front court. Then you have Lowry and Derozan. That is a pretty solid team. Especially if Ross continues to improve.
Yeah the only person that loses in this is Gasol… Raps are hot garbage
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by ORANGEandBLUE on Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:32 pm
Denver should want Gasol. Iggy and Miller will decline soon, and I'm not sure the Faried/McGee front court will every work.
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by fdr2012 on Fri Jan 18, 2013 5:31 pm
ORANGEandBLUE wrote:Denver should want Gasol. Iggy and Miller will decline soon, and I'm not sure the Faried/McGee front court will every work.
Gasol gives them nothing. Denver is not a win now team. They are not going to contend with Gasol and it makes no sense for them to pay the tax for him. This is a deal that simply cannot happen.
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by fdr2012 on Fri Jan 18, 2013 5:34 pm
yaboynyp wrote:Yeah the only person that loses in this is Gasol… Raps are hot garbage
Gasol doesn't lose out. He gets his trade kicker and he only has another year left, where he could take it easy and rehab himself without Kobe breathing down his neck.
He's going to grab $40M over the next 16 months and then he can head back to Spain to finish out his career.
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by Capn'O on Fri Jan 18, 2013 5:44 pm
Gasol for Matrix/Kaman works in the checker... I like that one for both squadrons.

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by fdr2012 on Fri Jan 18, 2013 6:01 pm
Capn'O wrote:Gasol for Matrix/Kaman works in the checker... I like that one for both squadrons.
Zero chance. Cuban not sacrificing cap space for Gasol and Kaman is better than Pau ATM.
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by Capn'O on Fri Jan 18, 2013 6:18 pm
fdr2012 wrote:Capn'O wrote:Gasol for Matrix/Kaman works in the checker... I like that one for both squadrons.
Zero chance. Cuban not sacrificing cap space for Gasol and Kaman is better than Pau ATM.
First claim may very well be true. The second is true statistically for this season (I know, I know, your favorite measure) but I think a change of scenery and the correct role will do Pau well. He was 17/10.5 last year at over 50%. I seriously doubt dude has declined that much at 32. His game is so skills based.

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