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nikkoewan wrote:#90:
OKC and CLE have agreed to a trade(prior to this deal, CLE signs Jeremy Tyler to a contract)
OKC sends
Nick Collison
CLE sends
LBJ TPE(we absorb Nick Collison first) --> what remains of the TPE: 710 363
2012 CLE 2nd
2013 MIA 1st
we think Nick Collison is one of the best backup Cs around, plus with his unique salary structure(OKC paid a huge sum of it already), then its a good deal for us. nice dealing!
RR9 wrote:# 91
NOH and MIN have agreed to the following trade:
NOH sends:
Andray Blatche ($6,442,083)
Quincy Pondexter ($1,153,800)
Derek Caracter ($788,872)
MIN sends:
Landry FIelds ($788,872)
Anthony Tolliver ($2,050,000)
Ryan Hollins ($2,483,333)
Salaries all work out because we are both under cap.
NOH sheds more salary through Tolliver and Hollins for the upcoming 2012 FA but also gets some prospect back in Landry Fields for Blatche. Good dealing!
Warriorfan wrote:92 Bos an NJ after the mandatory five day wait period the long rumered Paul Pierce for David West Ron Artest deal has been consumated with the aquisitions of J Rich and Tmac the GM felt there were people to fill the Celtic great shoes Ron Artest 6.8 +D West 6.5 =13.3*1.25=16.6>Paul Pierce 15.3 works
poopdamoop wrote:Trade #93
Phoenix and Detroit have agreed on a deal
Austin Daye ($1,929,600)
for
Aaron Brooks ($6,000,000) - $3,000,000 with BYC
RR9 wrote:# 94
TRADE AGREED between NOH and CLE:
Hornets send:
Terrence Williams( $2,369,040.00)
Daequan Cook ( $3,000,000.00)
Worst of 2012 2nd rounders (NOH, IND)
2013 TOR 2nd
Cavaliers send:
Martell Webster ( $5,256,000)
$5,396,040 < $6,570,000.00 =1.25*$5,256,000 so math works out. I dump a somewhat baggy salary and get back martell who is expiring and we wish terrence good luck and that he will do the cavs some good at the 2-3 spot! great dealin, cavs!
Keeslinator wrote:#95: LAL and DAL have a trade to announce:
To LAL:
Brendan Haywood ($7,624,500)
Dexter Pittman ($788,872)
Total: 8,413,372
To DAL:
Udonis Haslem ($3,780,000)
Daniel Gibson ($4,403,834)
2012 LAL 1st
Total: 8,183,834 * 1.25 + 100,000 = 10,329,793
Deal works.
LAL accept. It hurts to lose a 2012 1st, but we didn't need it. Haywood is an AWESOME center. He does everything you'd want in one, rebound, defend, block shots, play good D, POST UP. He's proven to work well with Dirk, and ever since we traded Dwight, we were lacking an inside, defensive presence, and this brings us one.
Keeslinator wrote:#96: LAL and NJN have a trade to announce:
*Before this trade, the LAL waive the UNG contract of Dexter Pittman
To LAL:
Monta Ellis ($11,000,000)
Josh Powell ($854,389)
Total: 11,854,389 * 1.25 + 100,000 = 14,917,986
To NJN:
Al Jefferson ($14,000,000)
Total: 14,000,000
Deal works.
LAL accept. With the last trade I made, I had no need for a combo big like Al. Ellis is one of the most underrated players in the league IMO. He is 24/6/4/2 and plays average defense, a true superstar. He can fill the need at PG until we can move Thornton for a true PG. Him and Dirk make an awesome combo, along with Haywood, Deng, Thornton and Odom, we have a solid team going forward. Nice dealing bness.
sterncohen wrote:#97
Charlotte in / Dallas out:
Jared Jeffries - $8,000,000
Omri Casspi - $1,341,960
Total Salaries - $9,341,960
Dallas in / Charlotte out:
Boris Diaw - $9,000,000
2013 Charlotte 2nd
2015 Charlotte 2nd
Bobcats accept. To say that Casspi is better than anybody else we've got to play SF is an understatement.
sterncohen wrote:Tully305 wrote:Mascot wrote:San Antonio and Detroit have a deal to announce.
Detroit Out
Dante Cunningham $2,000,000 - $1,000,000 byc
Detroit In
Da'Sean Butler $788,872 (min salary exempt to rule)
Gary Neal $788,872 (min salary exempt to rule)
San Antonio In
Dante Cunningham $2,000,000
San Antonio Out
Da'Sean Butler $788,872
Gary Neal $788,872
$1,577,744 x 1.25 + $100,000 = $2,072,180
need a big and neal is sitting deep on the bench.
Trade is invalid because Charlotte matched Detroit's offer for Cunningham....besides, you would have to wait five days after signing a FA to trade him.
He meant Charlotte, not Detroit; the trade is with me. I will post a confirmation as soon as I figure out who I'm releasing to make roster space. And I leave it to the commissioner to decide if this trade is subject to the five-day rule - you remember that in a previous situation where a team traded its own RFA it was not, but if it is that's fine with me.
Crispy wrote:#98
*Before the trade, POR will cut Jason Kapono, Anthony Carter, Earl Clark. WAS will then sign Kapono, Clark to 1 year min. deals.
Wizards Get
Gerald Wallace $10,500,000
POR 2013 2nd
POR 2014 2nd
Total: $10,500,000
Blazers Get
Jordan Farmar $4,000,000
Brandon Rush $2,956,658
Peja Stojakovic $854,389
Samardo Samuels $788,872
TOR or DET 2012 1st (Worst of two)
Total: $8,599,919 x 1.25 + 100,000 = $10,859,899
Accept. I'm going to hate myself for making this deal I bet. The pick could go 2nd (I want Davis or Barnes), or Wallace could sign somewhere else. But I felt like this was another risk move I had to make. Wallace could be the guy that makes D12 and CP3 want to stay. He's a perfect 3rd option, capable of 16/8 with terrific defense. With a core of Paul, Wallace, Gibson, Howard, we will now look to just add a SG in FA.
Blazer50 wrote:Trade #99
PISTONS & BLAZERS ANNOUNCE DEAL
The Detroit Pistons have acquired Kris Humphries in a 5 player trade with Portland. Detroit will send Ryan Anderson & Hedo Turkolou to Portland in exchange for Humphries, Brandon Rush and Elliot Williams. Detroit will also receive the Blazers unprotected 2015 2nd round pick in the deal.
Portland sends out $ 13.255,000 in Salaries while taking on $ 11,179,000 so the trade works under the CBA. Detroit reports that moving Anderson was a steep price, but felt ultimatley that the combination of young assets and Humphries more aggressive style of play complimented their defensive oriented core better than Hedo & Anderson. Elliot Williams is a tremendous prospect and will see time at both PG and SG.
Koponen wrote:Trade #100
The Denver Nuggets and Portland Trailblazers would like to announce a trade.
Tristan Thompson -$3,202,500
2012 NYK top-5 protected 1st
2012 NJN 1st
2012 OKC 1st
for
Ryan Anderson -$2,244,601
Earl Clarke -$854,389
Worse of DET and TOR 2012 1st
We do this to add another high lottery pick. Losing 3 2012 picks hurts, but they were from teams who will likely all be picking in the 20s. We like Ryan Anderson and what he brings to the table, and think that he fits well with our current starters. Losing Thompson was tough, but because it gets us a shot at a top-3 pick in a far superior draft, we do it. Good dealing.
Koponen wrote:why22 wrote:Koponen wrote:Trade #80
The Denver Nuggets, Memphis Grizzlies, and Cleveland Cavaliers have a 3-way, 4-part trade to announce:
TRADE 1:
Denver Out:
Al Harrington -$6,226,200
Travis Outlaw -$7,000,000
Arron Afflalo -$3,000,000(BYC)
Reggie Jackson -$993,700
2012 DEN 2nd
2014 lottery-protected DEN 1st
=$17,219,900
Denver In:
JJ Barea -$5,875,000
Ronny Turiaf -$4,360,000
Renaldo Balkman -$1,675,000
Sam Young -$947,800
Andy Rautins -$788,872
Ishmael Smith -$788,872
Greivis Vasquez -$1,113,600
=$15,549,144 --> less incoming salary so no problem
Memphis Out:
JJ Barea -$5,875,000
Ronny Turiaf -$4,360,000
Renaldo Balkman -$1,675,000
Sam Young -$947,800
Andy Rautins -$788,872
Ishmael Smith -$788,872
Greivis Vasquez -$1,113,600
=$15,549,144*1.25+100K = $19,536,430
Memphis In:
Afflalo -$6,000,000
Al Harrington -$6,226,200
Travis Outlaw -$7,000,000
2012 DEN 2nd
2014 lottery-protected DEN 1st
=$19,226,200 --> fits into the 125% rule
Trade 2:
Denver Out:
Kenneth Faried -$1,293,840
Sam Young -$947,800
=$2,241,640
Denver In:
$1,293,840 TPE (Lebron James)
$947 800 TPE (Lebron James)
Cleveland Out:
$2,241,640 TPE (Lebron James) --> remaining TPE: $3,983,360
Cleveland In:
Kenneth Faried -$1,293,840
Sam Young -$947,800
=$2,241,640
Trade 3:
Denver Out:
$13,900,000 TPE (Carmelo Anthony) --> remaining TPE: $3,249,243
Denver In:
Baron Davis -$13,900,000
Cleveland Out:
Baron Davis -$13,900,000
Cleveland In:
$13,900,000 TPE (Carmelo Anthony)
Trade 4:
Denver Out:
Ronny Turiaf - $ 4 360 000
Denver In:
Tristan Thompson -$3 843 000
Cleveland Out:
Tristan Thompson -$3 843 000*1.25+100K = 4 903 750
Cleveland In:
Ronny Turiaf - $ 4 360 000 --> fits into the 125% rule
Summary:
Denver In:
JJ Barea -$5,875,000
Renaldo Balkman -$1,675,000
Andy Rautins -$788,872
Ishmael Smith -$788,872
Greivis Vasquez -$1,113,600
Tristan Thompson-$3,202,500
Baron Davis -$13,900,000
$1,293,840 TPE (Lebron James)
$947 800 TPE (Lebron James)
2012 MEM 2nd
2015 MEM lottery-protected 1st
Denver Out:
Al Harrington -$6,226,200
Travis Outlaw -$7,000,000
Arron Afflalo -$6,000,000
Kenneth Faried -$1,293,840
Reggie Jackson -$993,700
2012 DEN 2nd
2014 lottery-protected DEN 1st
$13,900,000 TPE (Carmelo Anthony)
Memphis In:
Afflalo -$6,000,000
Al Harrington -$6,226,200
Travis Outlaw -$7,000,000
2012 DEN 2nd
2014 lottery-protected DEN 1st
Memphis Out:
JJ Barea -$5,875,000
Ronny Turiaf -$4,360,000
Renaldo Balkman -$1,675,000
Sam Young -$947,800
Andy Rautins -$788,872
Ishmael Smith -$788,872
Greivis Vasquez -$1,113,600
$3,250,000 TPE
Cleveland In:
Ronny Turiaf -$4,360,000
Sam Young -$947,800
Kenneth Faried -$1,293,840
$13,900,000 TPE (Carmelo Anthony)
Cleveland Out:
Baron Davis -$13,900,000
Tristan Thompson -$3,843,000
$2 026 000 TPE (Lebron James)
The Nuggets do this to shed our two worst contracts and get back two players who can contribute in Greivis Vasquez and JJ Barea. Losing Afflalo hurts, but the added cap room in 2012 will really help us moving forward. The Nuggets are in full rebuild mode.
**Memphis will be away this weekend, so he e-mailed Roc to let him know that he has accepted the trade.
memphis was sad about the departure of battier so we just decided to upgrade our roster. afflalo fits in like a glove on the roster
To make this trade work, Denver sends Reggie Jackson to Memphis and in return take back MEM 2012 2nd and 2015 1st (lottery protected).
dan_atko97 wrote:#82
Cleveland Sends- Sam Young(947,800), Ronny Turiaf(4,360,000),
GSW Sends- Rights to Jeremy Tyler.
GSW has the cap space to make up the difference.
We accept, we wanted a defensive SF and Young is that, we also take the defensive hustle Center in Turiaf.
Nice Dealing
MJallday59 wrote: #101
The Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks have agreed to trade:
Dallas sends: Udonis Haslem [$3,780,000]
NYK sends:
Darell Arthur, [2,027,119]
Jeff Foster [1,900,000]
Total 3,927,119
Deal works!
Didn't want to pay Arthur in the off season.
Tully305 wrote:TRADE #102
Toronto Raptors and Dallas Mavericks have agreed to the following deal:
Dallas receives:
PF Ed Davis ($2,063,040)
2013 1st RND (Toronto)
2014 1st RND (Toronto)
2014 1st RND (Oklahoma City)
Toronto receives:
PF Derrick Williams ($3,955,400)
Toronto accepts the deal. We feel DWill is a premier talent and will only get better. Salaries work because Toronto has enough room under the cap to absorb the difference.
sterncohen wrote:Mascot wrote:98 San Antonio and Charlotte have a deal to announce.
Charlotte Out
Dante Cunningham $2,000,000 - $1,000,000 byc
Charlotte In
Da'Sean Butler $788,872 (min salary exempt to rule)
Gary Neal $788,872 (min salary exempt to rule)
San Antonio In
Dante Cunningham $2,000,000
San Antonio Out
Da'Sean Butler $788,872
Gary Neal $788,872
$1,577,744 x 1.25 + $100,000 = $2,072,180
need a big and neal is sitting deep on the bench.
edit: I dont care about the 5 day wait time its fine by me if you want to do that, i have no other trades that i want to make anyways lol
Prior to this deal, Charlotte waives Shawne Williams and Matt Carroll. Yes, I'll show them both on my roster including the amount owed this year (and next, for Carroll).
Charlotte accepts. Very deep at PF, like Neal's 3-point shooting.
SamBone wrote:#103
Miami, Dallas and Portland have a 3 way to announce
Portland out
Tyson Chandler $14,000,000
Tristan Thompson -$3,202,500
2012 NYK top-5 protected 1st
2012 NJN 1st
2012 OKC 1st
Totals: $17,202,500
Portland in
Pau Gasol $18,714,150
Totals: $20,714,150
Dallas out
Andrew Bogut $12,000,000
Boris Diaw $ 9,000,000
Robin Lopez $ 2,862,602
Totals: $23,862,602
Dallas in
Tyson Chandler $14,000,000
Steve Blake $ 4,000,000
Tristan Thompson $ 3,202,500
Trevor Booker $ 1,294,920
Z $ 1,399,507
2012 NYK top-5 protected 1st
2012 NJN 1st
2012 OKC 1st
2012 Miami 1st
2012 Memphis 2nd (top 55 protected)
totals: $23,896,927
Miami out
Pau Gasol $18,714,150
Steve Blake $ 4,000,000
Trevor Booker $ 1,294,920
Z $ 1,399,507
totals: $27,404,140
Miami in
Andrew Bogut $12,000,000
Boris Diaw $ 9,000,000
Robin Lopez $ 2,862,602
Totals: $23,862,602
Miami accepts, we hate to lose a winner like Gasol, but think Bogut is a better fit for my team. BoBo should fit in very well with my 2nd unit. Nice dealing fellas!
RR9 wrote:# 104
Blazers and Hornets have agreed to a deal!
Blazers send:
Carlos Boozer (13,500,000)
Hornets send:
Klay Thompson (2,284,250)
Amir Johnson (5,500,000)
Randy Foye (4,250,000)
Salaries: $12,034,250*1.25 = $15,042,813 > 13,500,000. Works!
Wanted to clear up space for signing FAs in '12 from Amir, but giving up Foye's expiring instead as well to get back Boozer is a deal we like. Wall doing the pick 'n roll with Boozer is something we'd love! It was tough to give up klay too, but we feel getting back some big talent after losing Blatche was worth it. Great dealing, blazers!
TMACFORMVP wrote:#105
Blazers and Magic have agreed upon a deal.
Magic send Ray Allen ($10,000,000), and Chris Bosh ($16,022,500) in exchange for Kobe Bryant ($25,244,493) and Klay Thompson ($2,284,250).
Magic Outgoing/Blazers Incoming: $26,022,500
Blazers Outgoing/Magic Incoming: $27,528,743
Deal Works.
Magic accept. Why? We have no clue, and we're bored.
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