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This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 11:46 pm
by LBusiness
Mike Redd,Mike Miller,Vince Carter,Ron Artest?- Not Happening.Cavs have no other options, Real Talk. Nobody wants our expirings but the Knicks, and the East is getting better even as I type.LeBron 30/8/7 Zach 20/10 Jamal 20/5 = Championships...............................
New York Knicks
Incoming Players
Photo: Anderson Varejao
Anderson Varejao
Salary: $5,784,480 Years Remaining: 1
Offer Matched When a team exercises the right of first refusal to keep a Restricted Free Agent cannot trade the player for 1 year without the player's consent. The player cannot be traded to the team that gave the offer sheet. (Bobcats).
Photo: Wally Szczerbiak
Wally Szczerbiak
Salary: $13,775,000 Years Remaining: 1
Photo: Sasha Pavlovic
Sasha Pavlovic
Salary: $4,500,000 Years Remaining: 2
Photo: Damon Jones
Damon Jones
Salary: $4,460,186 Years Remaining: 1
Outgoing Players: Zach Randolph, Mardy Collins, Jamal Crawford
Cleveland Cavaliers
Incoming Players
Photo: Zach Randolph
Zach Randolph
Salary: $14,666,667 Years Remaining: 3
Photo: Mardy Collins
Mardy Collins
Salary: $1,034,760 Years Remaining: 1
Photo: Jamal Crawford
Jamal Crawford
Salary: $8,640,000 Years Remaining: 3
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:10 am
by LiquidFire
sorry but NO
and im sure as hell no giving up an expiring for there garbage
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:12 am
by LeQuitterNotMVP
As I said in the other thread, add in Lee, switch Pavlovic with Varejao, and I think the Knicks would then have us add in Smith for Jeffries.
Randolph, Collins, Crawford, Lee, Jeffries
for
Wally, Varejao, Jones, Smith, (Snow, if necessary)
West/Gibson/Collins
Crawford/Pavlovic/Thomas
James/Jeffries/Jackson
Randolph/Lee/Hickson
Ilgauskas/Wallace/Allred
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:30 am
by NashtyNas
Sure, if you guys add in an unprotected first and your 2009 second im all for it. We'll let you keep Collins too.. We dont need a fool like him.
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/t ... &te=&cash=That seems better to me.
Ben Wallace, Wally Sczerbiak, Anderson Varejao, Damon Jones and a future second for
Zach Randolph, Renaldo Balkman, Jerome James, David Lee, and Jamaal Crawford.
Why for Cavs?;
Get rid of 2 bad contracts in Ben and Wally, a redundant DJ and also the clog at the PF position by loosing AV. Price? loosing a future 2nd and taking on a fat Zach Randolph's contract. But I say its worth it. A line up of West/Crawford/James/Randolph/Z is pretty good offensively, and on defence we could get in Pavs and David Lee when we need solid defence. Oh and the offensive load on LeBron? All gone. We also get a energy backup for Lebron in Balkman, and can buy out Jerome James to cut about 6mil off our salary cap NOW.
Why for Knicks?:
Gets rid of a useless Zach Randolph (can he run ? doesnt fit Mike D's system, AT ALL). Take on Ben Wallace, who gets off 1 year earlier, in time for the "LeBron Sweepstakes" Also get a shooter for the Run&Gun system in Wally, who expires after this year, along with a hard working defensive bigman in AV and the 3rd string combo gaurd DJ who would be perfect for the system backing up anyone at the 2 or 1 position. Thats also almost 20million coming off the books next year (13 + 5+4 ) from just our expirings. Not bad at all, especially when the cost is only loosing David Lee and Renaldo Balkman and taking on Ben Wallace's contract, which is HELPFUL to the knicks for the 2010 plan.
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:49 am
by L&H_05
One of the gayest sayings ever created was "real talk"
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:43 am
by jnester71
HOW ABOUT NEVER
its insane that you would rather deal Wally's large expiring for a player with a horrible contract and a bad attitude
didn't we just get rid of Larry Hughes?
there are a lot of ver good players that are free agents in 2009 (including Kobe, Marion, Hamilton, Boozer)
i'm not saying we'll sign any of them.. but lets give it a try
why do you think everyone wants expiring contracts? they're not just for the Memphis' of the world ya know
you might as well have posted "Lets just free up some cap space for the Knicks and tie our hands until about 2050"
or better yet.. lets just trade LeBron for Randolph right now
have you seen Randolphs contract????????
contracts like that are why we've been unable to land that second star player already
I about to puke just thinking Ferry might do this
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:26 am
by TheOUTLAW
The Knicks have activly been trying to move Randolph and they were unable to trade him even to a team that was desperate for someone to play the position (Clippers). Heck even the Clippers wanted picks and money to take Randolph off of ftheir hands.
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:31 pm
by Rise Against
Horrible.. Just awful. I would never even attempt to even consider that.
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 4:39 pm
by rjgraca
I guess it's never then -- you would have listed Lee in the trade if you were truly serious.
As stated previously, the Clippers wanted a first round pick to take Randolph -- since his stats are so admired by some Knick fans -- I don't see why he doesn't remain a Knick.
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 4:22 am
by marino02S
So what ever happened to trying to acquire Michael Redd? It seems as if since the Bucks traded for RJ all the rumors of trading Redd stopped?? Yeah, having Jefferson in their lineup will certainly help them push toward the playoffs, but even if they get in, they are not getting past the first round.
I think we should keep pursing Redd, draft picks, expiring contracts, whatever it takes lets bring the guy back home!
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 4:27 am
by Hydroponic3385
marino02S wrote:So what ever happened to trying to acquire Michael Redd? It seems as if since the Bucks traded for RJ all the rumors of trading Redd stopped?? Yeah, having Jefferson in their lineup will certainly help them push toward the playoffs, but even if they get in, they are not getting past the first round.
I think we should keep pursing Redd, draft picks, expiring contracts, whatever it takes lets bring the guy back home!
Well, you kind of answered your own question. The Redd rumors have ceased because the Bucks are thinking/hoping they can make a run at a playoff spot. Hopefully come January or February, they will be far away from a playoff spot and looking to rid themselves of Redd. I think there's a pretty good chance they'll be far from the playoffs (I think there's 2 spots in the East open between Wizards, Heat, Hawks, Bulls, Bobcats, Bucks - if Milwaukee has a key player injured, or just don't play well, I don't think they'll have a very good season at all in the more improved East).
Re: This is the deal/Now or never
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:32 pm
by Gordon Bombay
um...NO!