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Post#1 » by Kman25 » Sat Jun 28, 2008 2:27 am

Hey all. Sixer Fan here. Just wondering if Baron is really out there on the trade market even though he has said he will not opt out, and what would the Sixers chances of getting him in a trade because it is rumored in Philly that GM Ed Stefanski loves him. Just wondering.
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Post#2 » by Twinkie defense » Sat Jun 28, 2008 2:45 am

Baron is unlikely to be traded because it would take a lot coming back (talent and salary), Warriors are happy to let him play out his contract (and even re-sign him if it doesn't break the bank), and he would likely be a one-year rental for anyone acquiring him this summer. What do you think would be a fair offer from Philly?
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Post#3 » by Kman25 » Sat Jun 28, 2008 2:47 am

Twinkie defense wrote:Baron is unlikely to be traded because it would take a lot coming back (talent and salary), Warriors are happy to let him play out his contract (and even re-sign him if it doesn't break the bank), and he would likely be a one-year rental for anyone acquiring him this summer. What do you think would be a fair offer from Philly?

If youre talking about salary I'd say Andre Miller, Willie Green, and Reggie Evans. Talent wise I dont think the Sixers have enough.
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Post#4 » by Hopper15 » Sat Jun 28, 2008 3:01 am

If the Warriors have to cut salary due to luxury tax concerns, a Miller/Green/s&t Randolph deal could be in the offing. It will depend on what Biedrins/Ellis sign for. You guys need to sign Brand if he opts out or Josh Smith.
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Post#5 » by old rem » Sat Jun 28, 2008 3:06 am

Kman25 wrote:
Twinkie defense wrote:Baron is unlikely to be traded because it would take a lot coming back (talent and salary), Warriors are happy to let him play out his contract (and even re-sign him if it doesn't break the bank), and he would likely be a one-year rental for anyone acquiring him this summer. What do you think would be a fair offer from Philly?

If youre talking about salary I'd say Andre Miller, Willie Green, and Reggie Evans. Talent wise I dont think the Sixers have enough.


Not inspired.

Trading Baron may be considered but is not a priority right now. It would take an offer that has some serious bait on the hook,not the usual suspects any given team has written off and wants to move.
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Post#6 » by old rem » Sat Jun 28, 2008 3:15 am

Hopper15 wrote:If the Warriors have to cut salary due to luxury tax concerns, a Miller/Green/s&t Randolph deal could be in the offing. It will depend on what Biedrins/Ellis sign for. You guys need to sign Brand if he opts out or Josh Smith.


Not sure that cuts any salary. If we want to just call Baron an expiring..then why trade for inferior expirings?
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Post#7 » by Hopper15 » Sat Jun 28, 2008 3:27 am

It does cut salary. That would be the point.
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Re: Baron 

Post#8 » by killacalijatt » Sat Jun 28, 2008 4:18 am

Something Revolving around iGGy. It might be out of the ball park but if yous down im down.

S&T Iggy+(fillers)
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Baron and Randolph

Then ship out Sjax and Harrington for Imediate capspace for like Suns TPE or someone elses,
then throw huge $dollar$ at Smoove

Monta
Iggy
Smith
Wright
Beans
=better then Portland

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