Trade Idea Thread II

donemilio21 · Post #61 » by **donemilio21** » Mon Mar 28, 2011 5:33 pm

scoobs07 wrote:I would do that trade in a heart beat. Josh Smith could potentially be used as trade bait to bring in a small forward. Clipps could turn around and offer Josh Smith, Bledsoe and the 37th pick to Indiana for Granger and Dahntey Jones. Or Josh could be sent to Denver for Galinari and Anderson.

Thats a good one. Turn that into a 3team trade and post on the trade board :wink:

Revived · Post #62 » by **Revived** » Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:46 am

You guys may hate this idea, but would you trade for Nash and Lopez while giving up Bledsoe, Al Forque & Kaman? Just assume for the sake of things that Nash, who leads the league in assists, also signs an extension.

IMO this would be one of the better offers you guys get for Kaman and this trade instantly puts LAC over the top as title contenders and gives you guys a much needed veteran leadership.

A big 3 of Nash, Gordon & Griffin would be just as scary as a Nash-Griffin pick & roll.

fishercob · Post #63 » by **fishercob** » Wed Apr 6, 2011 4:44 pm

Would you guys trade the 2012 Minnesota pick for Kyrie Irving?

scoobs07 · Post #64 » by **scoobs07** » Thu Apr 7, 2011 9:18 am

^If the Clippers were presented that trade, they could call the Nets and offer them Irving, Kaman and Aminu for Deron Williams. Williams makes the Clippers good now, so they might go for that. The Nets get great compensation for a player that might leave any ways. Clipps would look great even if they don't do anything about small forward.

scoobs07 · Post #65 » by **scoobs07** » Fri Apr 8, 2011 7:57 pm

Gordan and Mo Williams for Deron Williams and Morrow. Deron is the ideal point guard to go along with Blake because he is a great play maker and a great shooter. Clipps need guys that could spread the floor and Morrow is as great of a three point shooter that you could get. The Nets might do this if they feel Deron is going to leave. In EJ, they get a young budding star that could get 22-25ppg. In Mo, they get a decent point guard to replace Deron and spread the floor for Lopez/Humphries/EJ.

scoobs07 · Post #66 » by **scoobs07** » Fri Apr 8, 2011 8:03 pm

^Clipps still shop Kaman/Aminu/Bledsoe for a SF, but they don't have to go into panic mode because they know they already did a huge up grade in getting Deron. As far as the 2012 off season, I think Deron would most likely re-sign because he has Blake and DJ to throw lobs to and Morrow an whatever SF they get (Granger/Gallo/Batum/Casspi,etc.) to kick the ball out to. Plus, I'm sure be would be happy on a winning team as well because the Clipps could end up doing very well.

HoodluM- · Post #67 » by **HoodluM-** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:44 am

scoobs07 wrote:Gordan and Mo Williams for Deron Williams and Morrow. Deron is the ideal point guard to go along with Blake because he is a great play maker and a great shooter. Clipps need guys that could spread the floor and Morrow is as great of a three point shooter that you could get. The Nets might do this if they feel Deron is going to leave. In EJ, they get a young budding star that could get 22-25ppg. In Mo, they get a decent point guard to replace Deron and spread the floor for Lopez/Humphries/EJ.

Is this a joke? There is no way in hell the Nets make that trade. Deron Williams is untouchable, unless the Clippers make Blake available, which they would never do, either.

This would mean the Nets traded:

Devin Harris
Derrick Favors
Anthony Morrow
2011 First round pick

for

Eric Gordon
Mo Williams

.... yeah. Normally when you make trades, you do it to get better, not considerably worse.

ClipperEric · Post #68 » by **ClipperEric** » Mon Apr 18, 2011 6:50 pm

I'm hoping Orlando makes a quick exit from the playoffs, causing Dwight Howard to request a trade. I think we have the best assets of any team to make it happen.

Go Hawks!

DirtyDez · Post #69 » by **DirtyDez** » Tue Apr 19, 2011 12:34 am

Suns trade - Warrick, Pietrus, Carter (buyout) + #13
Suns recieve - Diaw, Jackson

Clipps trade - Kaman
Clipps recieve - Carter (buyout)

Cats trade - Diaw, Jackson
Cats recieve - Kaman, Warrick + #13

MarJJMar · Post #70 » by **MarJJMar** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 4:24 pm

DirtyDez wrote:Suns trade - Warrick, Pietrus, Carter (buyout) + #13
Suns recieve - Diaw, Jackson

Clipps trade - Kaman
Clipps recieve - Carter (buyout)

Cats trade - Diaw, Jackson
Cats recieve - Kaman, Warrick + #13

That is historically bad for the suns. We give up Vince de-factor immediately expiring contract for the overpaid Jackson and Diaw and sweeten the whole deal on top of it?

Anyway what would Clippers fans think about a deal basically around Nash for Minnesotas pick and Bledsoe? Tweak it a little.

Clippers are one of the few teams I could see Nash being traded to. Suns fans could still cheer for Nash as there is little rivalry and the Clippers would definitely be a top3 team until Nash retires imo.
Nash/Griffin would be sick. Throw in Gordon and Jordan..

Det the Threat · Post #71 » by **Det the Threat** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 6:19 pm

DirtyDez wrote:Suns trade - Warrick, Pietrus, Carter (buyout) + #13
Suns recieve - Diaw, Jackson

Clipps trade - Kaman
Clipps recieve - Carter (buyout)

Cats trade - Diaw, Jackson
Cats recieve - Kaman, Warrick + #13

Just horrible for the Clippers and only great for the Bobcats, who get a center and a lottery pick for Jackson and Diaw.

Also, why in the world should the Clippers be interested to throw away Kaman for nothing?

There's no need to salary dump his contract, because it will expire in 2012 anyways and we'll only trade him for a real, long term, upgrade at small forward.

MarJJMar wrote:Anyway what would Clippers fans think about a deal basically around Nash for Minnesotas pick and Bledsoe? Tweak it a little.

Clippers are one of the few teams I could see Nash being traded to. Suns fans could still cheer for Nash as there is little rivalry and the Clippers would definitely be a top3 team until Nash retires imo.
Nash/Griffin would be sick. Throw in Gordon and Jordan..

No chance that happens.
He's 37 years old and not worth giving up a pick that could be a top five pick in a probably very strong draft.

Our core guys are in their early 20's and Nash is on the way out of the league. I could see him play about 2 - 3 more years at a high level, but that won't be with an up and coming team, but with a team already in contention.

To me, Nash(together with Hill, who'll follow him) will be going back to Dallas before the next season starts for something centered around Jason Terrry's partially guaranteed contract, Beaubois and some other fillers, like picks or more salary cap space etc.

MarJJMar · Post #72 » by **MarJJMar** » Wed Apr 27, 2011 6:55 pm

Steve Nash is never going to be traded for Jason Terry and a low draft pick , forget that.

Steve Nash had a MVP worthy season individually and has 2-3 years at very high level in him and you really can't PLAN for more than that with any player realistically.

It would be incredible what players like Gordon, Jordan, Aminu and Griffin could learn from playing with Steve Nash you can't really put a value on that as Steve Nash as a pro is an absolute role model.

You are seriously overvaluing a MAYBE top 5 pick, in a MAYBE strong draft with a MAYBE chance to even draft a decent player. In fact there is a good chance 2012 will be the weakest draft ever if the age limit is increased by even just 1 year as proposed by the owners.

Sorry but with Nash the Clippers have a chance to win the West, that is worth more than a bunch of maybes in the draft even if that window is open for just 2-3 years.

ClipperEric · Post #73 » by **ClipperEric** » Thu Apr 28, 2011 6:04 pm

Nash/Grant Hill

for

Mo Williams/Aminu

jgustav1 · Post #74 » by **jgustav1** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 11:02 pm

MarJJMar wrote:You are seriously overvaluing a MAYBE top 5 pick, in a MAYBE strong draft with a MAYBE chance to even draft a decent player. In fact there is a good chance 2012 will be the weakest draft ever if the age limit is increased by even just 1 year as proposed by the owners.

Sorry but with Nash the Clippers have a chance to win the West, that is worth more than a bunch of maybes in the draft even if that window is open for just 2-3 years.

You need to stay out of this thread with your attempts to get the Clippers to give up the Minny pick for Nash, it isn't close to fair value for Nash and won't happen. This proposed trade was shot down on the Trade and Transactions board already and not just by Clipper fans.

jjtreyball · Post #75 » by **jjtreyball** » Fri May 6, 2011 7:17 pm

would you guys take this trade http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=43bc89b

Post #76 » by **thanumba2clippersfan** » Fri May 6, 2011 11:46 pm

jjtreyball wrote:would you guys take this trade http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=43bc89b

I think that trade is bad for both teams, unless Howard leaves, and it would still be bad for us. We don't need Nelson, we could maybe use Bass. And again the Magic don't need Kaman. He isn't a PF and he wouldn't want to play behind Howard. Lastly, who would the Magic have to play PG?

I just don't think this trade makes much sense for Clippers or Magic.

Post #77 » by **mkwest** » Mon May 9, 2011 6:40 am

jjtreyball wrote:would you guys take this trade http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=43bc89b

No thank you.

I like Bass and he'd be a nice back-up to Griffin in the event that Rhino is out, but we are already have Mo's contract for the next 2 seasons. Adding Nelson would mean that we'd be shelling out $16.3M per season to a couple of pg's that are just alright, while losing a lot of our cap flexibility. It doesn't make sense for us.

Pacerlive · Post #78 » by **Pacerlive** » Mon May 16, 2011 4:13 pm

What would it take to Eric Gordon from the Clips to the Pacers. Granger and a first round pick.

Det the Threat · Post #79 » by **Det the Threat** » Mon May 16, 2011 4:40 pm

Pacerlive wrote:What would it take to Eric Gordon from the Clips to the Pacers. Granger and a first round pick.

Nothing on your team is worth giving up Eric Gordon, as we're building this team around him and Griffin.

And that's not trying to downplay the talent on your roster, but only showing how much we value the 22 year old shooting guard.

patrol345 · Post #80 » by **patrol345** » Mon May 16, 2011 6:12 pm

Would you guys trade the minny pick and aminu for odom? He plays the 3 and the 4, but yall could start him at the 3 and have an even bigger team then you already have. Just a suggestion. I have heard the idea of raymond felton plus a tpe for odom to denver said several times. Just saying im sure denver would flip him and possibly chandler for the minny pick and aminu, or keep chandler and aminu out of it and just a straight up swap of odom for the minny pick. whatever yall think.