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Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:56 am
by bryanwithawhy
Which team(s) say no to this deal?

Bucks Incoming

Nerlens Noel 4.4
Robert Covington 1
Jamal Murray 1.7
Sergio Rodriguez (expiring) 8
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$15.1 Million

Bucks Outgoing

Matthw Dellavedova 9.6
Jabari Parker 5.4
Teletovic 10.5
Plumlee 12.5
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$38 Million


Sixers Incoming

Gallo 15.1
Delly 9.6
Teletovic 10.5
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35.2 Million


Sixers Outgoing

Noel 4.4
Covington 1
Rodriguez (expiring) 8
Ilyasova (expiring) 8.4
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$21.8 million


Nuggets Incoming

Jabari 5.4
Plumlee 12.5
Ilyasova 8.4
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$26.3 million

Nuggets Outgoing

Gallo 15.1
Murray 1.7
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$16.8 million


Sixers trade Noel/Covington for Gallo and $20 million in reasonably bad contracts. Nuggets trade Jamal Murray/Gallo for Jabari Parker and $12.5 million in a bad contract. Bucks trade Parker and $32.6 million in bad contracts for Noel/Covington/Gary Harris.

This is really interesting to me. Not sure which side gets the best of it.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 6:07 am
by GeorgeMarcus
I like Gallo but adding him to a forward core of Ilyasova/Teletovic/Saric seems a bit redundant. And not just because they're all white guys :lol:

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 6:14 am
by Rapcity_11
Philly says no. Why are they adding Gallo?

I kinda like it for the Bucks, but their fans seem to love Jabari so doubt they go for it. The idea of a Middleton/Covington/Giannis/Noel defense is awesome.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 7:10 am
by Sportfan73
This isn't remotely close for Philly.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 7:13 am
by Foshan
Sportfan73 wrote:This isn't remotely close for Philly.

This. Value wise I think they are getting the short stick here, then add to that that the value they are getting is a bad fit, makes it even worse.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 8:29 am
by ratrac
Foshan wrote:
Sportfan73 wrote:This isn't remotely close for Philly.

This. Value wise I think they are getting the short stick here, then add to that that the value they are getting is a bad fit, makes it even worse.


Also, very likely that Gallo will be UFA this offseason.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 9:21 am
by PhillyNj
Sportfan73 wrote:This isn't remotely close for Philly.

Correct t! And come on this is rediculos for milwaukee!

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 12:55 pm
by HartfordWhalers
Going to be hard to touch the Milwaukee Denver portion without getting into a big debate about young prospects, so I will sidestep that and just say that a pending free agent in Gallo isn't where Philly is at for this season.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 1:52 pm
by sixerswillrule
If we somehow kept Ilyasova and found a way to also add Casspi and Mirotic, we would have a monopoly on international three point shooting forwards.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 2:48 pm
by BroncoBuck
Turner4MVP wrote:Which team(s) say no to this deal?

Bucks Incoming

Nerlens Noel 4.4
Robert Covington 1
Jamal Murray 1.7
Sergio Rodriguez (expiring) 8
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$15.1 Million

Bucks Outgoing

Matthw Dellavedova 9.6
Jabari Parker 5.4
Teletovic 10.5
Plumlee 12.5
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$38 Million


Sixers Incoming

Gallo 15.1
Delly 9.6
Teletovic 10.5
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35.2 Million


Sixers Outgoing

Noel 4.4
Covington 1
Rodriguez (expiring) 8
Ilyasova (expiring) 8.4
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$21.8 million


Nuggets Incoming

Jabari 5.4
Plumlee 12.5
Ilyasova 8.4
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$26.3 million

Nuggets Outgoing

Gallo 15.1
Murray 1.7
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$16.8 million


Sixers trade Noel/Covington for Gallo and $20 million in reasonably bad contracts. Nuggets trade Jamal Murray/Gallo for Jabari Parker and $12.5 million in a bad contract. Bucks trade Parker and $32.6 million in bad contracts for Noel/Covington/Gary Harris.

This is really interesting to me. Not sure which side gets the best of it.


Bucks hang up the phone.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 2:57 pm
by HartfordWhalers
Spoiler:
I would trade Jabari for Murray, Covington and Noel.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 3:10 pm
by MiltownHawkeye
Certainly not "hang up the phone"-worthy. If we're trading Jabari, I'd rather not dilute his value by attaching a bad contract. Jabari for Noel/Murray/Covington is reasonable in itself - we get our franchise center (Noel will be expensive but with not having to give Jabari a max it becomes more palatable), a near blue-chip prospect who could potentially be our franchise wing (next to Middleton at the 2/3 - and keep in mind Middleton only has two more years on his deal after this before having a PO, AND he might not be the same player when he returns), and a nice combo forward for bench depth. Having to give up Delly and Telly in order to clear Plumlee I'm a little iffy on, because Delly works extremely well with Giannis and he's on a decent deal, and we wouldn't really have a PG to lock into our core unless we think Brogdon is the guy.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 3:41 pm
by bryanwithawhy
Delly and Telly are bad contracts

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:03 pm
by bryanwithawhy
Jabari isn't necessary on offense when you have Giannis and his defense is atrocious.

Edit -- Hfw

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:07 pm
by the_process
I actually like this for Denver and Milwaukee.

However, the idea is DOA for Philly. The fit and the value is all wrong.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:12 pm
by MiltownHawkeye
Turner4MVP wrote:Delly and Telly are bad contracts

You have to be a pretty damn bad player for a $9m or $10m contract to be "bad" in this cap climate, and Delly and Telly are not pretty damn bad players. The only reason Telly's contract might swing from "average/reasonable" to "not great" is his age and even that's sort of a reach considering he'll probably be the exact same player in 2018-19.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:29 pm
by M-C-G
Turner4MVP wrote:Delly and Telly are bad contracts


Turner4MVP has a bad opinion on those contracts :D

I think they are good contracts, especially when you factor in Ryan Anderson getting 80M, the Mirza deal is fine by comparison.

Delly might be a bit overpaid, but we had to force a sign and trade, our team loves the player we got and he fits as that Kirk Hinrich type player we need to pair with Giannis. But have a hard time seeing that as a "bad contract"...Plumlee on the other hand...

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:33 pm
by JayMKE
No, not trading Jabari for this. Never trading a top prospect along with contracts for less return, that is stupid. Not even close.

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:37 pm
by bryanwithawhy
MiltownHawkeye wrote:
Turner4MVP wrote:Delly and Telly are bad contracts

You have to be a pretty damn bad player for a $9m or $10m contract to be "bad" in this cap climate, and Delly and Telly are not pretty damn bad players. The only reason Telly's contract might swing from "average/reasonable" to "not great" is his age and even that's sort of a reach considering he'll probably be the exact same player in 2018-19.


Signing guys like delly and telly who are barely above replacement level players for $10 million is a bad contract. You are burning 10 million on guys who provide very little incremental benefit (compared to minimum level guys).

Re: Milwaukee/Philadelphia/Denver

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2016 4:38 pm
by bryanwithawhy
What if the Sixers got Malik Beasley and Wilson Chandler? Would they do that deal for Noel/Covington?