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I know it hypothetical just because TO would never trade Bargs (at this point in his career anyway).

Toronto sends:

Bargnani
Rasho
Dixon

Toronto Receives:

Dalembert
Evans

Philadelphia sends:

Dalembert
Evans

Philadelphia Receives:

Bargnani
Rasho
Dixon

Thoughts?

I don't think either side does it, but as a Bargnani hater, I would take it if Philly included Carney

This has been posted plenty of times. Philly passes since Bargnani has shown very little & Dalembert is having a very nice year.

corwin wrote:This has been posted plenty of times. Philly passes since Bargnani has shown very little & Dalembert is having a very nice year.

nailed it on the head, although Dalembert's contract is huge, Bargnani's value is at its lowest since he was first drafted, so we cant do this trade right now because we still dont know what Bargnani will be like if he becomes consistent on both ends of the floor

people think Andrea is a C/PF because of his size, but he really doesn't possess the ability to rebound and shot block like Dalambert.

No from PHI.

i still think Bargs has potential to be a good player in this L, but Dalembert Has to be a top 10 center right now and bargs isnt even in the top 30 for his postion right now so i think philly passes on this one.

corwin wrote:This has been posted plenty of times. Philly passes since Bargnani has shown very little & Dalembert is having a very nice year.

Yea this is what I would have said.

Toronto wins hands down

I really do think it's time to reconsider Dalembert's contract. What once looked like a TERRIBLE contract is slowly starting to look "ok" since the man has really been playing solid ball on both ends of the floor and cutting down on those oh so frustrating mental mistakes (turnovers and goaltends).

Sixers pass... but it's still close due to Bargnani's possible upside.

Hussien Fatal wrote: Dalembert Has to be a top 10 center right now .

dwight
yao
camby
duncan
amare
chandler
Bynum
kaman
ilgauskas
rasheed
shaq

Centers obviously better than Daly:
Dwight,Yao,Duncan, Camby

PFs: Sheed, Amare, Chandler

Players who are questionable:

Bynum: Has come out of his shell this year and has shown alot of potential but im not sure Id say he is better than Daly just yet.

Z: Id take daly over him in a heartbeat

Kaman: Inconsistent

Shaq: Wow, he has fallen off bad and fallen off fast.

IggyTheBEaST wrote:Centers obviously better than Daly:
Dwight,Yao,Duncan, Camby

PFs: Sheed, Amare, Chandler

First of all, even if they are "out of position PFs", they're still better at C than Dalembert, so who cares. And since when is Chandler a PF?

IggyTheBEaST wrote:Kaman: Inconsistent

Oh, not like Dalembert?

IggyTheBEaST wrote:Shaq: Wow, he has fallen off bad and fallen off fast.

Yeah, it's tough to consider him a top 10 C any more. Not this year, anyway.

IggyTheBEaST wrote:Centers obviously better than Daly:
Dwight,Yao,Duncan, Camby

PFs: Sheed, Amare, Chandler

Players who are questionable:

Bynum: Has come out of his shell this year and has shown alot of potential but im not sure Id say he is better than Daly just yet.

Z: Id take daly over him in a heartbeat

Kaman: Inconsistent

Shaq: Wow, he has fallen off bad and fallen off fast.

Sheed and Amare are both playing center, and Chandler is a true C in every sense.

As much as Bynum has been overrated, he is easily better than Daly in pretty much every aspect of basketball, from IQ to rebounding to defense to scoring.

As far as Kaman, Ill take an inconsistent 18-14-2 any day over 11-10-.5
But I dont know where you get the idea he is inconsistent from...he has only missed double digit rebounds 7 times, and 4 of them were 9 rebounds. His 2 games under 10 points were both 9.

And while Shaq has fallen off Id still take him over Daly for this year.