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Milwaukee Bucks

Incoming Players
Eric Snow
Salary: $6,703,125 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 0.9 REB: 0.9 AST: 1.8 PER: 4.05

Cedric Simmons
Salary: $1,629,120 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 0.5 REB: 2.8 AST: 0.0 PER: 1.49

Shannon Brown
Salary: $1,044,120 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 7.9 REB: 1.3 AST: 1.4 PER: 9.63

Ira Newble
Salary: $3,441,900 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 3.9 REB: 2.4 AST: 0.2 PER: 11.29

Donyell Marshall
Salary: $5,566,965 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 2.5 REB: 1.0 AST: 1.0 PER: 7.16

Andres Nocioni
Salary: $8,500,000 Years Remaining: 5
PTS: 14.0 REB: 4.9 AST: 1.3 PER: 15.44

2008 CLE #1 (top 10 protected)

2008 CHI #2

Outgoing Players: Dan Gadzuric, Bobby Simmons, Michael Redd, David Noel, Michael Ruffin, Ramon Sessions
Chicago Bulls

Incoming Players
Drew Gooden
Salary: $6,453,416 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 12.1 REB: 8.9 AST: 1.0 PER: 13.26

Bobby Simmons
Salary: $9,280,000 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 7.0 REB: 3.2 AST: 1.2 PER: 9.02

Damon Jones
Salary: $4,172,432 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 5.6 REB: 1.0 AST: 1.6 PER: 9.25


Outgoing Players: JamesOn Curry, Andres Nocioni, Ben Wallace 2008 #2

Cleveland Cavaliers

Incoming Players
Dan Gadzuric
Salary: $5,751,130 Years Remaining: 4
PTS: 3.0 REB: 2.7 AST: 0.3 PER: 10.32

JamesOn Curry
Salary: $427,163 Years Remaining: 2

Minimum Salary Exception allowed trade to be successful

Michael Redd
Salary: $14,520,000 Years Remaining: 4
PTS: 23.0 REB: 4.7 AST: 3.7 PER: 20.66

Ben Wallace
Salary: $15,500,000 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 4.5 REB: 9.1 AST: 2.0 PER: 11.98

David Noel
Salary: $687,456 Years Remaining: 1

Minimum Salary Exception allowed trade to be successful

Michael Ruffin
Salary: $770,610 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 1.5 REB: 2.1 AST: 0.1 PER: 8.37

Minimum Salary Exception allowed trade to be successful

Ramon Sessions
Salary: $427,163 Years Remaining: 2

Minimum Salary Exception allowed trade to be successful


Outgoing Players: Eric Snow, Cedric Simmons, Shannon Brown, Drew Gooden, Damon Jones, Ira Newble, Donyell Marshall, 2008 #1 (top 10 protected)

The Cavs drastically improve their team. They finally get Lebron's 2nd hand man in Redd, who can make the open shot and take pressure off of Lebron. Big Ben has a bad contract, but should do pretty well next to a big C in Z. He gives the Cavs some much-needed post D. Gadz provides post depth.

Hughes/Gibson/Curry
Redd/Brown/Sessions
James/Pavlovic/Noel
Wallace/Varejao/Jones
Ilgauskas/Gadzuric/Ruffin

The Bulls shake things up. They dump Big Ben, who hasn't fit in at all with them. They get, in return, Gooden, who provides some much-needed post scoring. The price to pay is trading Nocioni for Simmons, but Simmons is still a servicable player when healthy.

Hinrich/Duhon/Jones
Gordon/Sefolosha/Griffin
Deng/Simmons/Khryapa
Gooden/Thomas/Nichols
Noah/Smith/Gray

The Bucks clearly aren't going anywhere, so blowing it all up seems like a good idea. They dump 3 HUGE contracts, and get back only 1 contract that runs past 2009, which is Nocioni's. He gives them a solid SF that they have been lacking for a while. They also get 2 young players in Simmons and Brown, and 2 picks this year.

Williams/Ivey/Snow
Mason/Bell/Brown
Nocioni/Storey/Newble
Jianlian/Villanueva/Marshall
Bogut/Simmons/Voshkul

Without really looking into the logistics of the deal (too lazy look at the ins and outs of such a large deal), I think the Bucks would prefer trading Redd to a team they face a little less often then the Cavs.

Theres a reason blockbusters between division rivals are rare.

wow, the cavs starting 5 is paid like 13 million each, wow, are they THAT desperate to get Lebron help?

edit: and bucks get screwed =/ basically they get rid of Simmons for Nocio, but losing Redd to a divison rival by losing Gadz is not a decent return, they should look to get Daniel Gibson from the Cavs too

Cavs get rid of all their crap, add Gooden to the mix, and come up with Redd? Not going to happen.

This is bad for Milwaukee we hang up the phone before you even finish this offer.