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CHI (Pau) MEM (Gordon&Memo) PHX (AK47&Noah) UTA (Ama

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 8:46 am
by Da110n0rcutt
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Trade breakdown

Chicago Bulls get: Pau Gasol, Jason Hart, Ronnie Brewer, and Juan Carlos Navarro

Memphis Grizzlies get: Mehmet Okur, Matt Harpring, Ben Gordon, Marcus Banks, and Tyrus Thomas

Phoenix Suns get: Andrei Kirilenko, Damon Stoudamire, and Joakim Noah

Utah Jazz get: Amare Stoudamire, Andres Nocioni, Mike Miller, and Chris Duhon


Depths

Chicago Bulls:
1 Hinrich/Hart/Curry
2 Brewer or Navarro/Sefolosha
3 Deng/Griffin/Nichols
4 Smith/Khryapa
5 Gasol/Wallace/Gray

Memphis Grizzlies:
1 Conley/Lowry/Banks
2 Gordon/Harpring
3 Gay/Warrick/Jacobsen
4 Swift/Thomas/Cardinal
5 Okur/Milicic/Brown

Phoenix Suns:
1 Nash/Stoudamire
2 Bell/Barbosa/Strawberry
3 Marion/Hill/Tucker
4 Kirilenko/Diaw
5 Noah/Skinner/Marks

Utah Jazz:
1 Williams/Duhon/Price
2 Nocioni/Miles/Almond
3 Miller/Korver
4 Boozer/Millsap
5 Stoudamire/Collins/Fesenko


WHY?

Chicago Bulls: Get rid of Tyrus Thomas and Joakim Noah which both aren't to popular in that clubhouse. In return get a big man in return that they are aiming for, for awhile in Pau Gasol. Juan Carlos Navarro and Ronnie Brewer are in there to replace Ben Gordon and his production. A filler is Jason Hart to fill in for Chris Duhon.

Memphis Grizzlies: Obviously what they have isn't working for them so to pair Rudy Gay and Ben Gordon together would be great for them. To make up at least a little of Pau Gasol's production you have Mehmet Okur and Tyrus Thomas. Fillers are Marcus Banks can and maybe contribute as much as or more then Damon Stoudamire was, maybe even back up Ben Gordon a little, and Matt Harpring can provide good minutes behind Ben Gordon instead of what they have in Casey Jacobsen.

Phoenix Suns: Really get rid of one guy they aren't really using at all in Marcus Banks and get a guy that they've talked about going after in Damon Stoudamire. I see a very deep bench for them now with this trade (Stoudamire, Barbosa, Hill, Diaw, and Skinner). Also get guys that just really fit in their system for what they are trying to do and lose a piece maybe hard for them to lose in Amare Stoudamire, but make up for in with Andrei Kirilenko and Joakim Noah.

Utah Jazz: EXPERIENCE is what the Utah Jazz NEED, and thats really what they get. Andres Nocioni and Mike Miller have experience not saying they are the greatest at their positions but they get the job done and could really see them fitting in well in the Jazz system. Along with Amare Stoudamire with Jerry Sloan's coaching could be a stellar inside defender and together with Carlos Boozer could get almost any rebound. Not a bad second unit either with Chris Duhon, Kyle Korver, and Paul Millsap to headline that second unit.

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:50 am
by tetley
Jazz fans are usually more realistic and level-headed.

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 11:03 am
by sendai91
Name someone on the Jazz starting lineup in this scenario known for their defense.... still waiting.....still waiting.....

You've moved the only 4 players on the Jazz that at least try to play d for players that aren't known for their defensive skills. Miller and Nocioni are talented wings for sure, although I don't think that Nocioni plays much 2, but I could be wrong. Stoudamire got abused by Okur the other night, which tells you how likely it will be that he will turn into a defensive star by Sloan.

No thanks, most nights, the Jazz would lose 140-125 with the players you're bringing in here.

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 1:21 pm
by HotSpurs21
Amare and Boozer will just get into each other's way...

value-wise it's highway robbery for the Jazz, but chemistry-wise it's a bad trade for them

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 1:22 pm
by HotSpurs21
sendai91 wrote:Name someone on the Jazz starting lineup in this scenario known for their defense.... still waiting.....still waiting.....

You've moved the only 4 players on the Jazz that at least try to play d for players that aren't known for their defensive skills. Miller and Nocioni are talented wings for sure, although I don't think that Nocioni plays much 2, but I could be wrong. Stoudamire got abused by Okur the other night, which tells you how likely it will be that he will turn into a defensive star by Sloan.

No thanks, most nights, the Jazz would lose 140-125 with the players you're bringing in here.


Mike Miller is more like a 2 than Nocioni