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As a 76ers fan I definitely want Wes Johnson and a combo of Derrick Williams and or Randolph. Coach Doug Collins really liked Wes Johnson when he worked out there.


Does the Twolves have a lottery pick this years?


Andre Iguodala would be a huge upgrade on the wing complimenting Rubio and Loves game with his all around skills. Having Pekovic as your center adding a deadly outside shooter at the two guard you would make you instantly a contender.

I'd definitely offer up Johnson+Future first. If it would help sweeten the pot I'd definitely throw in a couple of deez too.

Johnson, Miller, Ellington, pick #18 if before the draft

Johnson, Ellington, Randolph S&T, future Memphis pick if after the draft.

SparksFly87 wrote:As a 76ers fan I definitely want Wes Johnson and a combo of Derrick Williams and or Randolph. Coach Doug Collins really liked Wes Johnson when he worked out there.

Wes Johnson and Randolph.

Done.

Turnover_21 wrote:Johnson, Miller, Ellington, pick #18 if before the draft

Johnson, Ellington, Randolph S&T, future Memphis pick if after the draft.

These seem about right.

I'd say #18, Webster, Miller(both can be cut and are under $1m owed), Wes Johnson. I posted something similar in a thread over there for you guys a couple of hours ago.

Basically a pick a mid-1st but is in one of the deeper drafts in the last few years, cap space, and a prospect who needs a change of scenery.

I'd give up AR, but he's a free agent now, and you can't really S&T someone along with other pieces.

C.lupus wrote:

Turnover_21 wrote:Johnson, Miller, Ellington, pick #18 if before the draft

Johnson, Ellington, Randolph S&T, future Memphis pick if after the draft.

These seem about right.

Yup.

Johnson, Webster (only $600,000 guaranteed), Miller (only $848,000 guaranteed), and the Utah pick (18).

AQuintus wrote:Johnson, Webster (only $600,000 guaranteed), Miller (only $848,000 guaranteed), and the Utah pick (18).

Great minds think alike. This would seem to be what Kahn would do and what most Wolves' fans would consider a good value for both sides.

I'd rather it be the Memphis pick, just so we have a pick this year and don't have to worry about two next year.

Webster, Miller, Johnson, Ellington, Memphis pick, and maybe future top 5 protected MN pick

If we're bringing in Iggy's contract and ballhandling, I'd like to move out one of our highly paid backup PGs (JJ/Luke). Would that be too risky to do that with Rubio coming back from the ACL?

I think it might take the #18 pick, '13 Memphis pick, Johnson and one of the PGs to get an Iggy deal. That would be very similar to what we got for Al and I think Iggy currently has more value than Al did when we dealt him. They can also have their choice of our other crap (Webster, Ellington, etc.) if they want.

Are Philly really that desperate to save money that they would trade Iggy for a package based around Wes Johnson?

southern wolf wrote:Are Philly really that desperate to save money that they would trade Iggy for a package based around Wes Johnson?

this

wes so bad this year, there is no way the sixers front office jumps on a deal based around him, even if they do really want him. we'd have to sweeten it somehow.

as long as pek/love/rubio arent included then i dont care. (if we do move dwill though it would need to be for more then just iggy)

southern wolf wrote:Are Philly really that desperate to save money that they would trade Iggy for a package based around Wes Johnson?

This is what most Wolves fans struggle to realize.

southern wolf wrote:Are Philly really that desperate to save money that they would trade Iggy for a package based around Wes Johnson?

Wes Johnson, a pick that would be around late lotto in a normal draft, and cap relief is a fair deal for a 28 year old player being paid ($14,718,250), ($15,904,750). Especially when he's on a team that is stuck in mediocrity.

moss_is_1 wrote:

southern wolf wrote:Are Philly really that desperate to save money that they would trade Iggy for a package based around Wes Johnson?

Wes Johnson, a pick that would be around late lotto in a normal draft, and cap relief is a fair deal for a 28 year old player being paid ($14,718,250), ($15,904,750). Especially when he's on a team that is stuck in mediocrity.

Phoenix could offer Markieff Morris and their lottery pick and we'd be outbid.

I wouldn't take that deal if I was Philly.

I'm pretty certain iggy has an option in his final year, that he probably exercises. So it's a one year rental.