MIN - TOR - DET
Posted: Mon Nov 5, 2012 3:53 pm
I thought I'd bring this over from the trade board - a post I made about five weeks ago.
MIN GIVES: Ridnour + Barea
MIN GETS: Calderon
TOR GIVES: Calderon
TOR GETS: Barea + Daye + $3 mil TPE savings + 2nd
DET GIVES: Daye + 2nd
DET GETS: Ridnour
Why for MIN? Calderon provides an upgrade for the win-now wolves. He's a legitimate NBA starting PG for the first few months of the season until Rubio gets back, insurance if it takes him longer to get to full speed, and he's a better back-up for the rest of the year. While weak defensively, Calderon is a great passer which would help the team be ready for Rubio's return. Calderon can handle lots of minutes. The Spanierd could also help mentor Ricky for the rest of the year -- he doesn't need more years of mentoring from Ridnour.
Calderon (8.8 APG, 10.5 PPG in 2011) is overpaid now ($10.56 now, $11.6 with a 10% trade kicker), and costs Glen Taylor an extra $3 mil, but his deal comes off the books at the end of the year and he'd shed all the future salary of Ridnour and Barea. Calderon has hinted he wants a change of location after the Lowry acquisition, and MIN may be the one NBA team where he'd displace the current starting PG (Ridnour) - even if its only for a few months - and maybe get to play for his next contract. Next year, Calderon expires, and Shved should be ready for more back-up PG minutes with more court time now. Finally, the Wolves add a 15th man roster spot, and get a 2nd.
(Rubio)/Calderon/Shved/Conroy
Roy/Shved/M Lee
Kirilenko/Buddinger
Love/Williams/Cunningham
Pekovic/Steimsma
Why for TOR? The signing of Kyle Lowry to be their starting PG has frustrated Calderon, and financially, they don't need a $10.56 mil PG coming off the bench. Barea's $4.5 mil fits their payroll nicely. Daye was promising two years ago, but when DET kept Tayshaun Prince, he made a major step backwards last year. TOR would get a look at a young player who might prosper in a new location, and even if he doesn't Daye is expiring. Finally, TOR saves $3 mil this year, or a "tradable" TPE.
Lowry/Barea/Lucas
Fields/Anderson/Ross
Derozan/Kleiza/Daye/McGuire
Bargnani/Amir Johnson/Ed Davis/Acy/Wright
Valanciunas/Gray
Why for DET? After last year's poor play, Daye needs a change of scenery. He's not useful to the Pistons, but they have a big hole at back-up PG, with Brandon Knight starting and Wil Bynum as their 3rd stringer. Ridnour can not only give them legitimate minutes at the 1 and 2, but he can adopt a mentoring role for the young Brandon Knight. Financially, Ridnour is worth his $4 mil as a back-up PG/SG and he expires in two years, with Villanueva and Stuckey.
Knight/Ridnour/Bynum
Stuckey/Kim English
Prince/Maggette/Singler
Jerebko/Maxiel/Villanueva
Monroe/Drummong/Kravtsov
Five pages of discussion: http://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1206101
MIN GIVES: Ridnour + Barea
MIN GETS: Calderon
TOR GIVES: Calderon
TOR GETS: Barea + Daye + $3 mil TPE savings + 2nd
DET GIVES: Daye + 2nd
DET GETS: Ridnour
Why for MIN? Calderon provides an upgrade for the win-now wolves. He's a legitimate NBA starting PG for the first few months of the season until Rubio gets back, insurance if it takes him longer to get to full speed, and he's a better back-up for the rest of the year. While weak defensively, Calderon is a great passer which would help the team be ready for Rubio's return. Calderon can handle lots of minutes. The Spanierd could also help mentor Ricky for the rest of the year -- he doesn't need more years of mentoring from Ridnour.
Calderon (8.8 APG, 10.5 PPG in 2011) is overpaid now ($10.56 now, $11.6 with a 10% trade kicker), and costs Glen Taylor an extra $3 mil, but his deal comes off the books at the end of the year and he'd shed all the future salary of Ridnour and Barea. Calderon has hinted he wants a change of location after the Lowry acquisition, and MIN may be the one NBA team where he'd displace the current starting PG (Ridnour) - even if its only for a few months - and maybe get to play for his next contract. Next year, Calderon expires, and Shved should be ready for more back-up PG minutes with more court time now. Finally, the Wolves add a 15th man roster spot, and get a 2nd.
(Rubio)/Calderon/Shved/Conroy
Roy/Shved/M Lee
Kirilenko/Buddinger
Love/Williams/Cunningham
Pekovic/Steimsma
Why for TOR? The signing of Kyle Lowry to be their starting PG has frustrated Calderon, and financially, they don't need a $10.56 mil PG coming off the bench. Barea's $4.5 mil fits their payroll nicely. Daye was promising two years ago, but when DET kept Tayshaun Prince, he made a major step backwards last year. TOR would get a look at a young player who might prosper in a new location, and even if he doesn't Daye is expiring. Finally, TOR saves $3 mil this year, or a "tradable" TPE.
Lowry/Barea/Lucas
Fields/Anderson/Ross
Derozan/Kleiza/Daye/McGuire
Bargnani/Amir Johnson/Ed Davis/Acy/Wright
Valanciunas/Gray
Why for DET? After last year's poor play, Daye needs a change of scenery. He's not useful to the Pistons, but they have a big hole at back-up PG, with Brandon Knight starting and Wil Bynum as their 3rd stringer. Ridnour can not only give them legitimate minutes at the 1 and 2, but he can adopt a mentoring role for the young Brandon Knight. Financially, Ridnour is worth his $4 mil as a back-up PG/SG and he expires in two years, with Villanueva and Stuckey.
Knight/Ridnour/Bynum
Stuckey/Kim English
Prince/Maggette/Singler
Jerebko/Maxiel/Villanueva
Monroe/Drummong/Kravtsov
Five pages of discussion: http://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1206101