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Minnesota Gives
Sebastian Telfair (exp)
Craig Smith (exp)
Randy Foye
Ryan Gomes
Brian Cardinal (exp)
Mike Miller (exp)
2009 Pick (#6)
Miami Pick (#18)
Boston 2009 Pick (#28)
2011 Pick (Top 10 protected)

Minnesota Receives
Kirk Hinrich
Joakim Noah
Caron Butler
DeShawn Stevenson
Anthony Roberson
Washington Pick (#2 overall)
Chicago Pick (#15 overall)
Washington 2011 Pick (Lottery Protected)

Draft Ricky Rubio #2
Draft Tyreke Evans #15

1 – Kirk Hinrich/Ricky Rubio/Bobby Brown
2 – Tyreke Evans/Rodney Carney/Anthony Roberson
3 – Caron Butler/Corey Brewer/Rodney Carney
4 – Kevin Love/Joakim Noah/Mark Madsen
5 – Al Jefferson/Joakim Noah


Portland Gives
Martel Webster
Rudolfo Fernandez
Steve Blake

Portland Receives
Luol Deng
Minnesota 2009 2nd Round Pick - Donatas Motiejunas (stashed overseas)
Chicago 2010 1st rnd Pick – lotto protected
Minnesota 2011 1st rnd Pick – lotto protected

1 – Jerryd Bayless/Sergio Rodriguez
2 – Brandon Roy/Travis Outlaw
3 – Luol Deng/Nicholas Batum
4 – LaMarcus Aldridge/Channing Frye
5 – Joel Przybilla/Greg Oden


Chicago Gives
Anthony Roberson
Joakim Noah
Kirk Hinrich
Luol Deng
Jerome James
Tim Thomas
2010 Pick – lotto protected
2209 Pick (#15 or so)

Chicago Receives
Sebastian Telfair
Ryan Gomes
Brian Cardinal
Mike Miller
Steve Blake
Antawn Jamison
2009 Miami Pick (#18) - Evan Turner
2009 Boston Pick (#28) - Solomon Alabi

1 – Derrick Rose/Steve Blake/Sebastian Telfair
2 – John Salmons/Evan Turner
3 – Ryan Gomes/Mike Miller
4 – Antawn Jamison/Tyrus Thomas
5 – Brad Miller/Aaron Gray/Solomon Alabi


Washington Gives
DeShawn Stevenson
Caron Butler
Antawn Jamison
2009 Pick (#2 overall)
2011 Pick (Lottery Protected)

Washington Receives
Craig Smith
Randy Foye
Martel Webster
Rudolfo Fernandez
Jerome James
Tim Thomas
2009 Minnesota Pick (#6) - Hasheem Thabeet

1 – Gilbert Arenas/Javaris Crittenton
2 – Randy Foye/Rudy Fernandez
3 – Nick Young/Martel Webster
4 – Craig Smith/Tim Thomas
5 – Hasheem Thabeet/JaVale McGee/Oleksiy Pecherov

If we got lucky enough to draft Rubio and then traded for Hinrich and played Rubio behind him, I think I would lose all faith in the T-Wolves and quit watching NBA ball altogether.

being that he is a 19 yr old euro pg it would be understandable if he is in a mentorship role for a couple months. Hinrich is perfect for that.

revprodeji wrote:being that he is a 19 yr old euro pg it would be understandable if he is in a mentorship role for a couple months. Hinrich is perfect for that.

So you wouldn't mind trading away 10 million dollars worth of cap space for a guy who would be a mentor for a few months and a small minute backup for 3 years after that?

I think a back-up pg that would be a leader and the 3rd wheel of a backcourt rotation is a good thing to have. Not a "must have" but a nice thing. With rubio, of course, he would not start for long. If we drafted a Jennings/Holiday/Evans/Maynor type then he would likely start all year.

That was the reasoning, yes. Of course Rubio would start as soon as he was ready.

Glad you found the only part of my plan that was unrealistic! =)