Beating a Dead Horse........
Posted: Fri Sep 5, 2008 7:02 pm
So, around 50 days till the season kicks off, no football till Sunday and my fantasy team is lame, so.....
To beat a dead horse how bout this trade?
NJ sends:
Swift
KVH contract
SWAT or Boone
2nd round pick, possibly a heavily protected 1st
Cash considerations
NJ recieves:
Rasheed Wallace
Obviously this trade only happens if Dumars is determined to shake things up and wanted to start his mainly youth movement now, right now.
Detroit saves a lot of money, gets another promising piece to the puzzle in a talented young big man with a lot of potential, a 2nd round pick and he opens the door to trade Rip and possibly Billups.
For NJ, we bring in a low risk high reward star PF to start next to Lopez, and clear some of the jam at PF/C by doing a 2 for 1, bringing back a player that only needs and/or should be on the floor around 30 MPG.
He is an expiring, so if we wanted to keep him, yes it messes up future cap room, but we could do a S&T in the offseason for a 1st rounder to recoup the pick we sent out for him.
It actually gives us a very well rounded lineup to make a 1 year run at it:
PG Harris/ Dooling
SG VC/ CDR/ Hayes
SF Simmons/ Hayes/ Najera/ Anderson/ Yi/ Hassell
PF Wallace/ Yi/ Najera/ Boone or Swat/ Anderson
C Lopez/ Boone or Swat/ Yi
Nice mix of youth, vets, speed, post up and half court, defense and offense, inside/outside and a lot of depth.
Even if it strictly made us a 1st or 2nd round playoff team it would be nice to get our young guys playoff experience.
It would ruin our chances at another lottery pick though.
Just a thought, although I don't see Dumars dealing Wallace until the deadline.
To beat a dead horse how bout this trade?
NJ sends:
Swift
KVH contract
SWAT or Boone
2nd round pick, possibly a heavily protected 1st
Cash considerations
NJ recieves:
Rasheed Wallace
Obviously this trade only happens if Dumars is determined to shake things up and wanted to start his mainly youth movement now, right now.
Detroit saves a lot of money, gets another promising piece to the puzzle in a talented young big man with a lot of potential, a 2nd round pick and he opens the door to trade Rip and possibly Billups.
For NJ, we bring in a low risk high reward star PF to start next to Lopez, and clear some of the jam at PF/C by doing a 2 for 1, bringing back a player that only needs and/or should be on the floor around 30 MPG.
He is an expiring, so if we wanted to keep him, yes it messes up future cap room, but we could do a S&T in the offseason for a 1st rounder to recoup the pick we sent out for him.
It actually gives us a very well rounded lineup to make a 1 year run at it:
PG Harris/ Dooling
SG VC/ CDR/ Hayes
SF Simmons/ Hayes/ Najera/ Anderson/ Yi/ Hassell
PF Wallace/ Yi/ Najera/ Boone or Swat/ Anderson
C Lopez/ Boone or Swat/ Yi
Nice mix of youth, vets, speed, post up and half court, defense and offense, inside/outside and a lot of depth.
Even if it strictly made us a 1st or 2nd round playoff team it would be nice to get our young guys playoff experience.
It would ruin our chances at another lottery pick though.
Just a thought, although I don't see Dumars dealing Wallace until the deadline.