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Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:54 am
by warren4prez1
I was just at ESPN trade machine and Orlando has 2 TPE M. Gortat 6,322,320
R. Lewis 1,843,017. What does this mean?

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:42 am
by Neon1
Means we can trade for a player that earns that number or less, without sending a player in return and in disregard to being over the cap.

We have 1 calender year to use these or we lose it.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:45 am
by ADRajX
Neon1 wrote:Means we can trade for a player that earns that number or less, without sending a player in return and in disregard to being over the cap.

We have 1 calender year to use these or we lose it.


Let me know if I have this right... so technically we can use it at this very moment (up til one year from acquirement)... Soooo let's just say, Otis is looking for a backup big (obviously), can he package the trade exception with someone like Duhon in a trade?

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:47 am
by NickAnderson
DJRajX wrote:
Neon1 wrote:Means we can trade for a player that earns that number or less, without sending a player in return and in disregard to being over the cap.

We have 1 calender year to use these or we lose it.


So technically we can use it at this very moment (up til one year from acquirement)? So let's say, Otis is looking for a backup big, he can package the trade exception with someone like Duhon in a trade?


You can't package the exception with a player. So basically you trade the exception for a player to a team looking for cap relief.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:48 am
by drsd
If true, I assume Orlando could trade for a backup center with nothing in return. Hmm..

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:50 am
by drsd
NickAnderson wrote:
DJRajX wrote:
Neon1 wrote:Means we can trade for a player that earns that number or less, without sending a player in return and in disregard to being over the cap.

We have 1 calender year to use these or we lose it.


So technically we can use it at this very moment (up til one year from acquirement)? So let's say, Otis is looking for a backup big, he can package the trade exception with someone like Duhon in a trade?


You can't package the exception with a player. So basically you trade the exception for a player to a team looking for cap relief.


Well, two trades can be coupled. So, Orlando could add Duhon and the TE for two players in return. But the moneys must match for each trade separately. This kind of bundled trade is pretty common.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:52 am
by ADRajX
drsd wrote:
NickAnderson wrote:
DJRajX wrote:So technically we can use it at this very moment (up til one year from acquirement)? So let's say, Otis is looking for a backup big, he can package the trade exception with someone like Duhon in a trade?


You can't package the exception with a player. So basically you trade the exception for a player to a team looking for cap relief.


Well, two trades can be coupled. So, Orlando could add Duhon and the TE for two players in return. But the moneys must match for each trade separately. This kind of bundled trade is pretty common.


that's what I was looking for, thank you :)

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:24 am
by EasternMagic
Okay I know they can't be packaged with a player, but can they be packaged together? Gortat's TPE and Lewis' TPE for player x?

I mean, most likely we will just let them expire...

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:30 am
by Nemesis21
EasternMagic wrote:Okay I know they can't be packaged with a player, but can they be packaged together? Gortat's TPE and Lewis' TPE for player x?

I mean, most likely we will just let them expire...



Did not know that.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:11 am
by EasternMagic
Nemesis21 wrote:
EasternMagic wrote:Okay I know they can't be packaged with a player, but can they be packaged together? Gortat's TPE and Lewis' TPE for player x?

I mean, most likely we will just let them expire...



Did not know that.

I mean it wouldn't matter anyways b/c we wont be trading for a player with a +7mill contract with TPE's.. but I was just wondering

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:26 am
by magicman123
its like the ariza situation, we traded ariza for brian cook lol dont laugh and then we traded the trade exception for mo evans

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:28 am
by TheGlyde
They can't be combined no, they are two separate exceptions.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:43 am
by EasternMagic
magicman123 wrote:its like the ariza situation, we traded ariza for brian cook lol dont laugh and then we traded the trade exception for mo evans

couldn't help it...

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:43 am
by EasternMagic
TheGlyde wrote:They can't be combined no, they are two separate exceptions.

that's what I thought.. thanks Glyde

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:48 am
by magicfan9109
We should use the TPE to acquire a big. Tony Battie would be ideal! I would love to have him on this team again. We know what he brings to the table, he is tough, physical, and kind of fills that mentor level to Howard, Bass, and Clark. Clark may be a good power forward, but Tony just seems like a solid vet who could be a serviceable player on a championship team.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 3:36 pm
by TheChaser
Nemesis21 wrote:
EasternMagic wrote:Okay I know they can't be packaged with a player, but can they be packaged together? Gortat's TPE and Lewis' TPE for player x?

I mean, most likely we will just let them expire...



Did not know that.


Me either.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 4:09 pm
by tiderulz
magicfan9109 wrote:We should use the TPE to acquire a big. Tony Battie would be ideal! I would love to have him on this team again. We know what he brings to the table, he is tough, physical, and kind of fills that mentor level to Howard, Bass, and Clark. Clark may be a good power forward, but Tony just seems like a solid vet who could be a serviceable player on a championship team.


totally agree. Tony is also someone that can fill in in a pinch at PF if needed. I would love to see Tony, and then some thick, good rebounding D-Leaguer, someone who is hungry and wont be afraid to get in there and mix it up.

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 4:57 pm
by drsd
magicfan9109 wrote:We should use the TPE to acquire a big. Tony Battie would be ideal! I would love to have him on this team again. We know what he brings to the table, he is tough, physical, and kind of fills that mentor level to Howard, Bass, and Clark. Clark may be a good power forward, but Tony just seems like a solid vet who could be a serviceable player on a championship team.


If Orlando could get a Battie-type for "nothing," then it's only Mr Amway's money. Heck, why not???

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:25 pm
by Nemesis21
EasternMagic wrote:
magicman123 wrote:its like the ariza situation, we traded ariza for brian cook lol dont laugh and then we traded the trade exception for mo evans

couldn't help it...


+ 1 :lol:

Re: Trade Exeception Question

Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:35 pm
by GameOver25
I wouldn't mind adding Battie. Anyone remember that game against Philly where he went off for like 20 pts lol?