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sd1306 wrote:We let hill walk in scenario one, probably need to sign him in the 2nd scenario. Just watch, all you Hansbrough haters will be proven wrong..

TASTIC wrote:^Hansborough will flop like the Montross', Zidek's, Parks' of the world...

Sun Scorched wrote:

sd1306 wrote:We let hill walk in scenario one, probably need to sign him in the 2nd scenario. Just watch, all you Hansbrough haters will be proven wrong..

I enjoy most of your ideas.

Letting Hill walk is not one of them. It is, in fact, a very stupid idea.

sd1306 wrote:

Sun Scorched wrote:

sd1306 wrote:We let hill walk in scenario one, probably need to sign him in the 2nd scenario. Just watch, all you Hansbrough haters will be proven wrong..

I enjoy most of your ideas.

Letting Hill walk is not one of them. It is, in fact, a very stupid idea.

Look at the roster in the first scenario. I really dont think we need Hill with Posey, who is just as good or better on defense, and has 3 point range. Dudley can provide us with the driving and hustle, and we STILL have Williams/Tucker to play the 3. It would be redundant to get another 3, unless we plan to play Hill or Posey as backup 4 and send whoever we pick with the 26th to the D-League.

sd1306 wrote:Well the board is dead, but if you feel like locking this, go right ahead Tastic. Just wanted to put some scenarios out there..

Scenario 1:
Trade 1: Jason Richardson + Goran + 48th for Kirk Hinrich + Tim Thomas + 26th
Trade 2: Shaq for Tyson + Posey
Draft: 14th - Terrence Williams
26th - Tyler Hansbrough
57th - Jeff Pendergraph

We would have:

Nash/Hinrich/Barbosa
Williams/Barbosa/Hinrich
Posey/Dudley/Williams
Stoudemire/Hansbrough/Amundson
JRich/LB
Chandler/Thomas/Amundson

Send Pendergraph + Lopez + Tucker to D-League. Maybe pickup a 3rd string PG in the draft by getting another 2nd or keeping our 48th if its unnecessary in the Hinrich trade. Seems like a pretty deep and great team to me. We improve our defense tremendously, especially with the Posey/Chandler additions, where now we have a lock down perimeter defender, a solid shot blocker, and a big who can defend the P&R VERY well. Williams will also be a terrific defender, and Hinrich can shut down any point guard in the league. We already know NO would do that trade, and as for Chicago, I'm 99% sure they would likely do it because they really don't need Hinrich, and gauranteed don't want to sign Ben to the contract he will want, therefore they will be saving money and get a much more complete player to play the SG position. Also, Vinny had a say in drafting Dragic, and he would be there backup Point guard right away.

Scenario 2:
Trade 1: Shaq for Collison/Watson/Kristic
Trade 2: JRich + Tucker + 14th for Kapono/Humphries/O'Bryant/Douby/9th
Draft:
9th - Demar Derozan
48th - Dionte Christmas
57th - Robert Dozier

Nash/Watson/Dragic
Derozan/Barbosa/Douby
Dudley/Kapono/Christmas
Stoudemire/Humphries/Amundson
Kristic/Collison/O'Bryant

OKC doesnt need Watson or Collison, especially if they draft Thabeet who can use a guy like Shaq to mentor him even if it's just for 1 season. They do lose Kristic, but they can pickup any young shooting big man like Jason Smith for a first rounder, or get Tyler Hansbrough through the draft. I think they would think about this deal very hard. For Toronto, if Harden is off the board, the 9th spot isn't that great anyways, and J-Rich is the offensive threat they need from the guard spot. They can still pick up someone like T-Will to play the SF, and they dump Kapono who they dont want. I think they would do this deal in a heartbeat. We improve our pointguard position, get quite a bit younger, and still can compete with any one as long as Derozan pans out

asudevil wrote:My scenarios if we blow things up:

Shaq for Chandler/Posey or Peterson/2010 First

Amare/#14 for Tyrus/Deng/Noah

Nash/Barbosa for Calderon/#9

Chandler/Noah
Tyrus/Amundson
Deng/Posey
Richardson/Hill
Calderon/Dragic