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Cleveland gets:
Amare Stoudemire
Leandro Barbosa

Phoenix gets:
Zydrunas Ilgauskas (with agreement to buy him out so he can go back to Cavs and retire with Cleveland)
Anthony Parker (Next year is not guaranteed)
Anderson Varejao
2010 1st round pick (unprotected)
2011 2nd round pick (unprotected)
Cash (to buy out Ilgauskas)

Yes.



Wait, no.

I reject your proposal and counter with Alando Tucker for LeBron James

why don't we just throw in nash and call it a day.

rsavaj wrote:I reject your proposal and counter with Alando Tucker for LeBron James

Don't be silly, why go for LBJ when you can get the GOAT:

Amare/Nash for JJ Beastson

So you want Kerr to throw in the towel on the season already???

That trade would have been great for last year.

Take out Varejao from the Cavs side, take out Barbosa from the Suns side. Cavs add Hickson and it's a deal...

Worst trade ever. We already have one sideshow Bob, we need another? That first rounder might as well be a second rounder. Ughhhhhhhhhhhh

Suns Get:

Ronny Turiaf
Anthony Randolph
Monta Ellis

Warriors Get:

Amare Stoudemire
Earl Clark

MAKE IT HAPPEN

The Suns are undefeated at home and have one of the best records in the league without a healthy Barbosa. Yet they are going to fold the season?

Amar'e and Barbosa (great value) for cap space, 2 x LOW 1st rounders (Cavs can't trade their own pick twice in a row so I don't really get that) and an OVERPAID backup F/C?

Even an expiring Amar'e is worth a decent young player at this point. Barbosa still has great value. Getting 2 awful picks, cap space and one of the most overpaid backups in the league is terrible for 2 young starter quality players.

Classick wrote:Suns Get:

Ronny Turiaf
Anthony Randolph
Monta Ellis

Warriors Get:

Amare Stoudemire
Earl Clark

MAKE IT HAPPEN

Love it for the future. It's just really hard to trade one of your top players in the middle of a successful season.

Classick wrote:Suns Get:

Ronny Turiaf
Anthony Randolph
Monta Ellis

Warriors Get:

Amare Stoudemire
Earl Clark

MAKE IT HAPPEN

i would do that so fast. indeed, MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Nando88 wrote:i would do that so fast. indeed, MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Nash / Dragic
Ellis / Barbosa
Hill / Dudley
Randolph / Amundsen
Frye / Turiaf / Lopez

Trade J-Rich for a decent PF until Randolph is ready for big minutes and you're set.

The hell kind of proposal is that?

heathmalc wrote:Cleveland gets:
Amare Stoudemire
Leandro Barbosa

Phoenix gets:
Zydrunas Ilgauskas (with agreement to buy him out so he can go back to Cavs and retire with Cleveland)
Anthony Parker (Next year is not guaranteed)
Anderson Varejao
2010 1st round pick (unprotected)
2011 2nd round pick (unprotected)
Cash (to buy out Ilgauskas)

lolz

A cleveland unprotected 1st rounder is going to be in the 25-30 range which is worth nothing. Might as well just say it's protected.

Im definitely on the trade Amare side but this trade is ****turrible

edit: It reminds me of all those laker fanboy trades where they try to give away their ***for young all-stars

Please don't ignore the swear filter

TASTIC

made no attempt to

but swears are indeed the work of the devil

heathmalc wrote:Cleveland gets:
Amare Stoudemire
Leandro Barbosa

Phoenix gets:
Zydrunas Ilgauskas (with agreement to buy him out so he can go back to Cavs and retire with Cleveland)
Anthony Parker (Next year is not guaranteed)
Anderson Varejao
2010 1st round pick (unprotected)
2011 2nd round pick (unprotected)
Cash (to buy out Ilgauskas)

Why? What do we benefit from this trade?

Lol as if the trade isn't a middle finger in the first place, I love how we have to agree not to keep Z

ROFL

Yeah this is a terrible trade. I hate watching Varejao, and I have to do it every game. My wife and I yell at him every time he touches the ball.

And why get their draft pick when we might be able to trade just barbosa to someone for a late 1st rounder or even just buy one and give them Tuckers expiring? I'm sure we can just straight out buy an early 2nd rounder from someone. I think 3 or 4 picks from 29-35 or so were sold flat out last year by teams that just didn't need more people to pay not to play or already had plenty of young talent to develop.