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Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#1 » by TheKingLivesOn » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:02 am

• Cleveland Cavaliers Trade: Daniel Gibson, Anthony Parker, 2013 Miami 1st Round Pick, Cash
• Cleveland Cavaliers Receive: Taj Gibson 2012 Charlotte 1st Round Pick

• Sacramento Kings Trade: Jason Thompson
• Sacramento Kings Receive: Daniel Gibson, and Cash

• Chicago Bulls Trade: Taj Gibson, 2012 Charlotte 1st Round Pick
• Chicago Bulls Receive: Jason Thompson, Anthony Parker, and 2013 Miami 1st Round Pick

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Cleveland Cavaliers: Although the loss of Daniel Gibson and Anthony Parker is difficult, the Cavaliers come out of the trade with a quality young big man that can play with his back to the basket.

Sacramento Kings: The only 2 Kings players that should be considered untouchable are Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins. That said, the Kings need to put a team around them that complements their talents by spreading out the floor and creating space for them to post up or drive into the lane. They are aggressively pursuing a Point Guard that can run the pick & roll, is a good shooter, can defend fast point guards, and can occasionally take the ball handling pressure off of Reke. That said, Daniel Gibson is a perfect fit for the system and is young on a very reasonable contract. I can understand the urge for Kings fans to want to trade Landry instead, but he is another player that can spread the floor out a little at the 4 spot. He isn’t as athletic as Thompson but doesn’t clog the lane for Reke and Cousins either. They are going to have a high draft pick this year and if they aren’t satisfied with Landry, they can draft an elite PF like Perry Jones or Sullinger. I think the Kings would be best suited to getting the best Point Guard they can by trading one of their Power Forwards and then getting the best value available to them in the draft.

Chicago Bulls: The Bulls get their Shooting Guard that can knock down the 3 and is a lockdown defender. He is also a good ballhandler and can be used to relieve some pressure off of Rose or share some ballhandling duties with the 2nd unit. It can be argued whether Taj Gibson is a better player than Thompson. Gibson is stronger, whereas Thompson is vastly more athletic. The Bulls currently have Joakim Noah and Carlos Boozer who are both half-court big men. Jason Thompson allows them to have a serious threat in the transition offense and might be more suited to playing alongside Rose than Gibson.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#2 » by some_rand » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:15 am

anthony parker is far from an answer to the bulls SG problems...hes probably not even better than keith bogans. Theres no way chicago does this.
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Post#3 » by dozencousins » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:18 am

That trade stinks take that B.S. to the trade board there is nothing to indicate that this is a deal even being discussed so lets move on !
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#4 » by RoyalCourtJestr » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:22 am

bdgking wrote:That trade stinks take that B.S. to the trade board there is nothing to indicate that this is a deal even being discussed so lets move on !


Not every deal that someone posts is ment to be taken as a serious and legitament possibility.

But also this is horrible. No way in heck Sacto, nor Chicago for that matter, do this.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#5 » by TheKingLivesOn » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:22 am

some_rand wrote:anthony parker is far from an answer to the bulls SG problems...hes probably not even better than keith bogans. Theres no way chicago does this.


Parker is definitely better than Bogans! Better defender, bigger, can play at the 2 and 3, elite 3 point threat, higher basketball iq, better ballhandler.. How is he not better than Bogans?
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#6 » by dozencousins » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:36 am

Lightning Strike wrote:
bdgking wrote:That trade stinks take that B.S. to the trade board there is nothing to indicate that this is a deal even being discussed so lets move on !


Not every deal that someone posts is ment to be taken as a serious and legitament possibility.

But also this is horrible. No way in heck Sacto, nor Chicago for that matter, do this.



I get that however ther trade board is where trades are supposed to be discussed unless their is a link or something of substance to back it up !
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#7 » by longfellow44 » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:48 am

^^dude chill we routinely have trades posted within the kings forum that arent based in reality at all. Its not a big deal and in fact we sometimes post whole threads on our board all about making trades this guy didnt do anything wrong except make a terrible trade.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#8 » by boogie-reke » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:53 am

No thank you,

Next.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#9 » by City of Trees » Fri Dec 10, 2010 3:55 am

Kings accept pending this "cash" builds a new arena in Sac. Thank you. That is All.
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Post#10 » by YC42Balla » Fri Dec 10, 2010 4:01 am

This trade request is a skidmark on the underpants of society ... Thompson will now be added to the untouchable list when trading with Cleveland. :nonono:
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#11 » by Javidad » Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:27 am

TheKingLivesOn wrote:• Cleveland Cavaliers Trade: Daniel Gibson, Anthony Parker, 2013 Miami 1st Round Pick, Cash
• Cleveland Cavaliers Receive: Taj Gibson 2012 Charlotte 1st Round Pick

• Sacramento Kings Trade: Jason Thompson
• Sacramento Kings Receive: Daniel Gibson, and Cash

• Chicago Bulls Trade: Taj Gibson, 2012 Charlotte 1st Round Pick
• Chicago Bulls Receive: Jason Thompson, Anthony Parker, and 2013 Miami 1st Round Pick

Reasons:
Cleveland Cavaliers: Although the loss of Daniel Gibson and Anthony Parker is difficult, the Cavaliers come out of the trade with a quality young big man that can play with his back to the basket.

Sacramento Kings: The only 2 Kings players that should be considered untouchable are Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins. That said, the Kings need to put a team around them that complements their talents by spreading out the floor and creating space for them to post up or drive into the lane. They are aggressively pursuing a Point Guard that can run the pick & roll, is a good shooter, can defend fast point guards, and can occasionally take the ball handling pressure off of Reke. That said, Daniel Gibson is a perfect fit for the system and is young on a very reasonable contract. I can understand the urge for Kings fans to want to trade Landry instead, but he is another player that can spread the floor out a little at the 4 spot. He isn’t as athletic as Thompson but doesn’t clog the lane for Reke and Cousins either. They are going to have a high draft pick this year and if they aren’t satisfied with Landry, they can draft an elite PF like Perry Jones or Sullinger. I think the Kings would be best suited to getting the best Point Guard they can by trading one of their Power Forwards and then getting the best value available to them in the draft.



That line alone shows how much you pay attention to Kings players. Landry is the one clogging the lane because he thinks he can post up everybody and their mother. Landry is also the one who is shooting jack spit when jump shooting. He takes 72% of his shots from outside making only 36% of them while the remaining 28% he sinks from in close and he does this as a PF. Thompson playing PF and C takes 61% of his shots from outside making 39% of them. Anyways long story short Landry clogs the lane especially when he plays with Dally while Thompson is always on the outside setting screens.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#12 » by boogie-reke » Sat Dec 11, 2010 3:59 am

I wouldn't say Landry thinks he can post everyone and thier mother.. maybe jumpshot everyone and thier mother - but post? the guy hardly made any this year for some reason.. i'd be alot more happy with him if he actually went to post people up and stopped being a jumpshooter.
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#13 » by City of Trees » Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:49 am

Evans Is King wrote:Kings accept pending this "cash" builds a new arena in Sac. Thank you. That is All.



i still feel this way
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Re: Cleveland/Sacramento/Chicago 

Post#14 » by Bac2Basics » Wed Dec 15, 2010 3:26 am

Evans Is King wrote:Kings accept pending this "cash" builds a new arena in Sac. Thank you. That is All.



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