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I am just reading the the Kidd to Dallas deal is on the verge of happening again:
"The swap will send Devin Harris, DeSagana Diop, Trenton Hassell, Moe Ager and a signed-and-traded Keith Van Horn to the Nets for Kidd, Malik Allen and possibly a third player, Antoine Wright. The Mavericks also will lose first-round draft picks this summer and in 2010, along with the cash payment, the maximum allowed by the league. Cuban would not confirm the players in the deal - Dallas Morning News."

To me this deal makes New Jersey in a couple years a very good team. The picks, Harris, decent big and expiring contracts. With Boston still on top for the next few years, Philly improving, Raps improving and the Knicks (who knows)...I must admit I see the Atlantic Division being very a very interesting story in the next few years.

New Jersey and Philly still have a lot of moves to make before they pose any sort of huge threat in the near future. Both teams will still be looking for their future #1 player.

Miami, Orlando, and the Cavs already have great, young #1 options. With a few decent trades they'll continue to be the teams to beat in the East.

Those picks are crap, but they can be used to trade for another player.

double c wrote:
To me this deal makes New Jersey in a couple years a very good team. The picks, Harris, decent big and expiring contracts. With Boston still on top for the next few years, Philly improving, Raps improving and the Knicks (who knows)...I must admit I see the Atlantic Division being very a very interesting story in the next few years.

I like Devin Harris but the Nets have a lot more rebuilding to go. Let's see what they do with Vince. If they can't unload him for value, they could wallow in the same space they are now for another 2-3 years.

I think the Mavs will regret trading Harris considering how many years he has left in him... thats IF the mavs dont win a championship wit Kidd

Other than the Raps & Celtics...the rest of the atlantic has a long way to go.

boston & raps are legit. Philly is a young team knicks and nets no comment .

If Philly can get someone like Arenas or Brand this off-season then they'll be right there with us next year. They're currently the 8th seed now, and playing some solid ball.

Mr. Perfect wrote:If Philly can get someone like Arenas or Brand this off-season then they'll be right there with us next year. They're currently the 8th seed now, and playing some solid ball.

I think the last thing Philly needs is a ball hog.

In the nest few years:

1. Boston
2. Toronto

3. Philly

4. New Jersey









5. New York

We should also be scared of a front court of Eddy Curry and Zach Randolph. Man the Atlantic Division is improving quickly.

double c wrote:I am just reading the the Kidd to Dallas deal is on the verge of happening again:
"The swap will send Devin Harris, DeSagana Diop, Trenton Hassell, Moe Ager and a signed-and-traded Keith Van Horn to the Nets for Kidd, Malik Allen and possibly a third player, Antoine Wright. The Mavericks also will lose first-round draft picks this summer and in 2010, along with the cash payment, the maximum allowed by the league. Cuban would not confirm the players in the deal - Dallas Morning News."

To me this deal makes New Jersey in a couple years a very good team. The picks, Harris, decent big and expiring contracts. With Boston still on top for the next few years, Philly improving, Raps improving and the Knicks (who knows)...I must admit I see the Atlantic Division being very a very interesting story in the next few years.

this trade is a steal for the nets.devin harris is mad underrated and kidd is done...cuban is bankrolling the future for immediate gratification.

Mr. Perfect wrote:If Philly can get someone like Arenas or Brand this off-season then they'll be right there with us next year. They're currently the 8th seed now, and playing some solid ball.

Being 7 games under .500 is not playing solid ball.