Yahoo wrote:Sources say the Kings are also still open to trade possibilities, and Detroit and Utah are two teams eager to move up in the draft. The Pistons’ Tayshaun Prince could be intriguing to the Kings, who are eager to add a veteran small forward to the roster.
If there is interest in TayShaun, do you think there is any interest in Andrei Kirilenko?
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Andrei Kirilenko
#9 pick
Memphis Pick
Andres Nocioni
Francisco Garcia
#5 pick
Benefits for the Jazz?
Jazz save 6 million dollars going into next season, they sure up the SF spot by adding Andres Nocioni who would fit in very well with this Jazz system. Nocioni is a Sloan guy through and through. They add Francisco Garcia as a great shooter with good length to come off the bench, and replace Korver who let allow to leave in free agency. In addition, they move up in draft and assure themselves the ability to pick pretty much any big man they desire other than Derrick Favors. The Jazz also likely save enough money to make singing Boozer a reality if they desire.
Jazz Line up next season:
Deron/Price/D-Leaguer
Matthews/Garcia
Nocioni/Miles
Boozer/Millsap/Koufos
Cousins/Memo/Fesenko
Why do the Kings do it?
Nocioni had a bad season for them last year, and with Casspi looking like the real deal, they probably don't need his services anymore. By unloading Garcia's long term they open up a lot of money to resign Landry next off season, and could probably resign AK about about a third of what he is being paid now. Plus adding AK makes their team better next season. They move down to the 9 because it's rumored they aren't in love with anyone at the #5 spot, and could likely get a contributor with the #9 pick, and get the Memphis pick they can wait on to see if it turns into anything in the future.
The Jazz could also add in the Harpring Trade Exception to give Sacramento some extra room to move around with trades during the season if they so desire.