Osirus89 wrote:OK so I came up with this random trade and wanted to see what everybody thought.
Here goes:
http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=zx7jm5g
Two team deal: Dallas/OKC
Dallas sends: Deron Williams, Justin Anderson
Dallas Receives: Anthony Morrow, Cameron Payne
OKC sends: Cameron Payne, Anthony Morrow
OKC receives: Justin Anderson, Deron Williams
Reasoning behind this trade: Dallas has no incentive to try to make a push this year and make their draft pick worse. Deron Williams' contract expires at the end of the year and while Justin Anderson has promise, he is the third string small forward behind Wesley Matthews and Finney Smith. After the season they will have Seth Curry and JJ Barea under contract at the point. Barea is getting older and has injury concerns. Maybe Cameron could be of some use. We will bring in a promising young player at a position of need and Deron Williams can either fill the back up point guard role or start at the 2. (I don't know if he would love that role, but I guess we can cross that bridge when we come to it) He could certainly be a good player to have and since he expires at the end of the year, the team has flexibility regarding what to do this offseason. I would have put Singler with Payne, but I don't know if Dallas would go for that. Morrow also gets more court time in a contract year to up his value.
Depth Chart after trade:
Russ/Williams/Semaj Potential End of game lineup: Russ/Victor/Anderson/Andre/Adams
Andre/Oladipo/Abrines
Anderson/Huestis/Singler
Domantas/Grant/Lauvergne/Collison
Adams/Kanter
You can start still Victor and bring Justin Anderson off the bench and have Deron or Victor start alongside Russell.
Anyway, what do you guys think ? Its not a very big move, but I don't think a big move is coming. Justin Anderson is not a stellar shooter, but he can at least play defense and he can shoot free throws.
Yes. Although I would look to include Matthews.
EDIT: I liked what I saw from Anderson against us very much. The kid plays with a certain fire. You can't teach that.


















