GM-a-Team: Super Sexy Edition Trades Thread

Post #102 » by **roc** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 4:53 am

#33

LAC and NYK have agreed to a trade

Aminu/Foye/Gomes for Gortat/Azubuike/Mason

$4,250,000 + $4,000,000 + $2,563,320 = $10,813,320
$6,322,320 + $3,300,000 + $1,400,000 = $11,322,320

We do this to add a cheap C to go with DeAndre while killing or season for tanking purposes and getting rid of a couple contracts we did not want.

LAC accepts

Post #103 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 5:18 am

SamBone wrote:
Miller4ever wrote:Yeah, looking into it, a simple way to fix this is for ness to put in a minimum contract.

This is what I would suggest

Chicago send

Ronnie Brewer - $4,790,000
Kyle Korver - $5,000,000
CJ Watson - $3,600,000
Keith Bogans - $1,600,000

Total Outgoing = $14,990,000 x 1.25% + 100,000 = $18,837,500

Lakers send

Luke Walton - $5,260,000
Ron Artest - $6,322,320
Steve Blake - $4,000,000
Matt Barnes - $1,765,000

Total Incoming = $18,467,720

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Contingent follow up trade

Lakers send

CJ Watson - $3,600,000

Atlanta sends

2011 2nd
$3,631,449 TPE (Josh Childress Trade)

Atlanta would keep J.Crawford and see no reason why he would give him and a 2nd round pick to bness for no reason

Why would i do that? Black Ice and I agreed to make a trade of Jcraw and the 2nd for Watson. Thats what im doing. He can take Dominic McGuire, as the "commish" mentioned. Thanks. Also, since when does an "assistant commish" suggest how to make a deal "better". That has to be the funniest/dumbest thing I've ever read. There are quite a few people laughing about this on AIM as well. What a joke. I will add Dominic McGuire in the first part of the trade, to make it work. Thanks again.

Post #104 » by **Miller4ever** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 5:39 am

You'll show him the same respect you show me. He works at least as hard as I do to make this game run smoothly. I think his suggestion was just as valid.

Post #105 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 5:42 am

Miller4ever wrote:You'll show him the same respect you show me. He works at least as hard as I do to make this game run smoothly. I think his suggestion was just as valid.

Sure, ill take yours though, Can you approve the trade now?

SamBone · Post #106 » by **SamBone** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 5:44 am

Post #107 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 5:54 am

ever since our westbrook / cp3 trade that never happened, you've had a problem with me.
it shows all the time. even if you wont admit, you can tell.

the minimum player for Jcraw does work. ATL is taking less then hes recieving. Im taking on all the salary in that particular trade.

The trade was approved this morning, that is why i updated my roster. THen i wake up, and it wasnt.
Edit: you can see on the post that is been edited 2 times. So what made you change your mind?

i rest my case.

Also, this is officailly the third game sambone has made NOT FUN for me, and other multiple people as well now.

One last thing, i did try and work this out on AIM, not posting it. But "he had to go sleep"...but how is he posting if hes sleeping.

Post #108 » by **Miller4ever** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:56 am

You got a problem with somebody, don't make it public. Dude was just trying to help, not exact some petty revenge on you. It sucks to check in and find out that some silly little beef has deprived me of somebody saving me a lot of time and energy.

Crispy · Post #109 » by **Crispy** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 7:29 am

r0cd0gg wrote:#33

LAC and NYK have agreed to a trade

Aminu/Foye/Gomes for Gortat/Azubuike/Mason

$4,250,000 + $4,000,000 + $2,563,320 = $10,813,320
$6,322,320 + $3,300,000 + $1,400,000 = $11,322,320

We do this to add a cheap C to go with DeAndre while killing or season for tanking purposes and getting rid of a couple contracts we did not want.

LAC accepts

Accept. Aminu fills our SF hole quite nicely and we really like his potential. Going back, it's essentially like trading Wes Johnson for Aminu, and I like Aminu a bit more actually.

MJallday59 · Post #110 » by **MJallday59** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:52 am

#34.

The Denver Nuggets and the Orlando Magic have agreed to the following:

Orlando will send PF Brandon Bass [4,000,000]

The Nuggets will send SF Dorell Wright [3,540,000]

Deal works!

Needed a PF next to Bynum. Done!

dan_atko97 · Post #111 » by **dan_atko97** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 10:05 am

Accept, im a big Dorrel Wright fan, we got him for pretty cheap here.
Good Dealing

BIRDMAN BIRDMAN · Post #112 » by **BIRDMAN BIRDMAN** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 10:32 am

sterncohen wrote:#24

Washington out / OKC in:
Andray Blatche $5,904,152

OKC out / Washington in:
Morris Peterson $6,665,000
Rights to Tibor Pleiss
Rights to Latavious Williams

OKC accepts. I don't want Blatche long-term; after exchanges with many teams, it's clear that his value is not as high as I would have hoped; and I think Pleiss has significant potential and will make an excellent combo at center with McGee.

(fyi, stern is WSH)

OKC (me) accepts. Blatche would be a very solid addition to our ballclub and will provide much needed frontcourt depth that would allow our flexibility in terms of trading to solidify more for many possibilities.

Post #113 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 10:40 am

might wanna post a roster first!

get on AIM too!

dan_atko97 · Post #114 » by **dan_atko97** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 11:04 am

i agree...Get on AIM/answer emails!

dan_atko97 · Post #115 » by **dan_atko97** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 11:47 am

Pending approval of the Orlando/Denver trade Orlando and Oklahomah City have come to an agreement.

Orlando Sends- Dorell Wright($3,540,000), Ryan Anderson($1,409,040)
Total-$4,949,040

Oklahoma Sends- James Harden($4,304,520), DJ White($1,108,680)
Total-$5,413,200

$4,949,040x1.25+100,000=$6,286,300>$5,413,200
Deal Works!

We accept. We tried to get Harden earlier in the game, but failed. We finally get our mand and it frees us up for another deal.
Good Dealing.

BIRDMAN BIRDMAN · Post #116 » by **BIRDMAN BIRDMAN** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 11:50 am

dan_atko97 wrote:Pending approval of the Orlando/Denver trade Orlando and Oklahomah City have come to an agreement.

Orlando Sends- Dorell Wright($3,540,000), Ryan Anderson($1,409,040)
Total-$4,949,040

Oklahoma Sends- James Harden($4,304,520), DJ White($1,108,680)
Total-$5,413,200

$4,949,040x1.25+100,000=$6,286,300>$5,413,200
Deal Works!

We accept. We tried to get Harden earlier in the game, but failed. We finally get our mand and it frees us up for another deal.
Good Dealing.

OKC accepts. We loved Harden's potential, but we even love Dorell's and Ryan's more than his. Both of them would be great assets as they provide more spacing and boost our perimeter shooting.

SamBone · Post #117 » by **SamBone** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 12:34 pm

#21
To Utah:

David Lee $10,800,000
Brendan Wright $3,398,072
Stephan Curry $2,913,840
Louis Amundson $2,225,000
Acie Law $633,253
= 19 970 165 x 1.25 = 24,962,706.2

To Golden State:

Deron Williams $14,940,153
Mehmet Okur $9,945,000
Francisco Elson *minimum, salary not included as per LCoon's CBA

TRADE APPROVED, please update your rosters

FYI, this trade just works, but you are cutting yourself short. For future trades you use

total salary x 1.25% + $100,000 the 1ook can help out when its this close

SamBone · Post #118 » by **SamBone** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 12:58 pm

I know he asked for me not to suggest trades, but instead of being a tool and making up some sort of mystirious agenda against you, you could have taken the time to do what was suggested to you

"rework the deal to make it work"

and simply post this as the trade

Chicago Trades:

Ronnie Brewer - $4,790,000
Kyle Korver - $5,000,000
Keith Bogans - $1,600,000
CJ Watson - $3,600,000

Total Outgoing = $14,990,000 x 1.25% + 100,000 = $18,837,500

Chicago gets:
Luke Walton - $5,260,000
Ron Artest - $6,322,320
Steve Blake - $4,000,000
Matt Barnes - $1,765,000

Total incoming = $18,467,720

LA Lakers Trades:

Luke Walton - $5,260,000
Ron Artest - $6,322,320
Steve Blake - $4,000,000
Matt Barnes - $1,765,000

Total Outgoing = $17,347,320

LA Lakers gets:
Ronnie Brewer - $4,790,000
Kyle Korver - $5,000,000
Keith Bogans - $1,600,000

Total incoming: $11,390,000
Incoming is less then outgoing creating a $5,957,320 TPE for Lakers to use

Atlanta Trades
$3,631,449 TPE (Josh Childress Trade)
2011 ATL 2nd

Atlanta gets
CJ Watson $3,600,000

Part 2 of trade

Atlanta Trades
Jordan Crawford -$1,120,400

Chicago trades
McGuire $854,389
854,389 x 1.25% + 100,000 = $1,167,986

IT ATL is fine with taking the min salary of McGuire the deal is approved
* once ICE (who is honestly the only person, besides TMAC, that was made to give things back from a trade to make it balanced) accepts

Post #119 » by **MadNESS** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 1:01 pm

If you look back at the "approved" then "unapproved" trade on page 5, Miller already approved it.

But either way works for me, i just wanna move on.

lukekarts · Post #120 » by **lukekarts** » Thu Feb 17, 2011 3:51 pm

#36 (I think!)

LA Lakers and Indiana Pacers have a blockbuster trade to announce!

LA Lakers Trade

Ronnie Brewer - $4,790,000

Indiana Pacers Trade

Dahntay Jones - $2,500,000
Solomon Jones - $1,500,000

= Total Outgoing = $4m (x 1.25 + $100k = $5.1m) - the deal works

Why for LA?

Dahntay has cracked the rotation recently in Indiana, he's a good defender, and to a certain extent is quite similar to Sefolosha. Whilst he's older and has less upside than Brewer, it's a lateral move in terms of win now talent and does save some money this and next season.