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Teddy KGB wrote:The Nuggets and the Rockets have a deal to announce:
Denver sends:
Kenyon Martin $15,863,636
Houston sends:
Andrei Kirilenko $16,452,000
Denver accepts, we like Kirilenko's defensive abilities and ability to play multiple positions. We feel that he will compliment Carmelo Anthony's game.
TMACFORMVP wrote:The Portland Trailblazers and Chicago Bulls have agreed upon a trade.
The Bulls send Julian Wright ($2,000,040) in exchange for Patrick Mills ($457,588), and TPE generated from capspace Blazers possess.
The Bulls accept, with recent additions, we don't really need Wright, and take him off the payroll for the 2010.
jcldallas24 wrote:2 Seperate Deals...
1st Trade
OKC Gets:
DeAndre Jordan $736,420
Denver Gets:
Johan Petro TPE $1,939,893-736,420...
2010 2nd Chi/Por
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2nd Trade....
OKC Gets:
Chucky Atkins TPE $3,240,000-$1,084,080
Denver Gets:
Serge Ibaka $1,084,080
Do the trades to get a good young up and coming center who i really like.
calderon13 wrote:lukekarts wrote:Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs have a deal to announce:
Phoenix Trade:
SF - Corey Maggette - $8,937,931
SF - Dorell Wright - $2,700,000
PG - Goran Dragic - $1,836,000
San Antonio Spurs Trade:
SF - Richard Jefferson - $14,200,000
Phoenix does this trade to help progress towards a 2011 rebuild. Richard Jefferson will be less productive than Maggette/Wright & Dragic combined, but given the depth already at the forward and guard positions, we should not sacrifice too much on the court in the meantime.
Phoenix Accepts
Spurs Accept. We acquire a young asset in Dragic, who I personally believe will be one of the best point guards in the future looking at his agility, ball handling and play making skills. He is a decent midrange shooter, can draw fouls and is young, and can therefore bring some energy off the bench. Corey Maggette is a better shooter than jefferson, better contract and is doing relatively well compared to jefferson so having him as our starting SF fits the current plans of this organization pretty well.
Teddy KGB wrote:The Nuggets and the Rockets have come to an agreement on a deal.
Denver sends:
JR Smith $6,171,426
Joel Przybilla $6,857,725
2010 2nd Chi/Por
Total: $13,029,151
Houston sends:
Ben Gordon $10,000,000
Chuck Hayes $2,147,750
Denver accepts. We like Gordon's ability to play both Guard positions and we feel that putting him next to Carmelo Anthony will alleviate pressure off both of them. We also like Chuck Hayes' defense and hustle. Sad to lose JR but we feel that this is a good move for the long term growth of our team.
Mascot wrote:jcldallas24 wrote:2 Seperate Deals...
1st Trade
OKC Gets:
DeAndre Jordan $736,420
Denver Gets:
Johan Petro TPE $1,939,893-736,420...
2010 2nd Chi/Por
_______________________________________________________
2nd Trade....
OKC Gets:
Chucky Atkins TPE $3,240,000-$1,084,080
Denver Gets:
Serge Ibaka $1,084,080
Do the trades to get a good young up and coming center who i really like.
it was off by 60k I know in salaries and thats why you did it this way, but the TE from Petro has expired. Same goes for Denver and atkins TE. Which makes the trade illegal, however, im a nice guy and figured the trade was fair so i did a little looking and you can use the TE that was created in the Jeff Green Trade and Denver can use Stephen Hunter TE.
Trade Approved.
Trade Approved
bryant08 wrote:Milwaukee and Charlotte have come to an agreement:
Troy Murphy $11,047,619
Chris Douglas-Roberts $736,420
Speedy Claxton $5,209,454
for
Nazr Mohammed $6,466,600
Josh Howard $10,890,000
$16.992M vs. $17.39M (obviously works)
Charlotte accepts. Murphy allows us to space the floor more and I like CDR's game in a scenario where he can be a more efficient player with less touches. I think my starting lineup is pretty much complete and good enough to compete in the East.
BlackIce wrote:Pending approval of my prior deal, PHI and LAC have agreed to a trade. We get younger and grab a guy we've been targeting since the beginning of the game, we also save money.
Kevin Martin $9,680,170, Kareem Rush $825,497, 2010 MIL 2nd rounder, 2010 MIN 2nd rounder
total = $10,505,667
for
Eric Gordon - $2,819,880, Rasual Butler $3,945,000 , Ricky Davis $2,400,000
total = $9,164,880 x 1.25 + 100,000 = $11,556,100
SamBone wrote:well after over a week of negotiations, Miami and New Orleans have a deal to announce
NO will trade Collison($1,266,120), Fisher ($5,048,000) and the 2010 NO 1st
to Miami for
Ariza ($5,854,000), D.George ($1,600,000)
Miami accepts because it helps our rebuilding process. This was actually my 3rd option of a trade with N.O. but the pick sealed the deal for me. I love this upcoming draft class and liked Collison alot in last years draft and like what he has offered off the bench this season. I wish Ariza well, he was a nice fit here, but Collison and a 1st was too good to pass on
TMACFORMVP wrote:Edit - I cut PJ Brown before the deal.
The Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Charlotte Bobcats have agreed upon a trade.
The Bobcats send Acie Law ($2,216,160), Brian Scalebrine ($3,413,793), Jose Juan Barea (1,657,500), and Brad Miller (12,250,000) in exchange for Mo Williams ($8,860,000) James Posey ($6,031,800), Fabricio Oberto ($1,990,000), and 2012 Chicago 2nd. .
Bobcats Outgoing: $19,537,453
Bobcats Incoming: $16,881,800 X 1.25 = $21,022,250 > $19,537,453
Deal Works!
The Cavaliers send Anthony Parker ($2,664,231), Fabricio Oberto ($1,990,000), and Mo Williams ($8,860,000) in exchange for Jason Richardson ($13,333,332), Jose Juan Barea (1,657,500), and Chucky Atkins ($825,497).
Cavaliers Outgoing: $13,514,231 X 1.25 = $16,892,788 > $15,816,329
Cavaliers Incoming: $15,816,329
Deal Works!
The Bulls send Jason Richardson ($13,333,332), James Posey ($6,031,800), Chucky Atkins (825,497) and 2012 2nd Rounder in exchange for Anthony Parker ($2,664,231), Acie Law ($2,216,160), Brian Scalebrine ($3,413,793), and Brad Miller (12,250,000).
Bulls Outgoing: $20,190,629
Bulls Incoming: $20,544,184
Deal Works!
Bulls accept. It was tough for us to do, as we like Richardson, and his fit on this team, but unfortunately he doesn't fit with the direction in which we're going, and don't see him in our long term plans. Here we get some pieces that can help contribute now, but also give us more financial flexibility in the future.
bcortell wrote:Karmaloop wrote:The Indiana Pacers and Golden State Warriors have a trade to announce.
Indiana Pacers Trade:
PG A.J. Price $457,588
SF Andre Iguodala $12,200,000
C DeSagana Diop $6,031,800
Golden State Warriors Trade:
SG Quentin Richardson $8,700,000
SF James Jones $4,330,000
SF Anthony Randolph $1,837,560
PF Brandan Wright $2,671,440
The Pacers accept.
While it is hard to trade away Andre Iguodala, whom I traded the face of my franchise for, I feel like I'm getting a great package. In this deal, I get some cap relief in the form of Quentin Richardson's expiring contract and James Jones' unguaranteed contract. And I get a great prospect who I think is ready to break out in a big way and in a sense I see him as a similar player to Kevin Durant. I also get a young big man who still has a lot promise, but injuries have derailed him the last couple of years. The Pacers also take off DeSagana Diop's burden of a contract off our cap.
Golden State accepts. With the addition of Beasley here, Anthony Randolph was available to be moved. We love the future going forward with Jennings/Iggy/Beasley. We also liked Wright, but didn't want to wait for him to get healthy. We wish AR and Wright success in Indy and welcome in Iggy (..and those other guys).
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