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damecurry wrote:

Blazer50 wrote:101

CLEVELAND AND TORONTO MOVE PICKS

CLEVELAND WILL SEND THE 2ND OVERALL PICK - RIGHTS TO BRANDON INGRAM; TO
TORONTO FOR THE RIGHTS TO PICK #3 DRAGAN BENDER AND THE #10 PICK - BUDDY HEILD

In addition - The Raptors will receive the 1st available 1st round pick that Cleveland has - if not before - Cleveland conveys their 2020 1st with no protection.

Cavs accept - we are bulliog future dept with existing wings in place (Hayward and Gallinari). The chance to get 2 lotto guys with great upside just made sense. Great dealing DameCurry.

Raps accept. Easy trade for us, I am high on Bender but to me this is a two man draft and I couldn't get the 1st one from scott so I took the 2nd. Ingram has the most upside in this draft, a body and skillset that maybe doesn't merit a KD comparision but is not too far off rom that. I didn't really want anybody at 10 and I get a future pick that might be high to make up for dealing it. Just made sense for me, good dealing scott.

immortalone23 wrote:

JR SMITH_5 wrote:#102 : PHI/UTAH

PHI outgoing:

#15
#19
#21

UTAH outgoing:

'20 MIA 1st
'18 PHX 1st
$3,000,000

PHI accepts.

JR SMITH_5 wrote:#103 ; PHI/UTAH

UTAH outgoing:

$3,000,000

PHI outgoing:

future considerations

PHI accepts.

JR SMITH_5 wrote:#104 : PHI/UTAH

UTAH outgoing:

$3,000,000

PHI outgoing:

future considerations

PHI accepts.

JR SMITH_5 wrote:#105 : PHI/UTAH

UTAH outgoing:

$1,000,000

PHI outgoing:

future of nothing

PHI accepts.

Suns accept.

damecurry wrote:

JR SMITH_5 wrote:#106 : PHI/TOR

PHI outgoing:

Stauskas : $2,993,040 / $3,807,147(T) / $5,132,034(Q)
Holiday : $1,015,696
SAC '17 1st
Total=$4,008,736

TOR outgoing:

CAP SPACE

PHI accepts.

Toronto accepts, no real plans for our space so we get an asset or two depending on how you view stauskas out of it. Nice dealing JR.

DK-All Day wrote:

DerrickNoah wrote:107

Houston get:
Carmelo Anthony........$24,559,380 / $26,243,760
Stephen Zimmerman....$1,301,900 / $1,360,400
1M cash
Total = 25,861,280

Magic get:
Myles Turner - 2,463,840 / 2,569,920
Steven Adams - $3,140,517 / $4,321,352(QO)
Andre Iguodala- $11,131,368
Patrick Beverley- $6,000,000 / $5,513,514
Sam Dekker- $1,720,560 / $1,794,600(TO)
MIL 2017 1st
HOU 2018 1st
HOU 2019 1st
HOU 2021 2nd
Total = 24,456,285

money easily works

Magic accept. I wasnt looking to move Melo but DK really wanted him. I like the overall value I am getting & Iggy can start at SF. Good dealin Bro!

Rockets accept. Got to overpay for stars in these games nowadays. We were looking to consolidate and we finally got a player we were chasing all game long. Plan to use Carmelo as a small-ball PF. Hate to lose the guys we're trading, but oh well. Good dealing DerrickNoah!

Timmaytime wrote:

immortalone23 wrote:#108
The Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs have come to an agreement.
Suns get:
Tony Parker $14,445,313|$15,453,126
Derrick Favors $10,983,333|$11,933,333
Total: $25,428,646
Spurs get:
Eric Bledsoe $14,000,001|$14,913,045|$15,826,089
Markieff Morris $8,000,000|$8,000,000|$8,000,000
Ivan Rabb $1,931,900.00|$2,018,800.00|$2,105,700.00 (37.80% of prev) (37.60% of prev)
2018 Suns 1st
Total: $23,931,901
Suns accept, we get a great defensive player in Favors and a proven player in Tony Parker. Good dealing!

Accept, we get a young up and coming star in Bledsoe, and a few future assets. + is there anyone on the planet who could handle Kieff better than Poppovich?

Timmaytime wrote:

Blazer50 wrote:Trade 109

Cleveland and Detroit move Young Bigs

The Cavs have agree to send Dragan Bender(#3 pick.. $3,952,500 .. $4,130,400 .. $4,308,300 .. 26.4% .. 31.2%; to
Detroit for Mitch McGary .... $1,526,040 .. $2,430,982 .. $3,503,045

The Cavs accept this deal - as we are always suspect of European Big Men who often bring a skill set that does not mesh with the NBA style of play. Bender is no exception - with highly touted handles and passing skills, he has not developed his perimeter game and is too light to bang in the post. Cavs remember McGarys run in the NCAA tournament where he showcased great skills, range and the ability to facilitate for his teammates. Draftnet likened him to Bill Lambier (I know most of you guys don't remember the bad boys) and ESPN said:
McGary plays like a bull in a china shop in the best possible sense. He's a frenzy of activity on the court, as if he just finished downing an energy drink, and his strength allows him to clear space. Having spent a lot of time in the high post at Michigan, McGary played closer to the basket in the NBA. Naturally left-handed, McGary also has a good right hand and used upfakes to create openings to shoot. He ended up making a strong 68.5 percent of his shots inside three feet, according to Basketball-Reference.com.

Cleveland is looking for immediate results and like what we believe Mitch will bring with this opportunity.

Accept. Detroit hasn't taken a chance on a true lotto ticket since Darko. (Unless Drummond counts?) we feel McGary has a fairly set ceiling and want to take the chance here.

Bender in an interview said he has been modeling his game after Dirk, how can you go wrong with that??

Timmaytime wrote:

Blazer50 wrote:Trade 110

Oklahoma City Announce Deal with Detroit

The Thunder will send Khris Middleton ... $15,200,000 .. $14,100,000 .. $13,000,000 .. $13,000,000; to
The Pistons for D'Angelo Russell .... $5,332,800 .. 5,562,360 .. $7,019,698 .. $9,160,000

Thunder Accept - Russell will look to share time between the 1 and 2 spots and OKC feels he has a much higher ceiling than Khris long term. The major bonus in the deal is that it will allow the Thunder to clear cap space so they will have room to match a Max offer to Andre Drummond and gives them a backcourt / frontcourt combo that will terrorize the Association for the next decade.
Detroit is at $47M and can easily absorb the salary difference. Great Dealing Timmay - good luck.

Accept. We decided we made a mistake trading Khris so we wanted him back lol. He fits perfectly in between MCW and PG

Hopping4Wiggins wrote:

DerrickNoah wrote:#112

Bulls get:
Sam Dekker..............$1,720,560 / $1,794,600(TO)
Steven Adams...........$3,140,517 / $4,321,352(QO)
Total = 4,861,077

Magic get:
Doug McDermott ......$2,483,040 / $3,294,994(TO)
Tony Snell ..............$2,368,327
Total = 4,851,367

money is the same but the
Bulls also get this minimum player for freeeeee
Nigel Hayes..............$1,000,000

Magic accept.
I love me some Chicago-style McDougie fresh.
Eric loves him some Wisc "cheese eatin" Badgers faces.
This deal was just meant to be.

Chicago accepts because why not.

DroppinDimes wrote:#111

Timberwolves get:

DeAndre Jordan - $21,165,675/$22,642,350/$24,119,025(PO)
Tyreke Evans - $10,203,755

Total - $31,369,430

Pelicans get:
Al Horford - $24,000,000/$25,800,000/$27,600,000/$29,400,000 (PO)
Kyle Korver - $5,239,437

Total - $29,239,437

$29,239,437 x 125% = $36,549,296
Money works.

Pelicans accept. We get older with this deal and we like Jordan and Evans but it just wasn't the correct fit. We needed more shooting and spacing on offense and Horford and Korver provide that. This will also allow us to move Cousins back to center and Horford can play PF. Good dealing HFW!

Minny accepts because this pairs up DJ with Towns.

immortalone23 wrote:

Hopping4Wiggins wrote:#114

Bulls_

Arron Afflalo (signed to a 3 year deal)

Here is the deal:
Year 1 $9,670,000
Year 2 $10,395,250
Year 3 $11,120,500
Andrew Bogut $12,681,725
Kevin Martin $7,377,500
Cody Zeller $4,318,313 | $6,014,855 (QO)

Total $34,376,894

for

Suns

Derrick Favors $10,983,333 | $11,933,333
Kosta Koufos $8,046,500 | $8,393,000
Timothe Luwawu $1,249,800 | $1,306,000 | $1,362,200 (TO) | 59.30% (TO) | 44.10% (QO)
PJ Tucker $5,300,000
Alec Brown (signed to a $2 million over 2 year deal)
Bogdan Bogdanovic (signed to a $3 million over 3 year deal)
'21 1st rounder (top 5 protected - UP in '22 INC in '21)

Total $27,579,633

Works with the 125% rules which we will both have to follow since we are able the tax line. $27,579,633 * 1.25 = $34,474,541

We do this deal because why not.

Good working with you on this one.

Suns accept. Hated losing Favors but I like the trade to fill out our team.

damecurry wrote:

immortalone23 wrote:#114
Jazz get:
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist $13,000,000 $13,000,000 $13,000,000 $13,000,000(PO)
Cory Joseph $7,315,000 $7,630,000 $7,945,000(PO)
Bismack Biyombo $2,940,630
Justin Holiday $1,000,000
Total: $24,255,630
Raptors get:
Mario Hezonja $3,909,840.00 $4,078,320.00
Dante Exum $3,940,320.00 $4,992,385.00(TO) $6,619,903.00(QO)
CJ Watson $5,000,000.00 $5,000,000.00
John Henson $12,267,606.00 $11,422,536.00 $10,577,466.00 $9,732,396.00
2017 Jazz 1st
Total: $25,117,766
Jazz accept, we get a elite wing defender in MKG and great backup in Biyombo. We also get a stead guard in Cojo. Good dealing!!

Raptors accept. Hezonja is clearly the prize in this but I've always been a huge Exum proponent and that hasn't changed just cause of the injury, I still think he could be a fantastic player in this league in time, he's still only 20! We also turn Bismack into a better version of himself on a reasonable deal and get (another) 1st for this year, I think we might be at 6 now?! haha. Never been attached to anyone I give up except MKG and this is just too much value not to deal him.

immortalone23 wrote:

damecurry wrote:Bucks In / Suns Out

Paul Millsap $20,070,033.00 $21,472,407.00(PO)
Demetrius Jackson(15) $1,656,200.00 $1,730,700.00 $1,805,300.00 53.30% 39.80%
Top 10 protected 2019 first
Total $21,726,233.00

Suns In / Bucks Out

Nicola Batum $ 20,000,000.00 $ 21,500,000.00 $ 23,000,000.00 $ 23,000,000.00 $ 21,500,000.00(PO)
Total $ 20,000,000.00

Salaries Obviously work.

Bucks accept. In all honesty I would probably flip batum for millsap because I love Paul, by metrics he's a top 10 player in the league and I just think he plays winning basketball. But this makes me unbalanced and means I need to find a starting wing again so Immortalone, as a reasonable guy, was willing to provide some incentive and made it too good to not do. Nice dealing again man!

Accepted. Suns are ecstatic to have Batum. The French connection with Tony Parker will payoff in the playoffs. Good deal!

DK-All Day wrote:# 116

Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat -

Miami Heat out / Indiana Pacers in:

Paul Pierce - 3,527,920 | | | 3,679,840

------------------------------------------------

Indiana Pacers / Miami out:

Montrezl Harrell - 1,045,000 | | | 1,090,000
Norman Powell - 874,636 | | | 1,014,746
Jake Layman - 500,000
2018 Memphis Second (since Memphis didn't convey its 2016 second, we were awarded their 2018 second)

Total: 2,419,636 x 1.50 = 3,629,454 > than incoming

Pacers accept.

We get our SF for the playoffs. Good dealing DK, it's been a while!

Hopping4Wiggins wrote:

immortalone23 wrote:#118
Suns get:

Goran Dragic $15,891,725 | $17,000,450
Taj Gibson $8,950,000
Kosta Koufos $8,046,500 | $8,393,000
Mike Dunleavy $4,837,500 | $5,175,000 (TO)

Total: 37,725,725

Bulls get:
Tony Parker $14,445,313 | $15,453,126
Brook Lopez $21,165,675 | $22,642,350
Archie Goodwin $2,094,089 | $3,141,133 (QO)
Removal of protection on '21 pick making it a UP first
and then '22 protected 1-6 and then becoming '23 UP INC in '22)

Total: 37,705,077

Suns agree, it give us a younger guard and much needed front court depth and outside shooting. Good dealing H4W!

We agree to this deal to give the vets a better chance at winning some rings. And we have some more trades in mind.

DroppinDimes wrote:

Hopping4Wiggins wrote:#117

The Bulls and the Wizards have reached a blockbuster deal.

The Bulls send:

Jimmy Butler $17,552,209 | $18,696,918 | $19,841,624 | $19,841,627 (PO)
Bobby Portis $1,453,680 | $1,516,320 (TO) | $2,494,346 (TO) | $3,611,814 (QO)
Caris Levert $1,420,100 | $1,484,000 | $1,547,900 (TO) | $2,280,670 (TO) | $3,378,170 (QO)

Total: $20,425,989

The Wizards send:

Victor Oladipo $6,552,960 | $8,551,613 (QO)
Jabari Parker $5,374,320 | $6,782,392 | $8,851,021 (QO)
Frank Kaminsky $2,730,000 | $2,847,600 (TO) | $3,627,842 (TO) | $4,915,726 (QO)
Jaylen Brown $3,227,900 | $3,372,300 | $3,517,500 (TO) | $4,456,672 (TO) | $5,909,547 (QO)
'17 WAS 1st (UP)
'18 WAS 1st (UP)

Total: $17,885,180

Trade works money wise.

It is sad to see Butler leaving but this deal is too good to pass up, we get Frank the Tank to add to the other Sonnie's that we already have. It lets us re-tool and get ready for the future of the Bulls.

Good working with you on this one

Accepted. I give up a lot in this deal but I love the return as well. Obviously Butler is a star in this league. We feel Portis has immense potential and we're very high on LeVert who we feel can contribute right away.

Nice dealing!


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Timmaytime wrote:

DerrickNoah wrote:#113

Magic get:
Paul George $18,314,532 / $19,508,958

Pistons get:
Andre Iguodala.........$11,131,368
Myles Turner............$2,463,840 / 2,569,920
Doug McDermott ......$2,483,040 / $3,294,994
MIL 2017 1st
HOU 2018 1st
LAL 2018 1st (top 5 protected)
HOU 2019 1st
ORL 2019 1st
ORL 2020 1st
ORL 2021 1st
Total = 16,088,248

Money works with 1.5% & 1.25%
ORL is under the LUX tax

Magic accept. Love PG-13. Thx Timmy

Accept. This is a lot of picks. Also 2 former lottery picks and a replacement for George!

We have officially decided that we can not contend

immortalone23 wrote:

DerrickNoah wrote:#114

Magic get:
Marco Belinelli $6,060,606

Suns get:
Patrick Beverely $6,000,000

Money easily works

Magic accept. We needed a shooter after losing Fournier. Good dealin PHX!

Suns accept. We needed a 3+D PG to backup Dragic and go along with out other shooters.

DroppinDimes wrote:

MadNESS wrote:

Blazer50 wrote:Trade 119

THUNDER AND GRIZZLIES MAKE A MOVE

OKC will send Emmanuel Mudiay... $3,241,800...$3,381,480
Al-Faroug Aminu ... $7,680,965 .. $7,319,035
Wilson Chandler.... $11,200,000...$12,000,000...$12,800,000
.......TOTAL.........22,122,875 ...22,700,515 ....12,800,000

Mike Conley ...... $24,000,000 .. $25,800,000 .. $27,735,000 .. $29,815,125 .. $32,051,259 + 2018 2nd MEM

Deal works money wise. The Thunder have tremendous talent and need a bonified leader to take them deep into the playoffs and start what will be a long term window in which they will contend. Mike Conley is that leader. Great Dealing Roberto. Good Luck

That 2018 Memphis second is owned by Miami (I got it from OKC who got it if their 2016 MEMPHIS second wasn't conveyed - which it wasn't.) I then traded that pick to Miami.

Just a friendly heads up - you might want to change the pick

We'll just make it a 2019 2nd. If Scott's cool with that.

Overall I accept this deal. Most of the offers I got for Conley weren't even close in terms of value. Since I haven't really been able to gain a lot of traction on trades overall, I was basically looking for one player in any offer that I can pin my hopes to.

That player for me is Mudiay. I think he's going to be a special player in this league and really made this trade for me. Good dealing Scott.


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