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If the Wizards are the 9th or 10th seed at the deadline...

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If the Wizards are the 9th or 10th seed at the deadline... 

Post#1 » by bstein14 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:11 pm

If the Wizards are the 9th or 10th seed at the deadline...

And Jamison isn't looking nearly as good as last year (15 and 8)...

And Arenas is clearly looking like he's not worth his contract....


Could you see, or would you be for trading them both for large expiring contracts($18+ million), a solid young prospect or two, and 2 future first rounders?
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Post#2 » by nate33 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:21 pm

It depends on how "solid" the young prospect is and how high those picks are.

Overall, I don't see a scenario where we would trade away Arenas for exprings, not when he'd be only 50 games back from microfracture surgery.

It's possible that we could look to trade Jamison if he's not producing. But if he's not producing, we wouldn't be able to trade his contract; so it's a moot point.
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Post#3 » by Chocolate City Jordanaire » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:23 pm

Hooray! A new thread idea that won't be locked. Yes! Thanks, bstein.

I would give resounding yes to the trade ideas in your hypothetical scenario.

However, Washington would have to find trade partners for those players whose stocks would be lower but contract $ high. If Gil has a bad year it will only be because his knee isn't right and I think at his salary noboby would want to take that on.

Jamison's the guy I could see going if they're a 9/10 seed. More likely, however, is the Wizards stick with him and fire the coaches.

I don't see the Wizards trading either player, but I'd be for whatever helps the team win. I like Jamison a whole lot for everything he stands for but still want the team's success first.
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Post#4 » by nate33 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:28 pm

The only way I would see us trading Jamison at the trade deadline would be if Blatche made a dramatic leap in the offseason and simply forced his way into the starting lineup. If Jamison was still producing well at the time, then it might make sense to trade him for a better contract and a better fit.

On the other hand, Jamison himself would still be a pretty good (albiet, overpaid) fit as a 6th man extraordinare at SF/PF.
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Post#5 » by Chocolate City Jordanaire » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:30 pm

Barring other injuries, if Blatche makes a dramatic leap there's no way the Wizards would be a 9 or 10 seed.

The day that kid does so thoroughly outplay a still-vital, active, Jamison, and makes AJ the sixth man, is the day the Wizards can look forward to at least making to the ECFs or overall Finals.
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Post#6 » by Cramer » Fri Jul 11, 2008 3:51 pm

bstein14 wrote:If the Wizards are the 9th or 10th seed at the deadline...



I say we re-up EFJ for a few more years.

And people thought this thread would get to page 2 without it getting sucked down into the EFJ rate hole.
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Post#7 » by bstein14 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:11 pm

Some Ideas would be....

Wally(expirings), Eric Snow(expirings), Verajo, 09 and 11 Unprotected first round picks.

Allen Iverson(expiring), Klieza, 09 Denver First, 09 Charlotte First (lotto protected)

Mike Bibby ($15 mil expiring) + Marvin Williams(Or Childress) + 09 and 11 picks

LaFrentz($13 mil expiring) + Blake + Frye + 09 and 11 picks
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Post#8 » by Test of Wills » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:12 pm

This is what Bstein wants Detroit to do:
Pistons trade:
Rasheed Wallace
Future 1st rounder

Washington Trade:
Antwan Jamison
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Post#9 » by bstein14 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:13 pm

RapsFuturePG#26 wrote:This is what Bstein wants Detroit to do:
Pistons trade:
Rasheed Wallace
Future 1st rounder

Washington Trade:
Antwan Jamison


Haha no thanks... if they were both expirings maybe but I'd hate for Detroit to take on that contract at his age.
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Post#10 » by nate33 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:26 pm

bstein14 wrote:Some Ideas would be....

Wally(expirings), Eric Snow(expirings), Verajo, 09 and 11 Unprotected first round picks.

Allen Iverson(expiring), Klieza, 09 Denver First, 09 Charlotte First (lotto protected)

Mike Bibby ($15 mil expiring) + Marvin Williams(Or Childress) + 09 and 11 picks

LaFrentz($13 mil expiring) + Blake + Frye + 09 and 11 picks

A big fat NO to all of those.

Arenas is a 26-year-old superstar. All those proposals are essentially cap relief, role players, and late picks. There is no potential to replace Arenas with those packages. The best one of the bunch is the Atlanta deal because at least Williams is a solid starter and those picks might be fairly high. But I still wouldn't do it. I wouldn't even consider it.

To get Arenas, the minimum offer would have to be cap relief plus a fairly high lotto pick. Anything else and we hang up the phone.
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Post#11 » by JWizmentality » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:35 pm

Realistically, barring any injuries...the coaches would go first. Praise ye the Lord.
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Post#12 » by bstein14 » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:45 pm

nate33 wrote:
bstein14 wrote:Some Ideas would be....

Wally(expirings), Eric Snow(expirings), Verajo, 09 and 11 Unprotected first round picks.

Allen Iverson(expiring), Klieza, 09 Denver First, 09 Charlotte First (lotto protected)

Mike Bibby ($15 mil expiring) + Marvin Williams(Or Childress) + 09 and 11 picks

LaFrentz($13 mil expiring) + Blake + Frye + 09 and 11 picks

A big fat NO to all of those.

Arenas is a 26-year-old superstar. All those proposals are essentially cap relief, role players, and late picks. There is no potential to replace Arenas with those packages. The best one of the bunch is the Atlanta deal because at least Williams is a solid starter and those picks might be fairly high. But I still wouldn't do it. I wouldn't even consider it.

To get Arenas, the minimum offer would have to be cap relief plus a fairly high lotto pick. Anything else and we hang up the phone.



I think having a 6 year $111 million contract would really hurt his trade value, don't you?

Butler has way more trade value than Arenas at this point.

And with his contract and age, if he declines from last year Jamison might actually have "negative" trade value...

I can certainly understand why you wouldn't want to do this.... I agree that this is extremely unrealistic and likely will go thru a coach and a few years before giving up on this "big 3" approach...
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Post#13 » by Soup's Uncle » Fri Jul 11, 2008 4:56 pm

Yeah, firing EJ is where I'd start.
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Post#14 » by FreeBalling » Sat Jul 12, 2008 12:40 am

We are not going to be in 9th or 10th place in 2008/09, more like 2nd or 3rd place. Lets hope EG will ad someone at the deadline to make the push to the finals.
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Post#15 » by yungal07 » Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:26 am

RapsFuturePG#26 wrote:This is what Bstein wants Detroit to do:
Pistons trade:
Rasheed Wallace
Future 1st rounder

Washington Trade:
Antwan Jamison


Lol I'd do that right now.
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Post#16 » by mohammed10 » Sat Jul 12, 2008 11:13 pm

JWizmentality wrote:Realistically, barring any injuries...the coaches would go first. Praise ye the Lord.


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Post#17 » by TheKingOfVa360 » Sun Jul 13, 2008 2:20 am

Arenas is not getting traded for expiring contracts never! He is the face of our franchise please stop insulting us. Do you think the Heat would trade Wade for expirings? Nope.

Now we can do that Jamison for Sheed and a first trade right now.
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Post#18 » by Wizardspride » Mon Jul 14, 2008 10:59 pm

TheKingOfVa360 wrote:Arenas is not getting traded for expiring contracts never! He is the face of our franchise please stop insulting us. Do you think the Heat would trade Wade for expirings? Nope.


B stein has been over on the Pistons board spouting the same nonsense about how the Wiz will want to trade Gil etc., etc....


Can someone explain to me why Gil gets such a bad rap on RealGm? :banghead:
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Re: If the Wizards are the 9th or 10th seed at the deadline... 

Post#19 » by bstein14 » Mon Jul 14, 2008 11:44 pm

Wizardspride wrote:
TheKingOfVa360 wrote:Arenas is not getting traded for expiring contracts never! He is the face of our franchise please stop insulting us. Do you think the Heat would trade Wade for expirings? Nope.


B stein has been over on the Pistons board spouting the same nonsense about how the Wiz will want to trade Gil etc., etc....


Can someone explain to me why Gil gets such a bad rap on RealGm? :banghead:


Rashard Lewis Jr.

$111 million reasons for the Wizards to decide to trade him at some point if he doesn't come back from injury and play like a superstar...
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Post#20 » by Wizardspride » Tue Jul 15, 2008 12:08 am

bstein14 wrote:
Rashard Lewis Jr.

$111 million reasons for the Wizards to decide to trade him at some point if he doesn't come back from injury and play like a superstar...

I hear what you are saying but my issue with you is that you are assuming that the Wiz will want to trade him at some point.


And the comparison to Rashard Lewis is comical. Gil is far and away the better player.
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