Would u do this?

Sebzor · Post #1 » by **Sebzor** » Mon Mar 3, 2008 2:59 pm

CHA get 6th & 36th picks
TOR get 17th & 47th picks

O. Harrington/S. May/6th pick
-for: J. Calderon(S&T)/17th pick

TOR select N. Batum or D. Gallinari + S. Singletary or A. Ponkrashov
CHA select K. Love or A. Ogilvy + J. Dorsey or R. Beaubois

amcoolio · Post #2 » by **amcoolio** » Mon Mar 3, 2008 4:51 pm

Toronto wouldn't.

Calderon didn't really impress me last night, and I hear hes in a slump. He may not get that 9-10mil contract that he was looking for.

chrbal · Post #3 » by **chrbal** » Mon Mar 3, 2008 5:27 pm

Charlotte probably would, assuming Felton was being dealt somewhere else, but I doubt Toronto would.

W_HAMILTON · Post #4 » by **W_HAMILTON** » Mon Mar 3, 2008 7:25 pm

I probably would, even moreso after last night. The only thing that might worry me is his age, and what type of contract he is looking for.

But the way he ran that team in the 1st quarter of last night's game, a team that looked worse to me than our expansion roster, is exactly the type of PG play I want. He'd do wonders with the type of team we've assembled.

I don't pay much attention to college players until it gets draft time, but from what I understand, most of the "can't-miss" type of players will be gone by the 6th pick anyway.

chrbal · Post #5 » by **chrbal** » Mon Mar 3, 2008 8:07 pm

i would do this;

get a board crasher like Philadelphias' Reggie Evans, an affordable shotblocker like Desagana Diop (cheap backup center type) and then a combo guard who will look for his own shots (raymond felton???) and a new starting PG (through the draft or otherwise).

doc.end · Post #6 » by **doc.end** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 10:55 am

Can draft day trades include sign-and-trades?

I would. It is 11 picks down for Calderon and clearing May's contract off. Not sure how Jose would fit but he can find his teammates and for a swap of picks he's a argain. I have considered trading down in this draft even before this offer. I would rather take our chances with mid first pick than raching for a player in lottery pick (around No.6).