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Re: Atlanta Hawks Official Trade Ideas Thread 

Post#981 » by dms269 » Sun Dec 29, 2013 3:51 pm

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FCNATL85 wrote:Considering Al's injury would you either tank or do this:

Sap + Rights to Bebe and 2014 2nd to HOU
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Asik and T.Jones

Asik
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If it was too much to give Millsap for just asik, then why a re we also giving up Bebe? Take Bebe out and it is better.

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I suggest that you post this deal in trade & transactions for feedback. I think they would be interesting.


The asik for Millsap base has been posted and discused. Most fans other than the rockets agree Millsap is worth more...just how much more is the key.

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Post#982 » by red96 » Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:30 pm

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If it was too much to give Millsap for just asik, then why are we also giving up Bebe? Take Bebe out and it is better.

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I suggest that you post this deal in trade & transactions for feedback. I think they would be interesting.


The asik for Millsap base has been posted and discused. Most fans other than the rockets agree Millsap is worth more...just how much more is the key.

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I agree that Milsap is worth more right now. But how much is a Milsap upgrade worth to the Rockets is key as well.

So far in his young carrer Jones has already shown his game to be no worse than Milsap's in any area other than offensive polish.. Basic and advanced stats prove this. The Rockets are already 1st in scoring and top 2 in efficiency so....

The return of our 54th pick and those rights add nothing of real value at all. I don't think the the somewhat marginal upgrade of Milsap is worth a soild young player and an elite rebounding and defending big to the Rockets. Once again I think this deal should have a trade thread.
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Re: Atlanta Hawks Official Trade Ideas Thread 

Post#983 » by dms269 » Sun Dec 29, 2013 8:18 pm

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red96 wrote:I suggest that you post this deal in trade & transactions for feedback. I think they would be interesting.


The asik for Millsap base has been posted and discused. Most fans other than the rockets agree Millsap is worth more...just how much more is the key.

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I agree that Milsap is worth more right now. But how much is a Milsap upgrade worth to the Rockets is key as well.

So far in his young carrer Jones has already shown his game to be no worse than Milsap's in any area other than offensive polish.. Basic and advanced stats prove this. The Rockets are already 1st in scoring and top 2 in efficiency so....

The return of our 54th pick and those rights add nothing of real value at all. I don't think the the somewhat marginal upgrade of Milsap is worth an elite rebounding and defending big to the Rockets. Once again I think this deal should have a trade thread.


Jones marginal scoring over these last several games does not mean that he is near to being on par with Millsap. Millsap has been even better over these last several games. Jones can get points easily due to Harden and Dwight taking most of the defensive pressure. Paul is going to get double teamed now and he still killed the bobcats.

Houston fans need to realize that Asik does not have the value they think he does. He is in the doghouse already and he is unhappy. Him being injured just adds to this. Your not going to get a yon of value in return for that...which was known after Morey set his deadline and no one offered what he wanted. Gms even said he was likely asking too much and no one will cave.

The value of Bebe is something that has more value than you think. He was a 1st round pick this past Draft and is regarded and one of the best international bigs. He is just very weak and needs to add muscle. Saying he has no value is very wrong.

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Post#984 » by red96 » Sun Dec 29, 2013 10:46 pm

^^ I never said T Jones's scoring game is on par with Milsap's, it was actually the opposite.

My point was that Milsaps superior scoring ability is his only real 1up over Jones. And just because he's gonna be stat padding doenst mean he's become a better player. He doesn't have the game to carry a team. Those padded number mean jack to the Rockets because he wont get those 15-20 touches a game in Houston.

Milsap's scoring is a lot more valuable to a team like the Hawks than to the Rockets especially with Horford out indefinately. Houston's need for a player like Milsap has dimenished a bit with the emergence of Jones. What Milsap supplies over Jones isn't a need for the Rockets anymore and it isnt worth Asik+Jones. What the Rockets need is perimeter defense and to limit turnovers(and health). A backup 5 is also needed if Asik is traded. Milsap nor this trade provides any of the above.

Your trying to convince me that a legit 7ft, ,double double, defense Center is only worth an 6-7 additional points of production that Milsap wouldn't even get in Houston. I never said Asik was worth the world but he worth a lot more than that.

I dont know who Bebe is but he doesnt sound ready to come over anytime soon. Thats if he ever comes over at all. And the Rockets have about 2-3 overseas players already.

That deal just isn't ideal for the Rockets imo.
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Re: Atlanta Hawks Official Trade Ideas Thread 

Post#985 » by dms269 » Sun Dec 29, 2013 11:56 pm

It has been mostly Houston fans who have been providing the push for Millsap/Asik deal. Atlanta fans could care less.

The problem is Asik is not a double double big right now. He is a 4/7 big who is injured and who isn't happy with his role on the team. You are not going to get healthy, happy, double double value for Asik right now...because that isn't him.

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Post#986 » by red96 » Mon Dec 30, 2013 1:27 am

uga_dawgs24 wrote:It has been mostly Houston fans who have been providing the push for Millsap/Asik deal. Atlanta fans could care less.

The problem is Asik is not a double double big right now. He is a 4/7 big who is injured and who isn't happy with his role on the team. You are not going to get healthy, happy, double double value for Asik right now...because that isn't him.

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Your putting words in my mouth again. I didn't say how much i thought he was worth, just more than what was offered in that trade.

The trade we're discussing isn't made by a Houston fan and this isn't really a Milsap for Asik swap. No Milsap for Asik trades made by Houston fans offered a lot of additional value with Asik because no one felt his impact would be overly significant. I wouldn't want to add a lot of additional value for a Milsap for Jones trade. Even though Milsap is an upgrade, he simply doesn't move the dail enough for the Rockets.

I'd like Milsap or any other PF in his tier on the Rockets but he's not worth that price for Houston. Its as simple as that. Imo the best thing about Milsap for the Rockets is he's expiring next year. Milsaps more valuable to the Hawks than he would be to the Rockets. Lets just leave it at that.

And stop the bs. Asik has proven that when given starter minutes HE IS A DOUBLE DOUBLE Center. By your logic, Mike James was an all-star when he was in TOR and Milsap would better than Bosh right now. And so i guess when Milsap stats pad up he'll be on par with Griffen, Dirk, ect. But in reallity, he'll still be the same Milsap he's been for years. He's just going to be padding stats on a average-below average talent team since Horford is out.

The Rockets PF spot isn't a priority right now. But aquiring a quality starting 5 is a priority for the Hawks. Whether its Asik, Gortat, or whoever, the Hawks NEED one. That cannot be denied.
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Re: Atlanta Hawks Official Trade Ideas Thread 

Post#987 » by dms269 » Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:36 pm

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uga_dawgs24 wrote:It has been mostly Houston fans who have been providing the push for Millsap/Asik deal. Atlanta fans could care less.

The problem is Asik is not a double double big right now. He is a 4/7 big who is injured and who isn't happy with his role on the team. You are not going to get healthy, happy, double double value for Asik right now...because that isn't him.

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Your putting words in my mouth again. I didn't say how much i thought he was worth, just more than what was offered in that trade.

The trade we're discussing isn't made by a Houston fan and this isn't really a Milsap for Asik swap. No Milsap for Asik trades made by Houston fans offered a lot of additional value with Asik because no one felt his impact would be overly significant. I wouldn't want to add a lot of additional value for a Milsap for Jones trade. Even though Milsap is an upgrade, he simply doesn't move the dail enough for the Rockets.

I'd like Milsap or any other PF in his tier on the Rockets but he's not worth that price for Houston. Its as simple as that. Imo the best thing about Milsap for the Rockets is he's expiring next year. Milsaps more valuable to the Hawks than he would be to the Rockets. Lets just leave it at that.

And stop the bs. Asik has proven that when given starter minutes HE IS A DOUBLE DOUBLE Center. By your logic, Mike James was an all-star when he was in TOR and Milsap would better than Bosh right now. And so i guess when Milsap stats pad up he'll be on par with Griffen, Dirk, ect. But in reallity, he'll still be the same Milsap he's been for years. He's just going to be padding stats on a average-below average talent team since Horford is out.

The Rockets PF spot isn't a priority right now. But aquiring a quality starting 5 is a priority for the Hawks. Whether its Asik, Gortat, or whoever, the Hawks NEED one. That cannot be denied.


First off, you came onto the Hawks board to comment on our trade thread. As is with most of the team boards, it is a place for fans of that team to discuss deals prevalent to that team, not a place for fans of other teams to come and say how ridiculous a trade is.

I think the big difference is you see it as a Jones for Millsap deal with Asik added. We see it as a Asik for Millsap deal with Jones added.

Atlanta does need a center, but Asik isn't playing now so how does that makes us better? We would be downgrading from Millsap to Jones anyway.

You can say Millsap will be padding stats, but what is to say that Jones and or Asik are not padding stats when playing against Howard? They would be reaping the benefit of playing against a guy who takes teams sending a man over. If Millsap can be padding stats against double teams, then more power to him as a player.

If you want to say that in Asik's per-36, he still wouldn't be a double-double center. You can't say that he is worth a lot since when he is healthy, not in the dog house, and not pissed at the team he is a double-double player...that's not how value works. It is apparent that his value is no where near what Morey thought it was since he is still on the Rockets. Ferry even came out and said that Houston is trying to overvalue Asik.

Atlanta could use a center, but trading Millsap for one is very counterproductive now. It makes even less since for Atlanta to also trading their center prospect in a deal since Bebe could be the starting center in a couple of years. Just because you have never heard of him doesn't mean he has no value. I've been following prospects for several years (in part of simulation basketball leagues) and Bebe has always been one who was a well-known international prospect.
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Post#988 » by red96 » Tue Dec 31, 2013 12:25 am

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uga_dawgs24 wrote:It has been mostly Houston fans who have been providing the push for Millsap/Asik deal. Atlanta fans could care less.

The problem is Asik is not a double double big right now. He is a 4/7 big who is injured and who isn't happy with his role on the team. You are not going to get healthy, happy, double double value for Asik right now...because that isn't him.

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Your putting words in mouth again. I didn't say how much i thought he was worth, just more than what was offered in that trade.

The trade we're discussing isn't made by a Houston fan and this isn't really a Milsap for Asik swap. No Milsap for Asik trades made by Houston fans offered a lot of additional value with Asik because no one felt his impact would be overly significant. I wouldn't want to add a lot of additional value for a Milsap for Jones trade. Even though Milsap is an upgrade, he simply doesn't move the dail enough for the Rockets.

I'd like Milsap or any other PF in his tier on the Rockets but he's not worth that price for Houston. Its as simple as that. Imo the best thing about Milsap for the Rockets is he's expiring next year. Milsaps more valuable to the Hawks than he would be to the Rockets. Lets just leave it at that.

And stop the bs. Asik has proven that when given starter minutes HE IS A DOUBLE DOUBLE Center. By your logic, Mike James was an all-star when he was in TOR and Milsap would better than Bosh right now. And so i guess when Milsap stats pad up he'll be on par with Griffen, Dirk, ect. But in reallity, he'll still be the same Milsap he's been for years. He's just going to be padding stats on a average-below average talent team since Horford is out.

The Rockets PF spot isn't a priority right now. But aquiring a quality starting 5 is a priority for the Hawks. Whether its Asik, Gortat, or whoever, the Hawks NEED one. That cannot be denied.


First off, you came onto the Hawks board to comment on our trade thread. As is with most of the team boards, it is a place for fans of that team to discuss deals prevalent to that team, not a place for fans of other teams to come and say how ridiculous a trade is.

I think the big difference is you see it as a Jones for Millsap deal with Asik added. We see it as a Asik for Millsap deal with Jones added.

Atlanta does need a center, but Asik isn't playing now so how does that makes us better? We would be downgrading from Millsap to Jones anyway.

You can say Millsap will be padding stats, but what is to say that Jones and or Asik are not padding stats when playing against Howard? They would be reaping the benefit of playing against a guy who takes teams sending a man over. If Millsap can be padding stats against double teams, then more power to him as a player.

If you want to say that in Asik's per-36, he still wouldn't be a double-double center. You can't say that he is worth a lot since when he is healthy, not in the dog house, and not pissed at the team he is a double-double player...that's not how value works. It is apparent that his value is no where near what Morey thought it was since he is still on the Rockets. Ferry even came out and said that Houston is trying to overvalue Asik.

Atlanta could use a center, but trading Millsap for one is very counterproductive now. It makes even less since for Atlanta to also trading their center prospect in a deal since Bebe could be the starting center in a couple of years. Just because you have never heard of him doesn't mean he has no value. I've been following prospects for several years (in part of simulation basketball leagues) and Bebe has always been one who was a well-known international prospect.
I never said this trade was ridiculous in this thread. And you kind of lost me. I'll guess that you meant Asik and Jones playing with Howard when you said "against". And I'll agree with you in part about Jones. But most of his production comes within the flow of the game and through hustle ,but he also concedes many rebounds to Howard. Asik didn't benefit playing with Howard at all in the short span they were on the court together.

Im not saying the Hawks should love this trade or that the Rockets should receive way more. Im not even saying Morey will get what he thinks Asik is worth. Im saying that I know who Milsap is and have respected his game since his early years on the (hated) Jazz. I see the trade as it really is. Imo its you who doesn't realize that neither Asik nor Jones are just small valued fillers for us. Thats what that trade implies and that's what your missing. And the fact that Bebe along with Milsap hold more value to the Hawks. You confirmed what I presumed, that Bebe was a couple years or more away from joining the nba contributing to a good team. The Rockets are in more of a "win now" mode and can't wait that long for a foreign player who may or may not develop into a good player. I hope he does and helps the Hawks, much like I hope for our many foreign prospects .

Lets just agree that this deal isn't ideal for either team. I understand this is the Hawks board and If you feel I came across the wrong way, it wasn't intentional. I honestly respect your opinion and like to see other team's fans POV. And I appreciate listening yours. I thank you. I guess I have just 1 more question. In your opinion, would it be too big a price for Asik if Atlanta didn't have to trade any real rotation players to land him? Would the Hawks 2015 top8 protected pick, a future swap pick, with expirings like Ayon and Brand be considered?
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Re: Atlanta Hawks Official Trade Ideas Thread 

Post#989 » by dms269 » Tue Dec 31, 2013 6:18 am

Atlanta's 2015 1st is wrapped up with the rights to swap with Brooklyn. So I wouldn't trade it as Brooklyn is in free fall at the moment and next year doesn't really look to be any better.
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Post#990 » by red96 » Tue Dec 31, 2013 2:36 pm

uga_dawgs24 wrote:Atlanta's 2015 1st is wrapped up with the rights to swap with Brooklyn. So I wouldn't trade it as Brooklyn is in free fall at the moment and next year doesn't really look to be any better.
I thought the Brooklyn swap was only for this years 2014 pick. The Hawks have another swap pick next year as well? I didn't know that. Damn good deals by Ferry. I see Brooklyn being terrible again next year as well. Oh well, thanks for the info.
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Post#991 » by SoCalJazzFan » Tue Dec 31, 2013 9:48 pm

Jazz fan here- not to troll, but to pass something by you.

I realize that the Hawks have zero incentive to tank this year due to the Nets abysmal season and the right to swap picks. I also realize that the Hawks need a decent center asap to continue on the road to the playoffs, which was looking like a second round appearance until Horford got injured (there is an argument that the Hawks have needed a center from the beginning of the season).

How about this trade?
Hawks- Horford
Jazz- Kanter, Marvin Williams, and two 2nd round picks.

Although the Jazz fans love Kanter, he and Favors are just too similar and haven't shown that they can effectively play with each other. Kanter's per 36 mins stats last year were 17 pts, 10rbs, and 1 blk. This year, they are down somewhat, but that is mainly due to limited playing time and playing with Favors much of that time. Kanter and Millsap played really well together (which might be why the Jazz offered Millsap a contract extension but not Jefferson)- in 37 games (total 169 mins) the Kanter/Millsap combo had an OffRtg of 107.4 and a DefRtg of 93.6, for a net +13.7 rating and a +/- = +58! Probably couldn't keep those stats over time, but still it shows that they complement one another.

Marvin is playing so well that he is screwing up our tank job this year. Without Horford, and particularly Joe Johnson, he would probably play well for you too, by giving a bit more size to compensate for Millsap and move Carroll to the bench where he belongs (we wish our GM had signed him as a backup).
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Post#992 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Dec 31, 2013 10:53 pm

^Horford is the closest thing we have in Atlanta to a franchise player. He's an All-Star. Been All NBA. Leads us in points, rebounds, blocks, is on a great contract and is the consummate professional.

It'll take much more than Enes Kanter and some throw-ins to obtain Horford.

To get our best player, it'd cost you guys YOUR best player. The conversation for AL begins (and ends) with Derrick Favors.
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Post#993 » by SoCalJazzFan » Wed Jan 1, 2014 12:47 am

Jamaaliver wrote:^Horford is the closest thing we have in Atlanta to a franchise player. He's an All-Star. Been All NBA. Leads us in points, rebounds, blocks, is on a great contract and is the consummate professional.

It'll take much more than Enes Kanter and some throw-ins to obtain Horford.

To get our best player, it'd cost you guys YOUR best player. The conversation for AL begins (and ends) with Derrick Favors.


Thanks for your thoughts, and I understand your position. However, I doubt that any NBA team would give up their best player for Horford at this time. He has torn both of his pecs over the past 2-3 years and just had season ending surgery. It is a big risk for any team to take on his contract hoping that he will return to form. Utah can take this risk as they have a duplicative player in Kanter and hopes that their franchise player is drafted in June.

Also, at the risk of being offensive, Horford is what I would classify as a 2nd tier All Star. Millsap is in this category, and I believe that both Favors and Kanter have the potential to be in that category as well. Kanter will average 14-18pts, 9-12rbs and 1-1.5 blocks per game if given 30+ mins consistently, and could become the best player on the Hawks.

In my opinion, if the Hawks don't trade Horford now, they will be forced with the decision to trade either Millsap or Horford next summer, as the Hawks need a center and neither Millsap or Horford will want to be a bench player. You might have also overlooked the fact that this trade gives the Hawks more cap room to shop with next summer.
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Post#994 » by Jamaaliver » Wed Jan 1, 2014 7:12 pm

^I hear ya. But you'll find Hawks ownership (and most of the fans) unwilling to part with AL for a young, unproven, disappointing player who might...possibly...one day, become as good as AL already is + a guy we already jettisoned 18 months ago.

Our cap situation is one of the best in the NBA going forward. Dumping Horford's fantastic contract for an unproven commodity like Enes Kanter is a non-starter for us.

I can't see too many fans here (or our GM who was getting calls regarding Horford all summer long) willing to trade Horford when his value is so low.
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Post#995 » by parson » Wed Jan 1, 2014 7:53 pm

Really? Kanter for Horford?

I'll be nice, so please take this over to the Trade Board so they can appropriately insult you.

Hint: people add 2nd round picks to apologize.
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Post#996 » by andog_22 » Wed Jan 1, 2014 9:01 pm

Would this trade make any sense for you guys:

T. Ross & K. Lowry

For:

Schroeder & Lou Williams
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Post#997 » by SBM » Wed Jan 1, 2014 10:08 pm

lmao, at some of these trades. Asik is not some type of sweepstakes. Better players have been moved already this season for a lot less than Paul Millsap. No way you trade Millsap for Asik. Kanter for Horford is laughable.
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Post#998 » by SBM » Wed Jan 1, 2014 10:14 pm

andog_22 wrote:Would this trade make any sense for you guys:

T. Ross & K. Lowry

For:

Schroeder & Lou Williams


That trade does not make sense for us because Lowry is expiring and would cost just as much as Schroeder and Lou together to resign. So, we are not going to be re-signing him. That leaves us essentially trading Schroeder and Lou for Terrence Ross which is just a horrible trade for us.

A better deal would be Schroeder and Bebe for Valanciunas

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Post#999 » by SoCalJazzFan » Wed Jan 1, 2014 10:49 pm

parson wrote:Really? Kanter for Horford?

I'll be nice, so please take this over to the Trade Board so they can appropriately insult you.

Hint: people add 2nd round picks to apologize.


You and Jamaaliver are keeping it classy, which I appreciate.

A second rounder in the low 30's this year isn't to apologize.

I'd sweeten the offer to:
Kanter, Marvin Williams or Richard Jefferson or Rush and Clark (for salary purposes- all decent players), the GSW 2014 pick and a second round pick.

Although Kanter is young and makes mistakes, he is very strong and has a good shooting touch and I believe will be a solid starting center (easily a 14 pt 10 rb or better guy), and possibly could become a fringe All Star in a couple of years. At the end of last season, Jazz fans thought he was possibly the best future player they had, but when the Jazz committed to Favors he became expendable.

If Horford were healthy, or if Millsap wasn't filling in so well, he might be worth be more.
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Post#1000 » by JazzMatt13 » Thu Jan 2, 2014 12:12 am

SoCal, I put Horfords shot chart up against Kanter's in our board, and it is no question who is actually a walking double and who is a double double tease, and who is actually the real big with 16-24 foot range.

As of right now, Kanter is only going to be a back up for most teams, especially this team if Horford weren't injured. But at most he is barely worth building up, with more question marks than solid proof he can do anything.

The only way they take Horford for Kanter is if we give them both our 1st round picks, and even then it is questionable as to why they would consider it, and why we would bother. Al is on for 2 years after this at 12 million each, which is an even bigger steal than what we got Favors. They were a top 3 team (in East) with this years team, so they bite the bullet and go for it next year!

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