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12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:47 am
by campybatman
Free agents who sign contracts in the offseason can't be traded by their new team until Dec. 15 or three months from the day the contract is inked … whichever date comes later. The following is the complete list of players from last summer's free-agent class who become eligible to be traded Tuesday:
• Atlanta Hawks: Mike Bibby, Jason Collins, Zaza Pachulia, Joe Smith and Marvin Williams
• Boston Celtics: Marquis Daniels, Glen Davis, Rasheed Wallace and Shelden Williams
• Charlotte Bobcats: None
• Chicago Bulls: Lindsey Hunter and Jannero Pargo
• Cleveland Cavaliers: Jamario Moon, Anthony Parker, Leon Powe and Anderson Varejao
• Dallas Mavericks: Drew Gooden, Jason Kidd, Shawn Marion, Quinton Ross, James Singleton and Tim Thomas
• Denver Nuggets: Chris Andersen, Anthony Carter and Johan Petro
• Detroit Pistons: Ben Gordon, Charlie Villanueva, Ben Wallace and Chris Wilcox
• Golden State Warriors: Mikki Moore and C.J. Watson
•Houston Rockets: Trevor Ariza
• Indiana Pacers: Dahntay Jones, Solomon Jones, Josh McRoberts and Earl Watson
• Los Angeles Clippers: Steve Novak
• Los Angeles Lakers: Ron Artest, Shannon Brown and Lamar Odom
• Memphis Grizzlies: Marcus Williams
• Miami Heat: Joel Anthony and Jamaal Magloire
• Milwaukee Bucks: Carlos Delfino, Ersan Ilyasova and Hakim Warrick
• Minnesota Timberwolves: Ryan Hollins and Ramon Sessions
• New Jersey Nets: None
• New Orleans Hornets: Ike Diogu and Sean Marks
• New York Knicks: None
• Oklahoma City Thunder: Kevin Ollie
• Orlando Magic: Matt Barnes, Brandon Bass, Adonal Foyle, Marcin Gortat and Jason Williams
• Philadelphia 76ers: Primoz Brezec, Rodney Carney and Royal Ivey
• Phoenix Suns: Channing Frye, Grant Hill
• Portland Trail Blazers: Andre Miller
• Sacramento Kings: Sean May
• San Antonio Spurs: Malik Hairston, Marcus Haislip, Antonio McDyess and Theo Ratliff
• Toronto Raptors: Jarrett Jack, Rasho Nesterovic and Hedo Turkoglu
• Utah Jazz: Paul Millsap and Ronnie Price
• Washington Wizards: Fabricio Oberto
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/page ... e-eligible
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:47 am
by Celts09
i dont know about you guys but there is only one player i want on that list, MIKKI MOORE!
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:55 am
by bendyone
Celts09 wrote:i dont know about you guys but there is only one player i want on that list, MIKKI MOORE!
If u were here...Id kick u in the nuts!
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:52 am
by campybatman
Dahntay Jones
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:49 am
by King Of The 4th
bendyone wrote:Celts09 wrote:i dont know about you guys but there is only one player i want on that list, MIKKI MOORE!
If u were here...Id kick u in the nuts!
I'd be the one holding him down.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:43 am
by SonicYouth34
I don't think there'll be much trades this season. Most elite teams don't have much room to change and teh lower teams don't wanna add salary because of the tax or free agency.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:47 am
by IEcelticfan
can we get either safolosha and/or battier and gortat as another backup big (with orl pickin up some of his salary) and trade TA, scal, giddens?
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:38 pm
by Scalamental
Just seeing Chris Anderson's name makes me feel happy for him.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:22 pm
by MyInsatiableOne
Scalamental wrote:Just seeing Chris Anderson's name makes me feel happy for him.
Does misspelling his name make you feel happy for him, too?
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:29 pm
by campybatman
Why would Orlando trade Gortat? I don't believe they want to... And Sefolosha is starting for Oklahoma City. They've no need to trade him if he's obviously contributing to their winning. Houston will need both Ariza and Battier if McGrady is indeed traded. Supposedly, both New York and Miami have an interest in him. He would make more sense with New York but Houston won't have an interest in taking back E. Curry or Jeffries who New York will likely try to foist on them.
A trade that works that I would consider is: Tony and B. Walker for Balkman and Afflalo. Denver might have some interest in this since Balkman's barely even playing and they'll free up his salary while acquiring expiring contracts. The sticking point will probably be whether or not Denver wants to part with Afflalo who starts.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:36 pm
by hard work
bonsaiflipflops wrote:Dahntay Jones
Too bad we cut him 2 years ago...=(
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:05 pm
by Scalamental
MyInsatiableOne wrote:Scalamental wrote:Just seeing Chris Anderson's name makes me feel happy for him.
Does misspelling his name make you feel happy for him, too?
Easy there emo kid.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:05 pm
by campybatman
hard work wrote:bonsaiflipflops wrote:Dahntay Jones
Too bad we cut him 2 years ago...=(
Yeah, like Bowen, he'd improved as a player once he'd left.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:09 pm
by Andrew McCeltic
From that list, Andre Miller and Ramon Sessions have come up in trade rumors already.. neither is really a fit here.
Re: 12/15 - Who'll be traded...?
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:42 pm
by sully00
I don't expect this list to be the guys traded unless a GM is fired why would you change course after 2 months with an off season approaching that everyone has had circled for 3 years?
Teams may make their moves early acquiring a player like Bosh and his Bird rights and teams may look to swap expirings, as well team looking to unload pricey vets with years left on their deals to a very limited pool of buyers. Guys like Battier would cost Houston cap space and at the same time could be replaced in the offseason for much shorter money as their will be limited salary space and tons of free agents.