I am willing to trade Kwame Brown+1st pick for Larry Hughes, Ben Wallace, Zach Randolph, or anything you offer.
Please make an offer.
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Hunter
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IF you are that desperate you should just trade Kwame + 1st for Kurt Thomas.
He'll be able to help stabilize things until Bynum is back and then give you another very solid veteran defender in the middle in the post-season. And you wouldn't be saddled with a horrible contract like Hughes or Big Ben because he's expiring.
Not sure it's really worth a 1st to rent the guy for half a season, but if you are willing to take back some of those other guys I'd think you'd have to consider KT as an option. Seattle has so many future 2nd rounders you could probably get one of those back as well.
He'll be able to help stabilize things until Bynum is back and then give you another very solid veteran defender in the middle in the post-season. And you wouldn't be saddled with a horrible contract like Hughes or Big Ben because he's expiring.
Not sure it's really worth a 1st to rent the guy for half a season, but if you are willing to take back some of those other guys I'd think you'd have to consider KT as an option. Seattle has so many future 2nd rounders you could probably get one of those back as well.
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lol. I see that Brown's play currently (especially today) has made Laker fans go crazy.
Best trade for Kwame IMO would be Lamar/Kwame/Farmar for JO & Harrison and Lakers sign Webber. Crittenton can replace Farmar and Sasha can be used to back Kobe.
Others are:
1. Kwame/Farmar/1st for Hughes
2. Kwame/Sasha for Randolph
3. Kwame/Vlad for Wallace
Other than that you won't get something big for Kwame unless you add good prospects to go with him unless someone desperately needs his $9 million expiring contract.
Best trade for Kwame IMO would be Lamar/Kwame/Farmar for JO & Harrison and Lakers sign Webber. Crittenton can replace Farmar and Sasha can be used to back Kobe.
Others are:
1. Kwame/Farmar/1st for Hughes
2. Kwame/Sasha for Randolph
3. Kwame/Vlad for Wallace
Other than that you won't get something big for Kwame unless you add good prospects to go with him unless someone desperately needs his $9 million expiring contract.
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Jordan45822 wrote:lol. I see that Brown's play currently (especially today) has made Laker fans go crazy.
Best trade for Kwame IMO would be Lamar/Kwame/Farmar for JO & Harrison and Lakers sign Webber. Crittenton can replace Farmar and Sasha can be used to back Kobe.
Others are:
1. Kwame/Farmar/1st for Hughes
2. Kwame/Sasha for Randolph
3. Kwame/Vlad for Wallace
Other than that you won't get something big for Kwame unless you add good prospects to go with him unless someone desperately needs his $9 million expiring contract.
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEe... do lakers fans think this is fair?
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I think NJ and NY should expand the Vince/Zach deal to include Collins and Crawford (since NJ isn't getting enough value back), then spin Zach to LAL for Kwame, Walton and a late 1st.
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