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Post#1 » by joshman » Tue Jun 3, 2008 11:01 pm

i was thinking of a trade that looks like this

we send
joe johnson
josh smith
speedy claxton

to detroit for
rip hamilton
tayshaun prince
pick # 29
rodney stuckey

lineup

pg-bibby,stucky
sg-hamilton,childress
sf-prince
pf-marvin williams
c-horford
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Post#2 » by HoopsGuru25 » Tue Jun 3, 2008 11:06 pm

That trade sucks for both teams. a Marvin/Horford front line?
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Post#3 » by mattlanta » Tue Jun 3, 2008 11:08 pm

Wow, incredible!
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Post#4 » by Skyhawk1 » Tue Jun 3, 2008 11:56 pm

OMG, and I thought I'd already seen the worst ideas here. :noway:
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Post#5 » by ATLfan » Wed Jun 4, 2008 12:15 am

No way
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Post#6 » by dms269 » Wed Jun 4, 2008 12:33 am

What exactly does the trade do to help the Hawks? Yes we get a solid spect in Stuckey and a pick and get rid of speedy, but the holes that are left to fill are huge. Marvin isn't a PF, so we would basically have a team of:
Bibby/Law/Stuckey
Rip/Chill
Prince/Marvin
Horford
Zaza

That team is very bad.
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Post#7 » by JoshB914 » Wed Jun 4, 2008 3:50 am

Neither team would do that.
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Post#8 » by evildallas » Wed Jun 4, 2008 6:51 am

I thought someone would post a Detroit-based trade, but I expected better than that.

I give you a simple one:

Tayshaun Prince
Cheick Samb
for
Marvin Williams
Zaza Pachulia

We get a vet to satisfy Joe, who can stroke the 3 and play lock down perimeter D. They get a young potential star (cough) who can score and will fill less pressure with a more veteran lineup around him. Pachulia gives them an expiring big and was really for salary balance. Samb is just intriguing filler. I'd rather have their #29 pick, but I don't feel our package is enough to be demanding.

Not overwhelming, but I think it improves our team without gutting it. Whether or not it is a wise trade in the long term depends on how much you think Marvin will continue to evolve and how much his price tag will be. I still have my doubts that he ever reaches his potential here and think that Prince would help get more out of Joe's prime. I'd be lying if I didn't acknowledge that the move comes with some risk.
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Post#9 » by killbuckner » Wed Jun 4, 2008 12:01 pm

dallas- Detroit doesn't come anywhere close to doing that.
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Post#10 » by JoshB914 » Wed Jun 4, 2008 3:10 pm

I remember when there was a deal centered around Marvin/Prince here earlier in the year and everyone was against it. We would have to give up more than Marvin/expirings for Tayshaun. Even if they do blow that thing up you'd think he'd be the guy they keep because he is still fairly young.
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Post#11 » by M301E814W404 » Wed Jun 4, 2008 6:49 pm

joshman wrote:i was thinking of a trade that looks like this

we send
joe johnson
josh smith
speedy claxton

to detroit for
rip hamilton
tayshaun prince
pick # 29
rodney stuckey

lineup

pg-bibby,stucky
sg-hamilton,childress
sf-prince
pf-marvin williams
c-horford


Are you sure you are talking about basketball? Hello, I'm Earth...have we met?

This would be awful for the hawks in so many ways. We kill out pg of the future, we lose JJ who is much better than rip. We loose smoove who is much better than tayshawn. Finally, we get pick 29. Who wants pick 29. A guaranteed contract for a borderline NBA player. Where do we get better in this deal?
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Post#12 » by Rip2137 » Wed Jun 4, 2008 7:05 pm

JoshB914 wrote:I remember when there was a deal centered around Marvin/Prince here earlier in the year and everyone was against it. We would have to give up more than Marvin/expirings for Tayshaun. Even if they do blow that thing up you'd think he'd be the guy they keep because he is still fairly young.


Another one of those "what the hell is wrong with you people" moment around here for me.

I personally just didn't think that Detroit would do it, but people here were thinking we shouldn't do it.

If somehow they got stupid enough to give up Prince for marvin you LEAP on that deal.

Tayshawn is everything I hope Marvin becomes with better handles.
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Post#13 » by Hawk4Playoffs » Fri Jun 6, 2008 6:58 am

Worst trade ever! That trade wouldn't benefit Atlanta at all... I am sooo happy you are not the Hawks GM. You must be a Pistons fan.
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Post#14 » by evildallas » Fri Jun 6, 2008 4:21 pm

JoshB914 wrote:I remember when there was a deal centered around Marvin/Prince here earlier in the year and everyone was against it. We would have to give up more than Marvin/expirings for Tayshaun. Even if they do blow that thing up you'd think he'd be the guy they keep because he is still fairly young.


I remember that earlier trade thought and I was one of those for it then. I think the 3 things that Tayshaun would add to make the team quite a bit better. Those 3 things are much better perimeter D (which takes a lot of pressure off of Joe), 3 Pt range (which spreads the floor more), and veteran experience (which means that he has knowledge of competiting at a higher level to share). Like I said, there is risk involved on both sides. I really think that Detroit prefers to trade Sheed and either Rip Hamilton or Chauncey Billups.

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