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Re: We do need to make a move. 

Post#21 » by joe.linnen » Thu Jan 1, 2009 4:07 am

Exile23 wrote:Why do we need to make a move again?


Because out of the Power Forwards and Centers on the team Ilgauskas is the only one that puts up good numbers. Varejao, Wallace, Hickson, and Wright all combind for 15.6ppg 16.5rpg 3.07bpg 1.9apg. Now I must say that would be nice if that came for one player, but that is 4 player stats put together which makes it look even worse.

Hickson-$1,329,480
Wallace-$14,500,000
Varejao-$5,784,480
Wright-797,581
That is $22,411,541 tied up into 4 players that can't produce on the offensive end of then court. This is the reason why you guys need a trade. I say send the Kings Wally Szczerbiak for Brad Miller.


SF:James/Pavlovic/Williams
PF:Miller/Wallace/Hickson/Jackson
C:Ilgauskas/Varejao/Wright
SG:West/Kinsey
PG:Willams/Gibson/Snow
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Re: We do need to make a move. 

Post#22 » by joe.linnen » Thu Jan 1, 2009 4:07 am

Exile23 wrote:Why do we need to make a move again?


Because out of the Power Forwards and Centers on the team Ilgauskas is the only one that puts up good numbers. Varejao, Wallace, Hickson, and Wright all combind for 15.6ppg 16.5rpg 3.07bpg 1.9apg. Now I must say that would be nice if that came for one player, but that is 4 player stats put together which makes it look even worse.

Hickson-$1,329,480
Wallace-$14,500,000
Varejao-$5,784,480
Wright-797,581
That is $22,411,541 tied up into 4 players that can't produce on the offensive end of then court. This is the reason why you guys need a trade. I say send the Kings Wally Szczerbiak for Brad Miller.


SF:James/Pavlovic/Williams
PF:Miller/Wallace/Hickson/Jackson
C:Ilgauskas/Varejao/Wright
SG:West/Kinsey
PG:Willams/Gibson/Snow
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Re: We do need to make a move. 

Post#23 » by B Mac » Thu Jan 1, 2009 7:06 am

That would be great if either A) stats really told the whole story or B) Lorenzen Wright played more than 15 minutes all season. :)

Ben Wallace and Varejao have been invaluable this season. I really dont need PPG, RPG, etc... to tell me that. If you really want to look at some stats tho, check out the PER for our PF position. I think that tells you all you need to know about our PF position this season.
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Post#24 » by old rem » Thu Jan 1, 2009 11:45 am

eyejayem wrote:If there is any possibility of the Gerald Wallace for Snow/Pavs and filler I think Ferry would move on it but if it is pick compensation that is holding it up. Cats probably want our 1st while Ferry wants to give Miami 2nd rd pick.

The other rumor was the 3way Cle/Cats/Por with Wally/Sergio going to cats and Felton going to Portland and Wallace/Frye coming to Cle I'd take that too but again pick compensation is probably an issue.

Wallace is probably at the top of my list because of his versatility to play SF/SG/PF and his defense is top notch. Then I'd consider Josh Howard.

As far as a big, I am not sure there are many that I can think of. Both a prescence downlow and stretch the offense. I would have said Milsap last year but he will get a hugh deal in Utah as they ship out Boozer. I like Frye because he stretches the floor with his range and can play PF/C(I can see him on the floor with Varrajao for stretches). Possibly Hakim Warrick in Memphis who plays SF/PF and can score but his defense isn't great, just like Charlie Villanueva in Memphis.


How do you get Josh Howard? :dontknow:
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Re: We do need to make a move. 

Post#25 » by Mr2400 » Thu Jan 1, 2009 9:39 pm

old rem wrote:
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old rem wrote:Snow + Hickson + Gibson can probably get the Cavs someone decent. The Cav's pick looks too late to have market value, can help replace the depth you trade. Wally? Doubt you want a guy who's essentially a salary dump type.


Wally is a salary dump, and that's exactly why he is a very valuable trading piece for teams that need to clear space and/or rebuild. Wally's salary is near 14 million dollars, so he could really net the cavs a good player if they find the right partner. Snow is essentially the same thing, because he is retiring/retired and i believe his salary is near 7 million dollars. The cavs don't have much reason to trade Hickson and this point. He isn't worth much because he really hasn't proven anything. If anything, he's more valuable to them than anyone else because he can develop into something special. I don't see them including gibson in a package for anything less than a superstar player.


Who is giving up a $14 mill STUD....just to make him go away? Whoever wants Wally STILL has to pay the rest of this season....about a $9 mill disposal fee. So.....what $14 mill guy is so unwelcome someone pays $9 mill to DUMP him? How good is that guy? MAYBE you could try for Kirilenko....BIG contract....11 a game score but when in the mood his versatility is nice.

Gibson in a package for a superstar....yeah.....Gibson and Wally ought to get ya your choice of All Stars..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Good luck on that.....

"Can develop into something special..." uh....perhaps..which is why Hickson is really one of just a few trade chips of any worth. He's what makes Snow a trade chip..for example. Snow along gets you a guy someone thinks is a BAD CONTRACT...has no value. Even then..Hickson is a low #1 pick project.

Sasha....etc.....bfd.....you get back a comparable bench guy more or less.



it's not so much finding a player that is unwelcome, it's finding a team that has a star player that they'd be better off trading when it comes to building for the future. there are plenty of players like that, and they've all been mentioned on this board one time or another. Wallace, Salmons, possible even Carter to name a few.

i never said gibson would net the cavs a superstar, but he won't be included in a trade for someone who isn't truly going to put the cavs over the top. He means too much for their future, and he is a big part of the present as well. He plays well with lebron so, like i said, they won't trade him for just anyone.

Hickson isn't of worth to other teams at this point, because he hasn't proven anything. He holds about the same value as any other mid/late first round pick, which isn't all that much. the cavs would be better off holding onto him if possible because if he does turn into something special, they'd hate to have traded him and he won't be a deal-breaker or deal-maker at this point.

Snow doesn't necessarily have to only net the cavs a "bad contract". He could net someone who maybe just isn't in the right system, someone who isn't happy where he is, someone the cavs would be renting for the rest of the year, someone who just wants to be part of a contender, or a number of other situations.
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Re: We do need to make a move. 

Post#26 » by heathmalc » Sat Jan 3, 2009 4:16 am

heathmalc wrote:I say we send Wally plus 2009 2nd rounder (via Chicago) to Philly for Dalembert and Evans.

Then we trade Varejao and Sasha, plus 2009 1st rounder to Bobcats for Wallace and May.


After tonight's game... Maybe we just send Wally to Philly, Philly sends Dalembert to Charlotte, Charlotte send Wallace to us, and May to Philly:

Philly gets Wally & Sean May
Cavs get Wallace
Bobcats get Dalembert.

Everyone is happy. 8-)
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