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SamBone wrote:Minnesota and Golden State have announced a trade
Golden State will trade
Crawford (8.64)
Golden State's 2009 1st
to Minnesota in exchange for
E.Snow(7.313)
C.Brewer (2.726)
Miami's 2009 1st
Utah's 2010 1st
Rights to Pekovic
Minnesota is happy to get another lottery pick. We paid a hefty price by trading the 18th pick and a future 1st and agreeing to take on Crawford's contract. But scouts are thrillied about the draft pick
BlackIce wrote:DET and PHI have a trade to announce.
Richard Hamilton $10,812,500
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
Sebastian Telfair $2,300,000
for
Shane Battier $6,373,900
Eduardo Najera $3,250,000
Rodney Stuckey $1,687,320
We get rip back and pay a hefty price to get him. We like a Pierce/Rip 2/3 combo a lot. We also get some bench depth.
BlackIce wrote:DET and IND have a trade to announce contingent on the RIp trade going through.
Andre Iguodala $11,300,000
B.Skinner $1,262,275
2012 2nd rounder
for
Steve Nash $12,250,000
Rashad Mccants $2,620,126
We have completed our team. Nash gives us a top 5 PG and Iggy is no longer needed as we have RIp. We are done with the big trades and are set. Minor ones may occur but we feel our starting 5 has no holes, and our bench is solid.
Steve Nash/Sebastian Telfair
Rip Hamilton/Michael Finley/Rashad Mccants
Paul Pierce/Ime Udoka
David West/Jason Maxiell/Renaldo Balkman
Emeka Okafor/Matt Bonner
Ready to contend.
skorff26 wrote:SamBone wrote:Minnesota and Detroit have agreed on a deal
Prior to the deal, Minnesota waives Josh McRoberts.
Minnesota will send
Maxiell (1,877,572) and B.Skinner (1,262,275)
to Detroit in return for
Afflalo (1,015,400), Ager (1,042,440), Atkins (3,240,000)
with Maxiell being a PPP, I needed to use $4,375,514 as his trade value so the deal works.
Minnesota does this so they can free up future cap space. As much as we liked Max, we would rather use the money on draft picks and upcoming free agency. We like Afflalo and what he has been doing now that he is a starter in Detroit. We feal that he can be a valueable roll player for the teams future. Ager is an expiring and Atkins only has $760,000 guaranteed once he gets waived.
Trade does not work.
Detroit Outgoing: 5,297,840 x 1.25 = 6,622,300; Detroit incoming: 5,637,789 (works)
Minnesota Outgoing: 3,139,847 x 1.25 = 3,924,808; Minnesota Incoming: 5,297,840 (does not work)
here is the an example on PPP; Here is an example of a poison pill calculation: Carmelo Anthony earns $4,694,041 in 2006-07, the final year of his rookie scale contract. Prior to October 31, 2006 he signed a five year extension (bringing the total seasons to six) for the maximum salary, with the maximum 10.5% raises. Anthony's actual salary will not be determined until July 2007, when the maximum salary amounts for 2007-08 are set. During the 2006-07 season the 2006-07 maximum is assumed for the 2007-08 season ($13,762,775), and the salary in subsequent seasons is based on this amount ($15,070,550, $16,378,325 and $17,686,100, respectively). If Anthony is traded during the 2006-07 season, then his outgoing salary from the Nuggets' perspective is his actual salary of $4,694,041. His incoming salary from the other team's perspective would be $13,518,358 -- the average of his 2006-07 salary and the assumed salaries in the extension.
Thus this trade is illegal with the PPP;
also does anyone know if a PPP player loses his PPP status once he has been traded? Since I'm 90% positive that it does for BYC (if I'm wrong on that correct me), but does it with PPP players as well. So, I'm going to assume that a player loses their PPP status as well.
SamBone wrote:skorff26 wrote:SamBone wrote:Minnesota and Detroit have agreed on a deal
Prior to the deal, Minnesota waives Josh McRoberts.
Minnesota will send
Maxiell (1,877,572) and B.Skinner (1,262,275)
to Detroit in return for
Afflalo (1,015,400), Ager (1,042,440), Atkins (3,240,000)
with Maxiell being a PPP, I needed to use $4,375,514 as his trade value so the deal works.
Minnesota does this so they can free up future cap space. As much as we liked Max, we would rather use the money on draft picks and upcoming free agency. We like Afflalo and what he has been doing now that he is a starter in Detroit. We feal that he can be a valueable roll player for the teams future. Ager is an expiring and Atkins only has $760,000 guaranteed once he gets waived.
Trade does not work.
Detroit Outgoing: 5,297,840 x 1.25 = 6,622,300; Detroit incoming: 5,637,789 (works)
Minnesota Outgoing: 3,139,847 x 1.25 = 3,924,808; Minnesota Incoming: 5,297,840 (does not work)
here is the an example on PPP; Here is an example of a poison pill calculation: Carmelo Anthony earns $4,694,041 in 2006-07, the final year of his rookie scale contract. Prior to October 31, 2006 he signed a five year extension (bringing the total seasons to six) for the maximum salary, with the maximum 10.5% raises. Anthony's actual salary will not be determined until July 2007, when the maximum salary amounts for 2007-08 are set. During the 2006-07 season the 2006-07 maximum is assumed for the 2007-08 season ($13,762,775), and the salary in subsequent seasons is based on this amount ($15,070,550, $16,378,325 and $17,686,100, respectively). If Anthony is traded during the 2006-07 season, then his outgoing salary from the Nuggets' perspective is his actual salary of $4,694,041. His incoming salary from the other team's perspective would be $13,518,358 -- the average of his 2006-07 salary and the assumed salaries in the extension.
Thus this trade is illegal with the PPP;
also does anyone know if a PPP player loses his PPP status once he has been traded? Since I'm 90% positive that it does for BYC (if I'm wrong on that correct me), but does it with PPP players as well. So, I'm going to assume that a player loses their PPP status as well.
skorff says that if I add W.Herrmann's $2 mil expiring the deal would work. I agree to do that. I have not been able to get a answer from Detroit, so Detroit please respond if you agree.
skorff26 wrote:BlackIce wrote:DET and PHI have a trade to announce.
Richard Hamilton $10,812,500
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
Sebastian Telfair $2,300,000
for
Shane Battier $6,373,900
Eduardo Najera $3,250,000
Rodney Stuckey $1,687,320
We get rip back and pay a hefty price to get him. We like a Pierce/Rip 2/3 combo a lot. We also get some bench depth.
Detroit Outgoing/Philly Incoming: 11,311,220 x 1.25 = 14,139,025 + 100,000 = 14,239,025
Philly Outgoing/Detroit Incoming: 14,482,420>14,239,025
Thus, the salaries do not match, so the trade is void (Detroit should add a minimum level player and then the trade will work)
BlackIce wrote:DET and DAl have a trade to announce.
Rashad Mccants $2,620,126
Matt Bonner $2,978,000
David West $9,862,500
Steve Nash $12,250,000
for
Dirk Nowitzki $17,178,100 3
Jason Terry $9,696,000 4
Brandon Bass $826,269 1
2010 1st rounder
We lose West/Nash and are sorry to see them go, but we get a superstar in Dirk to pair up with Pierce and Rip. We also get a solid 6th man and a pick.
Gremz wrote:BlackIce wrote:DET and DAl have a trade to announce.
Rashad Mccants $2,620,126
Matt Bonner $2,978,000
David West $9,862,500
Steve Nash $12,250,000
for
Dirk Nowitzki $17,178,100 3
Jason Terry $9,696,000 4
Brandon Bass $826,269 1
2010 1st rounder
We lose West/Nash and are sorry to see them go, but we get a superstar in Dirk to pair up with Pierce and Rip. We also get a solid 6th man and a pick.
Sorry for being picky here, but i know that DAL actually doesn't own it's 2010 1st, so I hope someone can clear this up....
SamBone wrote:so that actual trade is
Minnesota will send
Maxiell (1,877,572) and B.Skinner (1,262,275) and W.Hermann (2,000,000)
to Detroit in return for
Afflalo (1,015,400), Ager (1,042,440), Atkins (3,240,000)
skorff please fast track the approval since multiple other trades depend on this (one was approved already)
BlackIce wrote:skorff26 wrote:BlackIce wrote:DET and PHI have a trade to announce.
Richard Hamilton $10,812,500
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
Sebastian Telfair $2,300,000
for
Shane Battier $6,373,900
Eduardo Najera $3,250,000
Rodney Stuckey $1,687,320
We get rip back and pay a hefty price to get him. We like a Pierce/Rip 2/3 combo a lot. We also get some bench depth.
Detroit Outgoing/Philly Incoming: 11,311,220 x 1.25 = 14,139,025 + 100,000 = 14,239,025
Philly Outgoing/Detroit Incoming: 14,482,420>14,239,025
Thus, the salaries do not match, so the trade is void (Detroit should add a minimum level player and then the trade will work)
DET adds
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
PHI confirm when you see this.
You keep Balkman it still works roster wise I think.
BlackIce wrote:skorff26 wrote:BlackIce wrote:DET and PHI have a trade to announce.
Richard Hamilton $10,812,500
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
Sebastian Telfair $2,300,000
for
Shane Battier $6,373,900
Eduardo Najera $3,250,000
Rodney Stuckey $1,687,320
We get rip back and pay a hefty price to get him. We like a Pierce/Rip 2/3 combo a lot. We also get some bench depth.
Detroit Outgoing/Philly Incoming: 11,311,220 x 1.25 = 14,139,025 + 100,000 = 14,239,025
Philly Outgoing/Detroit Incoming: 14,482,420>14,239,025
Thus, the salaries do not match, so the trade is void (Detroit should add a minimum level player and then the trade will work)
DET adds
Renaldo Balkman $1,369,920
PHI confirm when you see this.
You keep Balkman it still works roster wise I think.
SabasRevenge! wrote:The Minnesota Timberwolves and New Orleans Hornets have a deal to announce:
T.Allen (2.5, 2.5)
D.Mason (5.3)
G.Davis (711,517) = 8,511,517 x1.25 +100,000 = 10,739,396
N.O.'s 2011 1st round pick
for
Miller (9.128, 9.88)
R.Ivey (854,957, 959,111) = 9,982,957
bness888 wrote:The Indiana Pacers and Philly 76ers have agreed on a deal....contingent upon my other like 4 deals lol
TJ Ford $8,000,000
Jarret Jack $2,002,623
2009 BOS 1st (pick number 28)
total = $ 10,002,623
for
2009 SAS 2nd (pick number 55)
Rodney Stuckey $1,687,320
Ricky Davis $2,300,000
Bobby Brown $442,114
Rasual Butler $3,630,000
total = $ 8,059,434 x 125% plus $ 100,000 = $ 10,174,292
After my 5 deals in about 24 hours (wow) this trade should do me in until after the draft giving me a very strong 11 players with good all around defense, with a good bench. and i dont care what anyone says this team is alot better that what i started with, and doesnt include horrendous contracts of elton brand, reggie evans, or jason smith. ALso i still have good youth in Jack, JR Smith and Turiaf. Sure i made a million deals but i feel i did a damn good job. Unless i get something that will blow my socks off im done till after the draft.
TJ Ford / Jarret Jack / Eddie House
Stephen Jackson /JR Smith
Shane Battier / Eduardo Najera
Kenyon Martain / Ronny Turiaf
Marcus Camby / Kwame Brown
i also have rob kurs and juwan howard... just not in the depth chart
SamBone wrote:Minnesota waives M.Ager and his exp contract, then ....
Minnesota and Oklahoma City agree to a trade
Minnesota will send
Crawford (8.64, 9.36, 10.08)
Detroit's 2009 2nd (#45)
Detroit's 2011 unprotected 1st
N.O.'s 2011 unprotected 1st
to OK City in exchange for
Watson (6.2, 6.6)
S.Marks (797,581)
Minnesota does this for salary reasons. I really expected to get more for a 20 ppg scorer who shoots with a good % but had to add 2 of my future picks to get it done. OK City gets a good player and I get more money to spend!
ninja416 wrote:GS waives Jermareo Davidson and then announce the following deal
GS Warriors have agreed a deal with Dallas Mavericks
Warriors Send:
Corey Maggette $8,275,862
Mavericks Send:
Mark Blount $8,513,916
Kyle Lowry $1,163,520
Math works:
GS outgoing = $8,275,862 * 1.25 + 100,000 < GS incoming = $9,677,436
GSW Accept. We like Lowry as a young piece and unfortunately take on Mark Blount's high paycheck, Maggette gets to move on to a team that gives him a chance to win and we continue our young movement.
SamBone wrote:Minnesota waives Josh McRoberts then trades
E.Watson (6.2, 6.6)
to Indiana for
R.Butler (3.63, 3.945)
R.Davis (2.3, 2.4)
Indiana needed a backup PG and I could use a SG/SF that can shoot the 3
bryant08 wrote:Washington/Boston have come to an agreement:
Jermaine O'Neal ($21,372,000)
Thabo Sefolosha ($1,931,160)
Hilton Armstrong ($2,032,800)
for
Larry Hughes ($12,827,676)
Etan Thomas ( $6,864,200)
Daequan Cook ($1,273,200)
2010 WAS 2nd Rounder
20.964 x 1.25 = 26.2 > 25.3
Wizards accept. JO is a solid defender and brings some veteran savvy to a team lacking it. He expires at the same time as Hughes/Thomas, and I pick up an interesting perimeter stopper in Sefolosha and a project big in Armstrong.
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