New GM a Team Transactions Thread

[BlackIce]

LAC and DET have a pick trade to announce.

29#

for

ATL 2010 1st
CHA 2nd 2011

He can't confirm so you're just going to have to trust me I guess, or maybe he can tell someone else on msn to confirm?

[TMACFORMVP]

Yeah, I just asked him, and he confirms the trade.

[skorff26]

The Charlotte Bobcats and Boston Celtics have agreed to a trade

The Celtics will send

Rajon Rondo - 2,094,922
Cuttino Mobley - 9,500,000
#30 Pick
#58
= $11,594,922

The Bobcats send

DJ Augustin - 2,374,680
Roy Hibbert - 1,575,360
Matt Harpring - 6,500,000
2011 First round pick only if in top 10

= $10,450,040 x $1.25 = $13,062,550 > $11,594,922 Deal Works

We're definitely excited about getting Rondo on our team. He's proven to be one of the better pg's in the game and brings a dimension we really really need....defense.

Trade approved please update your rosters.

[skorff26]

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Denver Nuggets have agreed on a trade.

Mike James $6,466,600 9p 2r 3a
Craig Smith $2,300,000 10p 4r 1a
Kendrick Perkins $4,250,000 9p 8r 1a
Total=13,016,600 (*1.25=16,270,750)

FOR

Luke Ridnour $6,500,000 9p 3r 5a
Tyrus Thomas $4,743,598 11p 6r 1a
DeShawn Stevenson $3,883,929 7p 2r 3a
2011 DEN 2nd (Portland has right to swap)
Total= 15,127,527

Trade approved please update your rosters.

[skorff26]

New York and Orlando have a trade to announce

Orlando Trades
Tracy McGrady $22,483,124exp

New York Trades
Brian Cardinal $6,750,000exp
Quentin Richardson $8,700,000exp
Leandro Barbosa $6,600,000
$22,050,000

Trade approved, please update your rosters.

[skorff26]

LAC and DET have a pick trade to announce.

29#

for

ATL 2010 1st
CHA 2nd 2011

He can't confirm so you're just going to have to trust me I guess, or maybe he can tell someone else on msn to confirm?

Trade approved please update your rosters.

[bigpimpdave]

Milwaukee and Detroit have a trade to announce, pending Detroit signing Chase Budinger to the scale deal (* 120%) for the #21 pick.

So Budinger's deal should be:

1st year: 1,266,120
2nd year: 1,361,040
3rd year team option: 1,455,960
4th year team option: 2,319,344
5th year QO: 3,342,175

*I'm assuming the 2nd and 3rd year are *1.2 as well. Correct me if I'm wrong. The 1st year salary for the trade purpose is correct.

Then the trade is:

Charlie Bell - 3,602,960
Damien Wilkins - 3,300,000
TOTAL - 6,902,960

for

Cory Maggette - 8,937,931
Chase Budinger - 1,266,120
TOTAL - 10,204,051

Milwaukee is under the cap and can absorb the extra salary. This creates a TPE for Detroit of (10,204,051 - 6,902,960) = 3,301,091.

Milwaukee accepts. We take on quite a bit of salary long term, but we think Maggette fits our plan very well and provides a #1 scorer on the wing, which is something we were missing sorely. Budinger is a nice wing project as well.

[BlackIce]

Milwaukee and Detroit have a trade to announce, pending Detroit signing Chase Budinger to the scale deal (* 120%) for the #21 pick.

So Budinger's deal should be:

1st year: 1,266,120
2nd year: 1,361,040
3rd year team option: 1,455,960
4th year team option: 2,319,344
5th year QO: 3,342,175

*I'm assuming the 2nd and 3rd year are *1.2 as well. Correct me if I'm wrong. The 1st year salary for the trade purpose is correct.

Then the trade is:

Charlie Bell - 3,602,960
Damien Wilkins - 3,300,000
TOTAL - 6,902,960

for

Cory Maggette - 8,937,931
Chase Budinger - 1,266,120
TOTAL - 10,204,051

Milwaukee is under the cap and can absorb the extra salary. This creates a TPE for Detroit of (10,204,051 - 6,902,960) = 3,301,091.

Milwaukee accepts. We take on quite a bit of salary long term, but we think Maggette fits our plan very well and provides a #1 scorer on the wing, which is something we were missing sorely. Budinger is a nice wing project as well.

Confirmed we dump Maggette.

[deNIEd]

Most of you guys have salaries wrong

this is rookie salary scale for 08/09

http://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=9301

[bigpimpdave]

Most of you guys have salaries wrong

this is rookie salary scale for 08/09

http://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=9301

That's what I used above.

[LeQuitterNotMVP]

Why would you multiply it by 1.2? Those salaries listed are for 2009-2010.

[deNIEd]

Why would you multiply it by 1.2? Those salaries listed are for 2009-2010.

Ya, that's what I meant, lol

for the #21 pick.

So Budinger's deal should be:

1st year: 1,266,120
2nd year: 1,361,040
3rd year team option: 1,455,960
4th year team option: 2,319,344
5th year QO: 3,342,175

Should be

$1,055,100
$1,134,200
$1,213,300
$1,932,787
$2,785,146

[babyjax13]

You have to multiply all of the rookie scale salaries by 1.2, what he had was right.

[bcortell]

Utah and Philly have agreed to a trade:

Philly sends/ Utah Receives:
Michael Redd $17,040,000
#36

Utah Sends/ Philly Receives:
Andrei Kirilenko $16,452,000
CJ Miles $3,700,000
#50

Salaries work.

Utah accepts. We aren't sure if we are going to start Redd or have him come in as a Ginobli type player, but either way, he provides some good offense and shooting which complements Deron and Boozer nicely. With the drafting of Johnson, we don't have much need for Miles, and with Landry and the #36, we feel we can have solid backups for PF.

[MadNESS]

accepted.

Ak fills a need at SF, we move Jackson back to the 2. THis deal makes our huge frontline even bigger. Calderon/Jackson/AK/Camby/Shaq is not only a great lineup, but we can actually stop people. Miles is a nice young player off the bench, and the pick swap is because were gettting miles. Good dealing with you.

[deNIEd]

You have to multiply all of the rookie scale salaries by 1.2, what he had was right.

why would you multiple it by 1.2 since its already adjusted for 2009-2010 rookies

[babyjax13]

Becuase teams can sign players for 120% of the rookie scale,and that is what about 99% of them do.

[bcortell]

Becuase teams can sign players for 120% of the rookie scale,and that is what about 99% of them do.

I would have ended this a long time ago, seeing as no one has said that specifically, but he is correct. I think it's up to Skorf to decide if we should just use normal numbers or play it out like the real NBA and multiply by 1.2.

[skorff26]

Becuase teams can sign players for 120% of the rookie scale,and that is what about 99% of them do.

I would have ended this a long time ago, seeing as no one has said that specifically, but he is correct. I think it's up to Skorf to decide if we should just use normal numbers or play it out like the real NBA and multiply by 1.2.

Rookies sign for the rookie scale x 1.2

A team may sign a player for as little as 80% or as much as 120% of the scale salary figure. For example, the 1st year salary for the #1 overall pick drafted in 2005 can be as little as $2,893,680 or as much as $4,340,520. In most cases, the contract that is actually signed is for the maximum 120% figure. Teams are able to provide this amount using the Rookie exception, even if they are over the salary cap. Annual raises are limited to 8%, and also can't exceed 120% of the scale amount for that season.

Since almost all rookies do sign for the rookie scale x 1.2; every rookie will be signed to that value.

[skorff26]

Utah and Philly have agreed to a trade:

Philly sends/ Utah Receives:
Michael Redd $17,040,000
#36

Utah Sends/ Philly Receives:
Andrei Kirilenko $16,452,000
CJ Miles $3,700,000
#50

Salaries work.

Utah accepts. We aren't sure if we are going to start Redd or have him come in as a Ginobli type player, but either way, he provides some good offense and shooting which complements Deron and Boozer nicely. With the drafting of Johnson, we don't have much need for Miles, and with Landry and the #36, we feel we can have solid backups for PF.

Trade approved please update your rosters.