GM a Team 2010 - Trades & Transactions Thread

Post #801 » by **CellarDoor** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 3:03 pm

Gremz: as far as I know, he was waiting for me to update my roster salaries, which is funny with some of the other rosters not being completed how he's asked, but has been done.

Re: the Clippers/Blazers trade, i'm curious: how many vetoes were received?

SamBone · Post #802 » by **SamBone** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 4:42 pm

sterncohen wrote:Utah waives Sean May (non-guaranted contract; easy come, easy go).

Utah and Orlando have a trade.

UTAH out/ ORL in:
Kris Humphries $2,900,000

ORL out/ UTAH in:
Jake Voskuhl $1,306,455 non-guaranteed
Juwan Howard $1,306,455 non-guaranteed
2010 CLE 2nd
Total salaries $2,613,910 - obviously works

Utah accepts. Straight salary dump - Humphries is actually half-decent, but this deal will save me $5.8M in salary and tax this year after I waive the non-guaranteed players, and $3.2M plus a roster spot next year.

After approval of the trade, Utah will waive the non-guaranteed contracts; after the appropriate waiting period, Utah would like to re-sign Sean May to the same contract he signed yesterday.

Orlando accepts. We are very impressed with Kris this preseason averaging 13.7 pts and 6 reb in only 18 minutes a game, If he is good enough to be the primary PF/C off the bench in Dallas, I am sure he can fill the same roll on my team.

Mascot · Post #803 » by **Mascot** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 4:55 pm

skorff26 wrote:Sacramento and NOH have a trade to announce

Part 1:
Sacramento Out: Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000
NOH Out: Part of the TPE (3,941,667) from the Amir Johnson trade

Part 2: Sacramento Out: Nathan Jawai $736,420
NOH Out: Part of the TPE (3,941,667) from the Amir Johnson trade

NOH accepts, we do not have much big man depth at the moment and with this trade we get 2 players who we feel have potential and that can be given a chance to play here this year. At worst, we let them walk at the end of the year; at best we find this years Gortat.

Sac accepts, we had too many big men so this helps us out a lot. It also allows us to get nearly 2 million more under the cap to allow room for more trades.

Post #804 » by **roc** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 6:54 pm

Gremz wrote:Interested as to what is happening with the OKC-BOS trade.....

Trade approved - didn't feel like searching for the original post

Post #805 » by **roc** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 6:56 pm

Miller4ever wrote:IND and ORL have another trade to announce.

Gerald Wallace
Pops Mensah-Bonsu
2010 PHI 2nd
2010 LAC 2nd

for

Nick Collison
Anthony Johnson
2010 SAS 1st

Salaries work.

Indiana has a glut at the wings right now, and Gerald Wallace is definitely a decent player on a bad team (CHA, averaging 16 PPG). Nick Collison gives us some depth down low, and nets us another 1st.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #806 » by **roc** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 6:59 pm

CellarDoor wrote:Gremz: as far as I know, he was waiting for me to update my roster salaries, which is funny with some of the other rosters not being completed how he's asked, but has been done.

Re: the Clippers/Blazers trade, i'm curious: how many vetoes were received?

I try and make sure that when I approve a trade all sides have required info, occasionally one slips through like the last deal involving Miami. I sent him an email.

as for number of vetoes - triple what I received for any other trade that had veto requests

Post #807 » by **CellarDoor** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 7:06 pm

^Interesting.

Mascot · Post #808 » by **Mascot** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 10:53 pm

Sacramento signs Wesley Matthews $457,588 fully unguaranteed

babyjax13 · Post #809 » by **babyjax13** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:44 pm

Charlotte and Sacramento have agreed to a minor trade:

Sacramento trades/Charlotte receives:
Malik Allen $1,300,000
2012 Sacramento 2nd

Charlotte trades/Sacramento receives:
Cap space via $1,918,000 TE from my 4th trade

Thunder trade/Bobcats receive:
Nenad Krstic $5,160,832
Thabo Sefelosha $2,759,628
DJ White $1,036,440
Theo Ratliff 825,497
2010 Memphis 1st (Chicago has right to swap picks)
9,782,397 x 1.25 = $12,227,996 > $11,700,000

Bobcats trade/Thunder receive:
Tyson Chandler $11,700,000
Dontell Jefferson $736,420
Joel Anthony $825,497
2012 Bobcats 2nd

Bobcats accept, I am short on power forwards, and the future pick is just a nice added bonus.

Post #810 » by **roc** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:54 pm

poopdamoop wrote:Golden State and OKC have agreed on a trade

Stephen Curry (2.7), Tyreke Evans (3.6), Jamal Crawford (9.4), Cle 2010 1st - Salary = 15.7 x 1.25 = 19.625

for

Devin Harris (8.4) and Luol Deng (10.3) - Salary = 18.7

Why? We lose a lot of our cheap, talented youth, but we get back more proven players in Harris and Deng who are locked up to very fair contracts and are still young enough to be considered part of a young core

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Mascot · Post #811 » by **Mascot** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 1:28 am

babyjax13 wrote:Charlotte and Sacramento have agreed to a minor trade:

Sacramento trades/Charlotte receives:
Malik Allen $1,300,000
2012 Sacramento 2nd

Charlotte trades/Sacramento receives:
Cap space via $1,918,000 TE from my 4th trade

Thunder trade/Bobcats receive:
Nenad Krstic $5,160,832
Thabo Sefelosha $2,759,628
DJ White $1,036,440
Theo Ratliff 825,497
2010 Memphis 1st (Chicago has right to swap picks)
9,782,397 x 1.25 = $12,227,996 > $11,700,000

Bobcats trade/Thunder receive:
Tyson Chandler $11,700,000
Dontell Jefferson $736,420
Joel Anthony $825,497
2012 Bobcats 2nd

Bobcats accept, I am short on power forwards, and the future pick is just a nice added bonus.

Sac Accepts, another 1.3 mill gone off my cap.

Post #812 » by **roc** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:34 am

sterncohen wrote:Utah waives Sean May (non-guaranted contract; easy come, easy go).

Utah and Orlando have a trade.

UTAH out/ ORL in:
Kris Humphries $2,900,000

ORL out/ UTAH in:
Jake Voskuhl $1,306,455 non-guaranteed
Juwan Howard $1,306,455 non-guaranteed
2010 CLE 2nd
Total salaries $2,613,910 - obviously works

Utah accepts. Straight salary dump - Humphries is actually half-decent, but this deal will save me $5.8M in salary and tax this year after I waive the non-guaranteed players, and $3.2M plus a roster spot next year.

After approval of the trade, Utah will waive the non-guaranteed contracts; after the appropriate waiting period, Utah would like to re-sign Sean May to the same contract he signed yesterday.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #813 » by **roc** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:35 am

skorff26 wrote:Sacramento and NOH have a trade to announce

Part 1:
Sacramento Out: Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000
NOH Out: Part of the TPE (3,941,667) from the Amir Johnson trade

Part 2: Sacramento Out: Nathan Jawai $736,420
NOH Out: Part of the TPE (3,941,667) from the Amir Johnson trade

NOH accepts, we do not have much big man depth at the moment and with this trade we get 2 players who we feel have potential and that can be given a chance to play here this year. At worst, we let them walk at the end of the year; at best we find this years Gortat.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #814 » by **roc** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 4:36 am

Gremz wrote:Can I get the numbers for the full 4 year contract extension that David Lee signed please.

I sent you an email with the numbers for Lee

Jimmy76 · Post #815 » by **Jimmy76** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 5:04 am

Suns waive julian wright

Post #816 » by **Gremz** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 6:49 am

OKC will exercise the team options on all their players.

Post #817 » by **roc** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:43 am

They are automatically exercised unless I have received an email saying an option has been declined.

so far...

Chris Hunter, Joe Crawford, Pecherov, Sean Williams, and Alando Tucker are the only players whose options have been declined.

October 17th is the cut off for declining an option so if a team wants to do so, send me an email.

SamBone · Post #818 » by **SamBone** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 12:06 pm

Orlando and Boston have agreed on a trade

Boston will send
Wil Bynum $825,497
to Orlando fro
TPE (created from the Amundson deal, exact same salary amount)
Detroit 2011 2nd
Boston 2013 2nd

Orlando loves Bynum's game and is perfect as our 3rd PG and offensive jolt guy off the bench.

Post #819 » by **CellarDoor** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 12:38 pm

SamBone wrote:Orlando and Boston have agreed on a trade

Boston will send
Wil Bynum $825,497
to Orlando fro
TPE (created from the Amundson deal, exact same salary amount)
Detroit 2011 2nd
Boston 2013 2nd

Orlando loves Bynum's game and is perfect as our 3rd PG and offensive jolt guy off the bench.

Accepted. Bynum was one of about fourteen pgs still on my roster and not a long term piece for me. The 2011 2nd and my own 2nd back help me out with cheap assets in the future.

Post #820 » by **roc** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:52 pm

babyjax13 wrote:Charlotte and Sacramento have agreed to a minor trade:

Sacramento trades/Charlotte receives:
Malik Allen $1,300,000
2012 Sacramento 2nd

Charlotte trades/Sacramento receives:
Cap space via $1,918,000 TE from my 4th trade

Thunder trade/Bobcats receive:
Nenad Krstic $5,160,832
Thabo Sefelosha $2,759,628
DJ White $1,036,440
Theo Ratliff 825,497
2010 Memphis 1st (Chicago has right to swap picks)
9,782,397 x 1.25 = $12,227,996 > $11,700,000

Bobcats trade/Thunder receive:
Tyson Chandler $11,700,000
Dontell Jefferson $736,420
Joel Anthony $825,497
2012 Bobcats 2nd

Bobcats accept, I am short on power forwards, and the future pick is just a nice added bonus.

Trade approved - Please update rosters