Jazz/GSW/LAC trade???

[HolyToledo]

GSW want some bulk up front and would like to take on Boozer's expiring contract in exchange for Jackson but Jazz likely dont want Jackson even though I think he helps the Jazz win games. Here is a trade that works:

JAZZ get B. Wright & Camby
GSW get Boozer
LAC get Jackson

Jazz save $ while adding interior defender allowing Millsap to start and get wright as some compensation as Boozer leaving anyway.

GSW get rid of Jackson and add bulk at PF which they want plus save a ton of money.

LAC get Jackson to make their playoff push. Camby & Kaman expertiment has not worked well. Jazz or GSW may have to throw them a back up center for them to do it though.

Jazz:
PG Williams Price Maynor
SG Brewer Miles Korver Price
C Memo Camby Kosta Fess
PF Millsap Memo AK-47 Kosta
SF AK-47 Miles Matthews

[Soul Patch]

This is one of the better trades I've seen. I especially like the fact that you're not throwing in the 2010 pick just for the hell of it.

[DelaneyRudd]

It's bad for the Clippers.

[Soul Patch]

I guess we do have to throw in the pick.

[HolyToledo]

To make the LAC more interested maybe GSW throw them Mikki Moore or Jazz throw them Fess

[drivewayball]

The problem with your trade is the GS is in it. Just send Boozer to the Clippers for Camby and whoever. Clips would be set with Kaman, Boozer and Griffin to rotate at the 4 and 5. The good news is that Booz is back and putting up his old numbers .... the 24 and 14 stuff that teams seem to love from their pf. His trade value is on the rapid rise.

[DelaneyRudd]

Another thing is just adding players doesn't add value to trades. Only 5 players can play at once. Everyone has to be paid. It's a diminishing return type thing. Draft picks and substituting better throw ins sweeten trades.

[old rem]

GSW would rather just deal Jackson for Camby and keep Wright. Not wasting a talented keeper to just swap Jackson for an expiring is a priority.