Keeper trade... Good/Bad?

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Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#1 » by jorgo » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:46 am

Currently in last place (due to injuries). 12 team league - 8 cat - Roto - Given up for this year. Looking to next season.

5 keepers per year.

Gerald Wallace
Andrew Bynum
Tyrus Thomas
Jameer Nelson
Luke Ridnour

for

Dwyane Wade
Spencer Hawes
Marreese Speights
Ilyasova
Casspi

Obviously I give up a ridiculous amount of value, but looking purely to increase my keeper value. Could not get any keeper assists.

My keepers are now:
D-Wade
Danny Granger
Yao Ming
Kevin Martin
Greg Oden/Michael Beasley/Raymond Felton

Previously:
Granger
G-Wallace
Yao Ming
Kev Martin
Andrew Bynum


Good? Bad? If I have Granger+Yao (will try to move Kmart), then FT% won't be a problem at all.

Thoughts?
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Re: Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#2 » by jorgo » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:55 am

I think Bynum will come good and be a top 30 player for years to come. My biggest regret. If Lakers don't win this year, they will trade him/Gasol for a PG.

I think Tyrus will become a monster after trade deadline.

Anyways, just a bit of post trade dissonance. I got Wade so I should be happy.
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Re: Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#3 » by DNYLkiller » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:51 pm

Wades value is bumped right up in an 8 cat league. Bynum would have been fun to keep, but it looks like you have sick enough keepers as it is. Good trade, love wade.
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Re: Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#4 » by NetsForce » Thu Jan 28, 2010 6:44 am

My problem with most of your keepers is that they're all a bit on the frail side. You do give up a ton of value but if you're planning for the future like you said you are it makes sense...
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Re: Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#5 » by AlciG » Thu Jan 28, 2010 12:17 pm

jorgo wrote:Currently in last place (due to injuries). 12 team league - 8 cat - Roto - Given up for this year. Looking to next season.

5 keepers per year.

Gerald Wallace
Andrew Bynum
Tyrus Thomas
Jameer Nelson
Luke Ridnour

for

Dwyane Wade
Spencer Hawes
Marreese Speights
Ilyasova
Casspi

Obviously I give up a ridiculous amount of value, but looking purely to increase my keeper value. Could not get any keeper assists.

My keepers are now:
D-Wade
Danny Granger
Yao Ming
Kevin Martin
Greg Oden
/Michael Beasley/Raymond Felton

Previously:
Granger
G-Wallace
Yao Ming
Kev Martin
Andrew Bynum


Good? Bad? If I have Granger+Yao (will try to move Kmart), then FT% won't be a problem at all.

Thoughts?


I'm sorry to say, but those are injuries waiting to happen :(
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Re: Keeper trade... Good/Bad? 

Post#6 » by jorgo » Thu Jan 28, 2010 5:48 pm

Yeah I know. I've always been a sucker for the value found in injury plagued players.

I picked up Yao in the last round of the draft (16th round - we just started the league this season), so I understood fully what I was getting myself into with him.

As for the others, I picked up Martin pretty cheaply at some point during his injured stint. Figured I'd wait for him to return/value increase, then get a more consistent player for him. That one backfired. Hopefully he comes good at some point, and I can trade him to a contender in need of FT%.

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