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jcldallas24 wrote:Dallas and Cleveland have agreed to a deal...
Dallas Gets:
Right's to Christian Eyenga
Cleveland Gets:
2011 LAC 2nd
Rights' to Shan Foster
Dallas does it because i feel Eyenga has a huge amount of potential waiting to be unlocked and why not keep him overseas until he can reach some of it then come over and play next Roddy and join his back court mate....
lukekarts wrote:Portland and Toronto have come to terms on a trade.
SG - Jason Richardson -$14,444,444
SF - Thaddeus Young - $2,901,940
PG - Andre Miller - $7,269,264
PF/C - Jordan Hill - $2,669,520
2011 1st
Total Outgoing = $27,285,168
for
SF - Paul Pierce - $21,523,531
SG - Marco Belinelli - $2,380,270
PG - Marcus Banks -$4,847,586
Total outgoing = $28,751,387 (the deal works)
Portland accepts. Why? It achieves our objective, landing an experienced veteran on the wing to complete our big 3 (Dwight/PP/LMA). We do lose some depth in the backcourt, and a huge part of our future, but feel we can make some further moves to consolidate into a legitimate title contender.
bness888 wrote:OKC Thunder and the Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to a deal.
OKC outgoing:
Udonis Haslem $5,500,000
Carlos Delfino $3,500,000
Eddie House $900,000
Josh Powell $900,000
total salaries: $10,800,000 x 1.25 + $100,000 = $13,600,000 max incomming
Cavaliers outgoing:
Antwan Jamison $13,358,905
Deal works
WHY? We get our super 6th man, and the perfect big man off the bench. Hes another shooter which what we need. Not to many teams contending for it all have a great sixth man so we love this pick up. good dealing cleveland.
Basketball_Jones wrote:BC holding Casey accountable would go like this:
BC: so I see you played Andrea quite a bit there when he was struggling
Casey: yeah I know, we needed spacing
BC: play him more (walks away)
lukekarts wrote:Portland and Golden State have a agreed on a blockbuster trade.
Portland trade:
Marco Belinelli - $2,389,270
Golden State trade:
Earl Wason - $1,352,181
Theo Ratliff - $1,229,255
Why for Portland?
Well with Mason backing up the SG spot, Belinelli was never gonna see any minutes. Watson is a decent backup point guard at this point, something we don't have, whilst Ratliff offers veteran experience which will be useful if he is called upon.
sterncohen wrote:Minnesota and Charlotte have a trade.
MIN in / CHA out:
Willie Green $3,976,000
2011 CHA 1st
CHA in / MIN out:
James Johnson $1,763,600
Ryan Hollins $2,333,333
Luke Harangody $750,000
Total $4,849, 933
(salaries work, and in any case MIN has cap space)
Minnesota accepts. We needed to consolidate roster spots, and are happy to acquire a first-round pick, even if it means carrying the useless Green for a year.
SamBone wrote:The Lakers and Cavs have agreed to a deal
Lakers send
Alando Tucker $900,000 (ung)
Dan Gadzuric $900,000 (ung)
DJ Mbenga $900,000 (ung)
James Singelton $900,000
2011 LaL 2nd
2012 LaL 2nd
2013 LaL 2nd (totals: $3,600,000)
to Clev for
Carlos Delfino $3,500,000
The Lakers accept. We really like the hustle than James offered, but basically trading 3 very late 2nds for a guy like Delfino was too good to pass up
lukekarts wrote:Pending approval of the prior trade. Portland Trail Blazers and Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to a trade:
Portland sends:
Martell Webster - $4.8m
2013 1st
for
Courtney Lee - $1.3m
James Singleton - $900k
Jarron Collins - $900k
Josh Powell - $900k
The deal works.
Why for Portland? With Pierce and Turkoglu on the books, Martell Webster was surplus to requirements and playing out of position. Lee is a talented young SG who has range to his game and is also good friends with Dwight, whom he played greatly alongside in his first year. It balances the roster out nicely.
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