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willbsn13 wrote: P.S Do we updated our rosters, or wait till the Commish verifies them?
lukekarts wrote:Subject to approval of the Okafor trade, New Orleans have arranged a follow up deal with the Sacramento Kings:
New Orleans trades:
Marcus Thornton - $762,500
New Orleans receives:
Omri Casspi - $1,254,480.
Due to the salaries not matching, NOH will use the traded player exception created in the Okafor deal with Portland, to absorb Casspi's incoming salary.
A short statement from the Hornets GM: "We are pleased to welcome Omri to New Orleans. We feel he suits the long-term role at Small Forward for this team, and feel his outside game makes our wing trio of Paul, Gordon and Casspi one of the deadliest - and youngest - in the league. He also brings an enthusiastic Israeli following with him [money] that I'm sure our fans will appreciate. It was tough to let Marcus go, he proved last season he has all the tools to succeed at NBA level, but with the acquisition of Gordon and Bayless, he would be seeing very few minutes on this team."
willbsn13 wrote:The Knicks and Lakers have a Blockbuster to announce.
Knicks Incoming
Kobe Bryant $24,806,250
2011 First Round Pick
Knicks Outgoing/LA Incoming
Amare Stoudemire $16,500,000
Danilo Gallinari $3,304,560
Wilson Chandler $2,130,482
When your aquiring Kobe Bryant, really you shouldn't be complaining and I'm not. He gives us a fantastic shooting guard, something we have been wanting, and a late game closer. Although it is sad to see STAT(one of my Favs , actually) and Gallo go, but I still have curry's expiring to gain more assets. Were under the cap so it works, P.S Do we updated our rosters, or wait till the Commish verifies them?
Cleveland - Orlando
Anderson Varejao - 7,031,818
for
Ryan Anderson - 1,409,040
Brandon Bass - 4,000,000
Brian Butch - 854,389 (Acquired from Denver)
2011 2nd Round Pick
for
Anderson Varejao - 7,031,818
JazzMatt13 wrote:just because I think aliens probably have to do with JFK, doesn't mean my theory that Jazz will never get Wiggins, isn't true.
babyjax13 wrote:Klomp wrote:BREAKING NEWS: Bitter Rivals Agree to Trade
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (RGM) -- Two Central Division rivals agreed to terms on a trade early Monday morning. Bucks' head coach Scott Skiles was not immediately available to comment. Word initially broke late last night When Milwaukee's GM Klomp made a post on his Twitter page announcing that he approved a trade that would be announced sometime Monday.
In the deal, the Cavaliers will send forward Antawn Jamison and guard Delonte West to Milwaukee for Michael Redd's corpse and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute.
CLE Trades: Antawn Jamison ($13,358,905), Delonte West ($4,500,000)
Total: $17,858,905 (x 1.25 = $22,323,631)
MIL Trades: Michael Redd ($18,300,000), Luc Richard Mbah a Moute ($854,389)
Total: $19,154,389
After word got out, Klomp send out a press release saying the following:
"This is a new day for citizens of Milwaukee and Wisconsin, and the entire National Basketball Association. We will no longer continue to accept the failure of being behind the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers in fan support. This is only the beginning of a transformation within the Milwaukee Bucks' organization from being the laughing stock of the league to being annual playoff contenders."
"We would like to wish Luc Richard Mbah a Moute and the corpse of Michael Redd well as they move east to Cleveland. We feel Antawn Jamison provides the perfect complementary piece alongside Bogut, and the acquisition of Delonte West gives us some future cap flexibility."
Cleveland accepts. Mbah a Moute is a great defender and a hustle player. With the right players around him he could be a good part of my core - now it just comes down to getting some shooters and a primary scorer.
Also I think that Dolonte is a cancer and one of the main reasons James left Cleveland. I wanted him gone even though he is a good player, and getting some value in return was just icing on the cake.
TMACFORMVP wrote:Jimmy76 wrote:detroit and minnesota have agreed to the following deal
Minnesota trades: Beasley, Ellington, Flynn, Sessions, Milicic
Minnesota recieves: Ben Gordon, Wilcox, Summers, Detroit 2011 2nd, Toronto 2011 2nd
Detroit trades: Ben Gordon, Wilcox, Summers, Detroit 2011 2nd, Toronto 2011 2nd
Detroit recieves: Beasley, Ellington, Flynn, Sessions, Milicic
Minnesota accepts
Detroit accepts. We hate to lose Gordon, but his fit with the roster wasn't there. Here we pick up two long term assets for our team, that can either grow with our core, or be used as trade assets down the line.
Edit - The main incentive was bringing Darko back to Detroit.
bryant08 wrote:The Raptors and Grizzlies have come to an agreement on a second trade between the teams:
Jarrett Jack $4,600,000
Solomon Alabi (unsure of official numbers yet)*
for
rights to Xavier Henry
rights to Greivis Vasquez
*3 year contract, contract speculated to start at around $700K
The Grizzlies use their cap room to absorb Jack and Alabi's contracts.
The Raptors accept. Henry is a legitimate prospect and adds to our young core moving forward. I'm willing to let these guys battle it out for the future jobs on my team and I do believe DeRozan/Henry is my wing combo of the future. Vasquez to me is a solid prospect as well and one I believe is definitely sixth man or starting PG material.
MJallday59 wrote:[Pending approval of previous trades]
The Denver Nuggets and Philadelphia 76'ers have agreed to the following:
Part 1: 76'ers send Evan Turner [4,602,720] to the Nuggets for a TPE
Denver has a 11 Million TPE so this deal works
Part 2:
The Nuggets will send:
Ty Lawson - 1,546,560
J.R Smith- 6,694,851
Taj Gibson - 1,117,680
Chris Andersen - 3,942,000
Total: $13,301,091 x 1.25 = 16626363.8
The 76'ers will send:
Elton Brand - $15,959,100
lukekarts wrote:Subject to approval of the Okafor trade, New Orleans have arranged a follow up deal with the Sacramento Kings:
New Orleans trades:
Marcus Thornton - $762,500
New Orleans receives:
Omri Casspi - $1,254,480.
Due to the salaries not matching, NOH will use the traded player exception created in the Okafor deal with Portland, to absorb Casspi's incoming salary.
A short statement from the Hornets GM: "We are pleased to welcome Omri to New Orleans. We feel he suits the long-term role at Small Forward for this team, and feel his outside game makes our wing trio of Paul, Gordon and Casspi one of the deadliest - and youngest - in the league. He also brings an enthusiastic Israeli following with him [money] that I'm sure our fans will appreciate. It was tough to let Marcus go, he proved last season he has all the tools to succeed at NBA level, but with the acquisition of Gordon and Bayless, he would be seeing very few minutes on this team."
MJallday59 wrote:[Pending approval of previous trades]
The Denver Nuggets and Philadelphia 76'ers have agreed to the following:
The Nuggets will send:
Ty Lawson - 1,546,560
J.R Smith- 6,694,851
Taj Gibson - 1,117,680
Chris Andersen - 3,942,000
Total: $13,301,091 x 1.25 = 16626363.8
The 76'ers will send:
Draft Rights to Evan Turner
Elton Brand - $15,959,100
This is simply a consolidation move for our team. We needed to make a move that would bring in a co-star for rose and we believe that Evan Turner is that guy. With Rose, Turner, Deng and Nene occupying a majority of the minutes, it was extremely hard to justify keeping the rest of our bench. We wish Lawson, Smith, Gibson and Andersen all the best of luck in the future.
lukekarts wrote:Just a quick amend to this (doesn't affect the deal) - the TPE is now part of the Morris Peterson to OKC TPE.
SamBone wrote:lukekarts wrote:Just a quick amend to this (doesn't affect the deal) - the TPE is now part of the Morris Peterson to OKC TPE.
TPE's can not be combined or used with a player
lukekarts wrote:New Orleans have agreed a trade with the Charlotte Bobcats.
New Orleans send:
Emeka Okafor - $11,540,375
Craig Brackins - $1,306,920
for
Erick Dampier - $13,078,000
Why? Simply a cost cutting move. We hope Emeka returns to the form got him recognition, now he's home in Charlotte.
BlackIce wrote:bness888 wrote:Los Angeles Lakers and Memphis Grizzlies have a HUGE, EPIC, CRAZY Blockbuster deal to announce.
I can't beleive im going to type this!
Lakers outgoing:
Kobe Bryant (yeah i said it) $24,806,250
Steve Blake $4,000,000
2011 LAL 2nd
2011 Miami 2nd
Total Salaries: $28,806,250
Memphis outoing:
O.J. Mayo $4,456,200
Rudy Gay $13,603,750
Marc Gasol $3,580,247
Demarre Carroll $1,085,400
Darrell Arthur $1,123,680
Total Salaries: $23,849,277 x 1.25 % plus 100,000 = $30,011,596
Deal Works.
Why?
We do this to stick to our plan and rebuild the Lakers. I honestly can not beleive im moving Kobe Bryant, but its a game, and We were sick of seeing the Lakers win the "win now" category. We want to win the "win Future" Category for once. With that being said, Mayo might end up being the Triangle PG, but for right now he's Kobe's replacement. Gasol will back up Bynum giving me a sickning center combo, and were not sure what Gay will be on this team yet, but we like his youth, just not so much his contract. Good dealing B.I. and good luck building around Kobe now. We wish Kobe the best of luck in Memphis and Blake, sorry you didn't win a ring with LAL, which would have happened! ; )
Confirmed. We morgage our future for a shot to build a contender around a top 2 player in the league. We may shed salary and look to add a max FA in 2011. LA took Pau from us a few years ago, and now they get his brother. We'll take Kobe.
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