Rapsobsessed7 wrote:TDotRep wrote:Memphis is not gonna swap picks, especially when they are giving up the former the 2nd overall pick and another expiring prospect for Jose, and the fact that they have key FA's for them coming up, thats why if NO gets conley than I think they would be willing to give them a top 3 protected pick but realistically top 5 protected. Which would appease memphis more.
you dont get it. Memphis gets the choice to swap picks. So if NOH pick is worse than theirs, they dont do it, if NOH has a higher pick then them they do it. Refer back to the Houston/New York trade, Houston has the rights to swap with New York in 2011 (the pick is #1 overall protected), but if Houston misses the playoffs, ends up with a high pick and NYK ends up making the playoffs, they decline the option to swap picks. Get it more now? Im not even saying NOH would do that i said what incentive would they add to dump Poseys deal before the new CBA in 2011. I think they could potentially give up a decent amount. For Rasual Butlers 3 million expiring deal last year they gave the Clippers 3 million cash (pays for his salary) + a 2nd round pick. And thats for an expiring contract, what would they give to dump Poseys 6.8 next year before the new CBA is my point.
I understood but what im saying is memphis wouldn't do the trade if it just involved having the option to swap picks, but it would have a better chance if they can keep both that's why I let NO have conley so they would be willing to give up their pick without a swap so they can get a backup for collison when Paul leaves.



























