an a**crack of a chance to get a real PG

[Reflexx]

After this season, with Phil gone, the Lakers might need to start looking at building their next team.

Chris Paul is probably going to want out of New Orleans. And they will likely want to get something for him instead of losing him after the 2012. How about offering up Gasol this summer and see if they bite? Are they likely to find a better deal than that anywhere, even if they wait until the end of next season?

I know that the general rule is that you don't trade a big for a small. But this "small" is arguably the best PG in the game. And more importantly, he's got a killer instinct.

And how about Bynum for Dwight Howard? Again, what other offer is Orlando going to get that is as good? Do they want Dwight to leave for nothing?

[NextToJack]

In a league that is full of athletic PGs, our chances are good.

Most of those young athletic pgs are looking to get paid more than mle money. NBA 2nd and 3rd contracts can be huge and long. Especially after a rookie contract. The pay raise is huge.

[Mamba Venom]

Meant to say Sasha 5.5 mil + Blake 3.5 mil = Hinrich 9 mil.

That's what I was hoping for. I do like Blake. I want a lock down defensive PG that can shoot and is physical.

[Mr 24 eight]

Kyle Lowry is the guy I want at point. I've heard he isn't happy that Houston let Adelman go.

[NextToJack]

Another REALGM member was kind enough to put this together

Point Guards by salary

Remember the younger elite pgs are playing off their rookie contract. And are about to cash in. Most will get raises if not significant increase in pay.

original thread with all positions: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1109229

Gilbert Arenas PG $17,730,694
Chris Paul PG $14,940,153
Deron Williams PG $14,940,153
Tony Parker PG $13,500,000
Chauncey Billups PG $13,150,000
Baron Davis PG $13,000,000
Steve Nash PG $10,310,938
Mo Williams PG $9,300,000
Rajon Rondo PG $9,090,911
Jose Calderon PG $9,000,000
Devin Harris PG $8,981,000
Jason Kidd PG $8,610,500
T.J. Ford PG $8,500,000
Jameer Nelson PG $7,800,000
Andre Miller PG $7,269,264
Raymond Felton PG $7,000,000
Beno Udrih PG $6,478,600
Kyle Lowry PG $5,750,000
Mike Bibby PG $5,564,767
Derrick Rose PG $5,546,160
John Wall PG $5,144,280
Lou Williams PG $5,000,000
Mike Conley PG $4,913,077
Marcus Banks PG $4,847,586
Jarrett Jack PG $4,600,000
Nate Robinson PG $4,200,000
Russell Westbrook PG $4,017,720
Daniel Gibson PG $4,015,334
Steve Blake PG $4,000,000
Luke Ridnour PG $4,000,000
Ramon Sessions PG $3,964,320
Tyreke Evans PG $3,880,920
Jordan Farmar PG $3,750,000
Derek Fisher PG $3,700,000
C.J. Watson PG $3,600,000
Shaun Livingston PG $3,500,000
Chris Duhon PG $3,500,000
Will Bynum PG $3,250,000
Jonny Flynn PG $3,192,000
Stephen Curry PG $2,913,840
Rodney Stuckey PG $2,767,126
Sebastian Telfair PG $2,700,000
D.J. Augustin PG $2,540,000
Brandon Jennings PG $2,331,120
Jerryd Bayless PG $2,292,600
Shannon Brown PG $2,149,200
Aaron Brooks PG $2,016,692
Goran Dragic PG $1,972,000
Jose Juan Barea PG $1,815,000
Jrue Holiday PG $1,627,920
Ty Lawson PG $1,546,560
Eric Bledsoe PG $1,485,000
Eric Maynor PG $1,417,800
Ronnie Price PG $1,381,250
Darren Collison PG $1,361,040
Eddie House PG $1,352,181
Royal Ivey PG $1,200,000
Patrick Mills PG $937,195
Earl Boykins PG $854,389
Carlos Arroyo PG $854,389
Mario Chalmers PG $854,389
Jason Williams PG $854,389
Acie Law PG $854,389
George Hill PG $854,389
Anthony Carter PG $854,389
Earl Watson PG $854,389
Chris Quinn PG $804,131
Gary Neal PG $525,000
Sherron Collins PG $473,604
Jeremy Lin PG $473,604
Pooh Jeter PG $473,604
Ishmael Smith PG $473,604

[NextToJack]

Kyle Lowry is the guy I want at point. I've heard he isn't happy that Houston let Adelman go.

Lowry is a baller. He was actually a highly ranked fantasy pg this season.

[FisherSucks]

After this season, with Phil gone, the Lakers might need to start looking at building their next team.

Chris Paul is probably going to want out of New Orleans. And they will likely want to get something for him instead of losing him after the 2012. How about offering up Gasol this summer and see if they bite? Are they likely to find a better deal than that anywhere, even if they wait until the end of next season?

I know that the general rule is that you don't trade a big for a small. But this "small" is arguably the best PG in the game. And more importantly, he's got a killer instinct.

And how about Bynum for Dwight Howard? Again, what other offer is Orlando going to get that is as good? Do they want Dwight to leave for nothing?

Hornets will never trade CP3 for Gasol.

Magic will never trade Dwight for Bynum.