LeBron for Melo and Chandler?

[Dig9230]

My League is an ESPN Head to Head, Im not sure how to categorize it in term of categories for scoring so ill give a summary:

Points (PTS) 1 Blocks (BLK) 1
Steals (STL) 1 Assists (AST) 1
Rebounds (REB) 1 Ejections (EJ) 1
Turnovers (TO) -1 Field Goals Made (FGM) 1
Free Throws Made (FTM) 1 Three Pointers Made (3PM) 1
Field Goals Missed (FGMI) -1 Free Throws Missed (FTMI) -1
Double Doubles (DD) 2 Triple Doubles (TD) 6

Right now Lebron is avging 46.8 overall season and 50.3 Last seven days.

Melo: 41.1 overall, 50 last 7
Chandler: 28.5 overall, 31.1 last 7

Another offer on the table is:

Lebron: 46.8 overall, 50.3 last seven
Chandler Parsons: 27.5 overall, 22.7 last seven

FOR:
Serge Ibaka: 27.9 overall, 23.5 last 7
Zach Randolph: 34.9, 29 last 7
Tyson Chandler: 28.5 overall, 31.1 last 7

Please any advice would be appreciated

[TheToothFairy]

No, don't trade Lebron

[Apathy]

What is your team/who would the extra player[s] you get be replacing (their production output)?

[niQ]

I'd Keep Lebron.

[sweet_jesus]

That unnamed player you're dropping doesn't matter. Don't trade Lebron for that. Maybe I'm worried about the impending Amare return affecting Melo but you should be able to get more for Lebron.

[Apathy]

Well, it's actually a pretty simple math problem..

Right now Lebron is avging 46.8 overall season and 50.3 Last seven days.

Melo: 41.1 overall, 50 last 7
Chandler: 28.5 overall, 31.1 last 7

Assuming all players involved stay at their current rates of point production, if Chandler is ~10 points better than the player he's replacing, he should be inclined to think about accepting the trade.

I do think you should get a little more to be safe (one player is safer than two), but it's fairly close in this setup. That, of course, is assuming all players stay constant.

[iTzJeff]

Keep LeBron for sure.