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Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#1 » by Jersey Generals » Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:05 am

Last post int he last thread...

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Jersey Generals wrote:You need to send something out, even if it's nothing in substance, ie: a top 55 protected 2nd rounder. You can't just send out a puff of air when a player is coming back.

I'm too lazy to check the CBA FAQ, so I'll rely on you, so you're sure that's correct? I thought that was only on draft pick trades on draft night?

Also we have a 2016 2nd round pick left, we must because we have a pick swap option with LAC that year from the Evans trade AFAIK, unless that then went to Atlanta.

See that's how Billy King does. He gets that extra value back. Don't worry about those 2014 and 15 swap options with Atlanta, we got the Clips for a 2nd round swap in 16 bitches!


You know, I could be inflating that rule with the sign-and-trade ones. That's a good thought. Let me do a little reading on the matter, but you may be right since the creation of the TPE would be what would be outgoing from the Nets.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#2 » by NyCeEvO » Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:04 am

Watch Rudy Gay start beasting in TOR while Gerald Wallace just becomes more injury prone over the course of the season.

If you're going to be a $10mil defensive specialist, fine. But that means you have to be 'special' at it.

All I'm seeing is defensive effort when he feels like it, unnecessary dives to the floor, and bricked layups.

Keith Bogans is supposed to be a defensive specialist and he's providing more as a player than Wallace right now. Wallace needs to go pronto...
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#3 » by Ronito » Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:15 am

Raptors GM went on TV to announce he's shopping Bargs. Do we have any int-- I can't finish it.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#4 » by Jersey Generals » Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:22 am

Sure, I have interest. Andrea Bargnani and Ed Davis for...oh, wait. Nevermind.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#5 » by N Ireland Nets » Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:53 am

Im extremely worried. The fact we are playing horrible with large holes on the roster, added to the fact Billy Kings contract expires this summer (which ironically should be viewed by ownership as our best asset right now) means who knows what shocking trade King is capable of pushing through.

I know this, I don't trust a guy who traded a hugely valuable high lotto pick for a declining SF on an expiring contract which then forced King to pay a Kings random (see what I did there ;) ) in a panic move in reaction to Howard opting into his deal just to re-sign said player.

So queue a Billy King panic trade to save his job and show Prokhorov he should get an extension in by trading for some shocking marginal player like Bargnani because King spent all our prime assets of note, in 5......4......
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Post#6 » by enetric » Thu Jan 31, 2013 5:41 am

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I really dont understand how you can think 3 more years of Crash is a better call for us over 1 more year of Pierce. Pierce is much better at this point of their careers and his contract only has one year left. Its honestly a no brainer here.


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What i meant was, IMO, the final piece or the most desired upgrade is the 4 spot and KG fits it to a T. He'll just make us into a serious threat IMHO. Therefore engineering a trade for KG is easier to concentrate on rather than a move for both PP & KG. Whatever we have to move or deal to get KG is rough enough, times that by 2 with PP, almost impossible.

PP is also older that Wallace no? Not saying who's better, if asked what trade i would want, I would vote for the KG deal more so than a KG + PP deal.


OK...have to break this down. Initially you said you PREFERRED to trade only for KG. As in...you dont like Pierce for Crash. Now you are back pedaling pr perhaps redirecting a bit. I think from reading your earlier posts...someone put a negative thought on your head about Pierce so you are not really comparing Crash to Pierce just feeling negative about Pierce.

Next. You cant work the age angle here and say KG is the messiah answer. Pierce 35, KG 36...37 in May. Crash 31. Hump 27, Marshon 24, Evans 32..OK you get the point. This isnt an age argument. Espeically when Crash isnt as good as Pierce right now and he has 3 more years left on his contract and Pierce has ONE.

Next. Lets talk about the "ease" angle of one trade over the other. Its a fallacy that more players has to me harder trade.

Its only harder if:
A: You cannot salary match
B: You cant give the other team what they are trying to accomplish.

So what would Boston be trying to accomplish IF...and I say it again..IF they are looking to deal a KG? Simple answer is to save cash and start rebuilding. Now I have no idea if Boston is ready to do it. I have no idea if Boston can get a shorter matching contract for KG than Hump...or matching expirings for Pierce. But in the case of what I am saying...I came up with a way to say hey...we will take BOTH off your hands. We will save you ALL of that cash in one deal. Now sure...they might be able to find a better deal for either. But...can they find a way to deal BOTH? If not...there is logic to my offer...MORE SO than focusing on ONE of them as you said. Because...we are able to ensure that BOTH contracts are dumped. The key is...can we get someone to take on Crash?

Because no way Boston would want him. And if someone wants Crash...why not take Pierce who is better? So its tricky. Pierce makes a lot more this year...so higher match and bigger cap hit. We dont care about cap hit. Other teams MIGHT. SO that is what I pointing out here.

Next...this idea that adding KG makes us monumentally better? I love me some KG. You wont find a bigger fan on this board. But...seriously. Monumentally better than WHO? We are comparable with any team in the EC other than Miami. And 36 year old KG doesnt make us better than Heat. He just doesnt.

I dont know that KG AND Pierce do. But..that is least a noticeable upgrade for the here and now. Its a two year window of absolute unquestionable top 2 team in the EC. Its a fighting chance. ANd yes...I do feel Pierce is THAT much better than Crash right now. And Crash is another player I used to love. He just isnt close to Pierce right now.

So lets recap...

1- Pierce is better than Crash
2- KG alone doesnt make a monumental difference in our place in the conference
3- Trying to acquire both in this case looking at Boston's motivation and the salary matching IS NOT harder.


4- You saying you desire KG only over getting both is baffling so you should deal with the obvious. Compare PP and Crash to determine who is better. Dismiss age because Pierce has a deal that is 2 years shorter and contract length is more problematic in this league than per year when you are over the cap in a win now window. This trade IF Boston were so inclined to make? Its a no brainer for us as a franchise the clear winner over KG alone. Pierce is with us for this year and next year he is in his final year. So if he isnt working out...we have a giant expiring at the trade deadline. Crash has THREE years left after this one. Simply put...BARF.

Anyway, my guess is Boston will look to deal their big name fan favorites West and see if they can find expiring and some legit prospects and picks. In the mean time, King will salivate and up the offer. He will offer Teletovic or Bogdonovic and any picks he can...because that is what King does. The ideal scenario is thaat King does come back and offers to take both and finds a team like the Spurs with an expiring contract who might take on Crash. Has to be a team that thinks they have a legit need for Crash. Spurs to me make the most sense which is why i cited them.

I was hoping We could get in on the Raps Grizz trade and Calderon could be the expiring. I think Crash made more sense for the Grizz than Prince who I think sucks even more.
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Post#7 » by enetric » Thu Jan 31, 2013 5:46 am

N Ireland Nets wrote:Im extremely worried. The fact we are playing horrible with large holes on the roster, added to the fact Billy Kings contract expires this summer (which ironically should be viewed by ownership as our best asset right now) means who knows what shocking trade King is capable of pushing through.

I know this, I don't trust a guy who traded a hugely valuable high lotto pick for a declining SF on an expiring contract which then forced King to pay a Kings random (see what I did there ;) ) in a panic move in reaction to Howard opting into his deal just to re-sign said player.

So queue a Billy King panic trade to save his job and show Prokhorov he should get an extension in by trading for some shocking marginal player like Bargnani because King spent all our prime assets of note, in 5......4......



YOU SHOULD be affraid of that. Crash was the same type of move. Cweb was that type of move in Philly. This is what he does. He will undervalue youth at every turn. No that I feel youth is untradeable...we are built to be a win now team that is not quite good enough to be a legit contender. We can be top tier of the conference for a few years but we are not on the level of Miami or the Thunder. My thing is...if you are going to give away the 6th pick in the draft...HIT A HOMERUN with what you got. If you are going to deal away whatever picks or prospects we have...get the best deals possible. Dont just get names..have a plan for what you will do next. Otherwise...you will run out of options just like Orlando did once they went all in for Rashard Lewis.
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Post#8 » by enetric » Thu Jan 31, 2013 5:52 am

NyCeEvO wrote:Watch Rudy Gay start beasting in TOR while Gerald Wallace just becomes more injury prone over the course of the season.

If you're going to be a $10mil defensive specialist, fine. But that means you have to be 'special' at it.

All I'm seeing is defensive effort when he feels like it, unnecessary dives to the floor, and bricked layups.

Keith Bogans is supposed to be a defensive specialist and he's providing more as a player than Wallace right now. Wallace needs to go pronto...



I didnt want Rudy here on that contract but I really thought Crash made more sense for them than Prince talent wise and giving them a chance to stay competitive. I said it in my last few posts...but it really seemed to me getting in on that deal could have given us some other options. Gay to Raps..Calderon/Hump/Marshon for:

There was more value there than what Crash is worth on his own. We will either be stuck with Crash or we will pay someone to simply dump him at some point. Mark my words.

Hey VC..Remember when I said that I had a feeling the Grizz were looking to simply DUMP salary like the Harden trade? Here it is. A bad trade motivated by cash. I hate small market motivated moves.
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Post#9 » by Ronito » Thu Jan 31, 2013 6:16 am

Was going to post before the Lakers game began I am for trading to acquire Dwight. Was typing it up then went afk for a few hours...get back and I see he suffered another injury.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#10 » by Shark » Thu Jan 31, 2013 6:38 am

And it was almost an exact replay of how he injured it the first time.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#11 » by Hello Brooklyn » Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:06 am

LOL you guys still want Dwight Howard? The elite game changing center.

Dude is done. Keep him off my team.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#12 » by Paradise » Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:18 am

Watching Brook Lopez deny ANY penetration against Wade, LeBron, Bosh officially solidified my belief that Howard's "defensive changing" presence stuff is no longer needed. We have that already.

Lopez was deemed injury prone and Howard was a better non-injury prone big. That has quickly changed, Howard now has a back that he isn't fully healed from and now he tore his shoulder up and he just re-injured it tonight and has said he feels pain through his NECK. Lopez is easily the best overall big in the East and it's not even close.

Dwight is a superstar but Lopez has way more to offer and he's officially having the same defensive impact that you'd get with Howard this season atleast.
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Post#13 » by Ronito » Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:21 am

My thing is it's going to be hard to get better given our limited assets. Maybe you trade Lopez for (healthy) Dwight and take the roll of the dice, hoping he gets healthy and turns back to the form.
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Re: Trade Targets, Part Deux 

Post#14 » by Paradise » Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:17 am

Ronito wrote:My thing is it's going to be hard to get better given our limited assets. Maybe you trade Lopez for (healthy) Dwight and take the roll of the dice, hoping he gets healthy and turns back to the form.


Sounds crazy but I don't think we'd be exactly better. All this team needs is better role players. Everyone keeps thinking the team needs some sort of home run trade. I don't think it's needed unless one comes along.

Fact is, we have a bunch of guys who are key players on cheap deals and then you have guys who totally are dreadful on cheap and large deals. This team simply needs to address the simple flaws the team is lacking and it's shooting and offensive production at Power Forward.

We have a stretch 4 in Teletovic. We really should not have to look at the Bucks for one, we already have rebounding, we really shouldn't have to ask for more. We have officially established Brook as a defensive stopper. We don't exactly need more one dimensional players to put next to him.

Shooters + a legit productive Power Forward is all that's needed and that is something that would be needed more with Howard than Lopez and quite frankly, if he can't handle being a 3rd option with Kobe, Nash then how would he react being one with Deron and Joe?

The team is already fragile as it is. Howard's entire overall game and rep has taken a massive hit to be trusted as a guy who you'd want to come in fit right into a "superteam" so to speak.

Dwight for Lopez probably would backfire as it stands.
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Post#15 » by Keith Van Horn » Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:00 pm

Something needs to happen. If we can only challenge the Heat for a half, what makes us think we will in a 7 game series?

I like our team for the most part. But we need a serious upgrade at the forward positions, whether starting or coming off the bench.
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Post#16 » by MrDollarBills » Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:17 pm

So, how do we go about getting a legitimate starting PF and SF?

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Post#17 » by PetroNet » Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:56 pm

NyCeEvO wrote:Watch Rudy Gay start beasting in TOR while Gerald Wallace just becomes more injury prone over the course of the season.

If you're going to be a $10mil defensive specialist, fine. But that means you have to be 'special' at it.

All I'm seeing is defensive effort when he feels like it, unnecessary dives to the floor, and bricked layups.

Keith Bogans is supposed to be a defensive specialist and he's providing more as a player than Wallace right now. Wallace needs to go pronto...


where exactly is he going to go? people arent lining up for a 40 million dollar glue guy who is a shoe in to always be playing banged up
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Post#18 » by PetroNet » Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:05 pm

enetric wrote:
I didnt want Rudy here on that contract but I really thought Crash made more sense for them than Prince talent wise and giving them a chance to stay competitive. I said it in my last few posts...but it really seemed to me getting in on that deal could have given us some other options. Gay to Raps..Calderon/Hump/Marshon for:

There was more value there than what Crash is worth on his own. We will either be stuck with Crash or we will pay someone to simply dump him at some point. Mark my words.

Hey VC..Remember when I said that I had a feeling the Grizz were looking to simply DUMP salary like the Harden trade? Here it is. A bad trade motivated by cash. I hate small market motivated moves.


if we could have made a deal like that for gay, we would have. our FO is in love with gay and he was admittedly the only trade they have been looking to make.

our assets are just terrible and overvalue here. no one wants humphries until next season unless they are dumping a bad 4-5 year contract. no one wants brooks, a 25 year old chucker who doesnt play defense. our picks are marginal at best.

Also, We need to stop with the Pierce/KG stuff. Danny ainge isnt an idiot. we dont have what it takes to get one of those guys, let alone both. ainge is going to want instant money off the cap and picks or a good young player(not brooks). we cant provide any of that, ainge is also probably going to look to trade them after the season near the draft, as tanking wont net them a great pick now anyhow
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Post#19 » by PetroNet » Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:11 pm

Paradise wrote:
Ronito wrote:My thing is it's going to be hard to get better given our limited assets. Maybe you trade Lopez for (healthy) Dwight and take the roll of the dice, hoping he gets healthy and turns back to the form.


Sounds crazy but I don't think we'd be exactly better. All this team needs is better role players. Everyone keeps thinking the team needs some sort of home run trade. I don't think it's needed unless one comes along.

Fact is, we have a bunch of guys who are key players on cheap deals and then you have guys who totally are dreadful on cheap and large deals. This team simply needs to address the simple flaws the team is lacking and it's shooting and offensive production at Power Forward.


our biggest problem is defense. lopez has become a plus rim protector, but overall our interior and pick and roll defense is still horid. of all the teams playing above .500 we might be the worst defensively. starting mirza or getting a PF who isnt a complete liability on offense wont change that.
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Post#20 » by PetroNet » Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:15 pm

MrDollarBills wrote:Everyone please applaud Deron Williams, if it wasn't for him, we would never have had to give up the 6th pick for Gerald Wallace's bird rights.


you cant be serious.... im not going to blame deron williams for the awful job billy did. thats an enormous reach. this was dwills last and only chance to be a free agent in his prime. to not explore that would have been riddiculous... especially when you are on a 22 win team

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