Post#271 » by drchaos » Fri Nov 20, 2020 12:01 pm
From what we know so far, Houston wants Ben Simmons but James Harden wants Brooklyn.
Does this come close to working for everyone?
Houston Gets:
Tobias Harris (PHI) $34,358,850
Ben Simmons (PHI) $30,559,220
Jarrett Allen (BRK) $3,909,902
Total In $68,827,972
James Harden (HOU) $41,254,520
Eric Gordon (HOU) $16,869,276
PJ Tucker (HOU) $7,969,537
David Nwaba (HOU) $1,862,250
Total Out $67,955,583
While Houston is giving up the best player in the deal they are getting a lot back in return. I think some first round picks should be going to them but not all that many.
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Brooklyn Gets:
James Harden (HOU) $41,254,520
David Nwaba (HOU) $1,862,250
Total $43,116,770 In
Caris Levert (BRK) $16,203,704
Taurean Prince (BRK) $12,250,000
Spencer Dinwiddie (BRK) $11,454,048
Jarrett Allen (BRK) $3,909,902
Total Out $43,817,654
Brooklyn gets what they want and is willing to throw in three first round picks.
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Chicago Gets:
Eric Gordon (HOU) $16,869,276
Taurean Prince (BRK) $12,250,000
Total In $29,119,276
Otto Porter (CHI) $28,489,238
Total Out $28,489,238
Porter is in the final year of his deal. In return they get two good players who are locked up for at least a couple years and a couple first round picks.
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Philly Gets:
Otto Porter (CHI) $28,489,238
Caris Levert (HOU) $16,203,704
Spencer Dinwiddie (BRK) $11,454,048
PJ Tucker (HOU) $7,969,537
Total In $64,116,527
Tobias Harris (PHI) $34,358,850
Ben Simmons (PHI) $30,559,220
Total Out $$64,918,070
While giving up Simmons hurts the Sixers get out of Harris's contract and surround Embid with four players that can contribute. While they may end up trading a couple of these players later on I think Philly would be willing to throw in picks to get this done. They hate helping Brooklyn but getting out of the Horford and Harris contracts puts them in a great position.
Thoughts?