GM a Team 2010 - Trades & Transactions Thread

SamBone · Post #321 » by **SamBone** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 2:21 am

Orlando and Indiana have announced a trade

Indiana has sent
Troy Murphy -- $11,047,619
Jason Smith -- $ 1,418,880

for

B.Miller --- $12,250,000
Arroyo -- $ 825,497
Pops Mensu-Bonsu -- $ 825,497
2010 LAC 2nd (Denver can swap)
2010 Miami 2nd
2011 Orlando 1st
2013 LaLakers 1st

Orlando does this because we love the idea of having the 2 top rebounders in the NBA together on the same thing. Troy's range (45% from 3pt) and toughness are exactly what I was looking for plus I think he is a perfect compliment to Dwight. Jason Smith is a guy (with similar skills as Murphy) that I really like and am 100% positive he is 100% healthy and ready to have a great season, he was worth having to add my late 2011 1st to get added to the deal.

plus the deal now gets us down to the roster max so we don't need to eat any salary

why22 · Post #322 » by **why22** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 2:21 am

jcldallas24 wrote:
sterncohen wrote:
jcldallas24 wrote:Dallas Gets:
Jamal Crawford $9,360,000 $10,080,000
Mehmet Okur $9,000,000 / $9,545,000 / $10,890,000

Atlanta Gets:
Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000 / $1,087,500 QO
Corey Maggette....$8,937,931 -- $9,600,000 -- $10,262,069 -- $10,924,138
2011 Sac 2nd
Marcus Thornton $457,588 -- $762,195 -- $1,059,293

Utah Gets:
Marcin Gortat $5,854,000 -- $6,322,320 -- $6,790,640 -- $7,258,960 -- $7,727,280
Kris Humphries $2,900,000 -- $3,200,000

Dallas accepts because they improve their team overall and also get rid of Maggette's horrible contract. Also are sad to see Gortat go, he was a favorite of mine but in exchange for Okur i can't turn that down. I also like how my team would look after the trade.

Still looking to get rid of Jaric for whatever though?

Utah accepts. I didn't like Okur's extension, and do this trade to get younger, improve our interior defense, and save some money. And, to make approving the trade easier, here are the salary figures for each team:

Dallas out - Maggette, Gortat, Humphries, Thornton - $18.2M
Dallas in - Crawford, Okur - $18.4M

Atlanta out - Crawford - $9.4M
Atlanta in - Maggette, Fesenko, Thornton - $10.3M

Utah out - Okur, Fesenko - $9.9M
Utah in - Gortat, Humphries - $8.8M

It is now this:

Dallas Trades:
Corey Maggette $8,937,931 -- $9,600,000 -- $10,262,069 -- $10,924,138
Marcin Gortat $5,854,000 -- $6,322,320 -- $6,790,640 -- $7,258,960 -- $7,727,280
Rashad McCants $2,644,231
Steven Hunter $3,696,000
Amir Johnson $3,941,667
Marcus Thornton $457,588 -- $762,195 -- $1,059,293
Kris Humphries $2,900,000 -- $3,200,000

Dallas Gets:
Tracy McGrady $22,483,124
DeMarre Carroll $1,009,680 $1,085,400
Jamal Crawford $9,360,000 $10,080,000
Wally Szcerbiak $825, 497
Rights to Juan Carlos Navarro
2016 Memphis 2nd(Top 59 protected)
------------------------------------
Utah Trades:
Mehmet Okur $9,000,000 / $9,545,000 / $10,890,000
Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000 / $1,087,500 QO

Utah Gets:
Marcin Gortat $5,854,000 -- $6,322,320 -- $6,790,640 -- $7,258,960 -- $7,727,280
Kris Humphries $2,900,000 -- $3,200,000
------------------------------------
Atlanta Trades:
Jamal Crawford $9,360,000 $10,080,000

Atlanta Gets:
Corey Maggette $8,937,931 -- $9,600,000 -- $10,262,069 -- $10,924,138
Marcus Thornton $457,588 -- $762,195 -- $1,059,293
2012 Memphis 1st(Top 5 Protected)
-------------------------------------
Memphis Trades:
Tracy McGrady $22,483,124
DeMarre Carroll $1,009,680 $1,085,400
Wally Szcerbiak $825,497
2012 1st Memphis(Top 5 Protected)
Rights to Juan Carlos Navarro

Memphis Gets:
Mehmet Okur $9,000,000 / $9,545,000 / $10,890,000
Amir Johnson $3,941,667
Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000 / $1,087,500 QO
Rashad McCants $2,644,231
Steven Hunter $3,696,000

Dalas does it to rid themselves of some contracts and shorten their salary, also because i have a feeling T-Mac will comeback strong and him and Dirk on the same team each playing at a high level sounds good to me.
I know the salary works out i just don't have time to do it getting real tired. Also we will wait for it to get done because the Denver trade was done a day ago or two but im not sure.

ATL accepts

Post #323 » by **Klomp** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 2:30 am

Portland signs Jeff Pendergraph and Dante Cunningham to 2 year minimum rookie deals.

SamBone · Post #324 » by **SamBone** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 2:57 am

Orlando and Pheonix have aggreed to a trade

Orlando sends
Walter Sharpe $736,420
Rob Kurz $736,420(unguaranteed)
rites to Nick Calathis

to PHX for r

Robin Lopez $1,745,520

Orlando does this because you can never have enough bigs and this gives us a true center to rotate with the newly add J.Smith as dwights backup. We believe all the press clippings that Robin has learned alot from Shaq and is ready to prove he is even better then big bro. (we wish)

Post #325 » by **Miller4ever** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:53 am

SamBone wrote:Orlando and Indiana have announced a trade

Indiana has sent
Troy Murphy -- $11,047,619
Jason Smith -- $ 1,418,880

for

B.Miller --- $12,250,000
Arroyo -- $ 825,497
Pops Mensu-Bonsu -- $ 825,497
2010 LAC 2nd (Denver can swap)
2010 Miami 2nd
2011 Orlando 1st
2013 LaLakers 1st

Orlando does this because we love the idea of having the 2 top rebounders in the NBA together on the same thing. Troy's range (45% from 3pt) and toughness are exactly what I was looking for plus I think he is a perfect compliment to Dwight. Jason Smith is a guy (with similar skills as Murphy) that I really like and am 100% positive he is 100% healthy and ready to have a great season, he was worth having to add my late 2011 1st to get added to the deal.

plus the deal now gets us down to the roster max so we don't need to eat any salary

Indy accepts. Troy Murphy is a huge part of the team, and his contract wasn't that bad, And Jason Smith has potential, but Brad Miller's return to Indy will give us a veteran presence and an expiring for some flexibility, and the picks are important in Indy's plan for youth.

Post #326 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:28 am

BlackIce wrote:SAN and PHI have a blockbuster to annouce.

SAN outgoing:

Al Harrington - $10,026,875
Tyrus Thomas - $4,743,598

PHI outgoing:

Elton Brand - $14,858,472

This trade completes our team, we bring in a star PF to take the pressure off of Duncan in the frontcourt, and makes us an even better defensive team. We now think we are the 1# contender in the league. We had our reservations but Brand is 100% healthy (http://www.fantasysp.com/player/nba/Elton_Brand/449391) coming into this season and he has something to prove. Plus he isn't even 30 yet, which is a plus.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #327 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:36 am

babyjax13 wrote:Oklahoma City and Charlotte have agreed to a trade.

Thunder trade/Bobcats receive:
Nenad Krstic $5,160,832
Thabo Sefelosha $2,759,628
DJ White $1,036,440
Theo Ratliff 825,497
2010 Memphis 1st (Chicago has right to swap picks)
9,782,397 x 1.25 = $12,227,996 > $11,700,000

Bobcats trade/Thunder receive:
Tyson Chandler $11,700,000
Dontell Jefferson $736,420
Joel Anthony $825,497
2012 Bobcats 2nd

Bobcats do it because we cut salary, add what has the potential to be a lottery pick, add two really good prospects, and a center I really like. Loosing Chandler stings and changes my direction in this game, but I didn't have the necessary pieces to build a contender (I still don't), but I am now getting closer.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #328 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:38 am

bryant08 wrote:Fine by me if that's how we're going to do it. It's not like they were lining up at the door to sign Brian Skinner.

Any waived player will become free game and offers need to be emailed to me like any other FA offer.

Post #329 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:39 am

12 - 15 players on roster TIME

All new trades will only be approved if within these limits.

Remember that any waived player on a guaranteed(or partially) counts against cap so please keep salary figures for these players listed on your roster page. If possible keep them separated from the players that are still active and have some indicator towards 'waived' status listed.

xxSnEaKyPxx · Post #330 » by **xxSnEaKyPxx** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 6:16 am

The 76ers waive Lindsey Hunter.

Post #331 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:04 am

jcldallas24 wrote:
Dallas Trades:
Corey Maggette $8,937,931 -- $9,600,000 -- $10,262,069 -- $10,924,138
Marcin Gortat $5,854,000 -- $6,322,320 -- $6,790,640 -- $7,258,960 -- $7,727,280
Rashad McCants $2,644,231
Steven Hunter $3,696,000
Amir Johnson $3,941,667
Marcus Thornton $457,588 -- $762,195 -- $1,059,293
Kris Humphries $2,900,000 -- $3,200,000

Dallas Gets:
Tracy McGrady $22,483,124
DeMarre Carroll $1,009,680 $1,085,400
Jamal Crawford $9,360,000 $10,080,000
Wally Szcerbiak $825, 497
Rights to Juan Carlos Navarro
2016 Memphis 2nd(Top 59 protected)
------------------------------------
Utah Trades:
Mehmet Okur $9,000,000 / $9,545,000 / $10,890,000
Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000 / $1,087,500 QO

Utah Gets:
Marcin Gortat $5,854,000 -- $6,322,320 -- $6,790,640 -- $7,258,960 -- $7,727,280
Kris Humphries $2,900,000 -- $3,200,000
------------------------------------
Atlanta Trades:
Jamal Crawford $9,360,000 $10,080,000

Atlanta Gets:
Corey Maggette $8,937,931 -- $9,600,000 -- $10,262,069 -- $10,924,138
Marcus Thornton $457,588 -- $762,195 -- $1,059,293
2012 Memphis 1st(Top 5 Protected)
-------------------------------------
Memphis Trades:
Tracy McGrady $22,483,124
DeMarre Carroll $1,009,680 $1,085,400
Wally Szcerbiak $825,497
2012 1st Memphis(Top 5 Protected)
Rights to Juan Carlos Navarro

Memphis Gets:
Mehmet Okur $9,000,000 / $9,545,000 / $10,890,000
Amir Johnson $3,941,667
Kyrylo Fesenko $870,000 / $1,087,500 QO
Rashad McCants $2,644,231
Steven Hunter $3,696,000

Dalas does it to rid themselves of some contracts and shorten their salary, also because i have a feeling T-Mac will comeback strong and him and Dirk on the same team each playing at a high level sounds good to me.
I know the salary works out i just don't have time to do it getting real tired. Also we will wait for it to get done because the Denver trade was done a day ago or two but im not sure.

Trade approved = Please update your rosters

Post #332 » by **MadNESS** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:04 am

Lakers waive G/F Keith Bogans.

BIRDMAN BIRDMAN · Post #333 » by **BIRDMAN BIRDMAN** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 1:48 pm

After convincing the Heat to take another shot and revive his lost career, Antoine Walker was spotted by Assistant GM Pat Riley in a gay strip bar Sunday Night and it appears that Miami will waive Walker due to his charges.

Heat waives Antoine Walker ---------- $1,306,455 to bring the roster limit down to 15.

Post #334 » by **CellarDoor** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 1:58 pm

Boston would like to announce a blockbuster three team deal.

Boston outgoing: Pierce, Rondo, Tony Allen ($19,795,712+2,094,922+2,500,000*1.25=30,488,293)
Boston incoming: Jameer Nelson, Pietrus, Jeff Green, Gerald Wallace, Nate Robinson, DEN 2010 unprotected first, LAC 2014 2nd (9,500,000+3,516,960+8,100,000+5,300,000+3,551,994=29,968,954)

Miami outgoing: Wallace, Green, Robinson, DEN 2010 1st, LAC 2014 2nd (9,500,000+3,516,960+3,551,994*1.25=20,711,193)
Miami incoming: Pierce (19,795,712)

LAC outgoing: Nelson, Pietrus
LAC incoming: Rondo, TPE (Can someone more cap savy than me figure his TPE for me? 13,400,000 out and just over 2m in. 11m in space created.)

Boston accepts. Frankly in real life I wouldn't fix what wasn't broken and I'd keep this team together. Unfortunately, in fantasy world real life moves are boring. When looking at my reasoning, look at it in two fashions: Rondo for Nelson, Pietrus: Rondo is up for an extension soon and personally I view Nelson as Rondo's equal. With the nice looking contract it was a no brainer. Pierce for Wallace, Green, Robinson, 1st, 2nd: Pierce is a top 2-3 SF in the league no doubt, but he's getting up there in age. Wallace is a dynamic 3 who can really cover a lot of ground on defense. My front court got that much better defensively with Perkins, KG and Wallace now. Anytime the guards get beat, there will be help defense. Green is a promising young forward who should continue to improve each year.

Edit: new boston depth chart:
Nelson, Robinson
Allen, Robinson
Wallace, Green
KG, Green, Davis
Perkins, Sheed

vege · Post #335 » by **vege** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 4:02 pm

LAC accept the deal. Rondo is up for an extension but LAC have the cap flexibility to offer him a big deal without hurt financially.

Rondo have a ring and showed this season he can lead a team during the playoffs, and is only 23, also we like what he brings on the defensive end. Those are 2 things Nelson lack, Nelson is bad defensively and always struggled during the playoffs.

Pietrus is nice but we have a bigger fish in our plans so the cap space gain should be worth.

Toine85 · Post #336 » by **Toine85** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 4:48 pm

Rockets have waived James White and Marcus Williams to bring the roster size down to 15.

Jimmy76 · Post #337 » by **Jimmy76** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:26 pm

SamBone wrote:Orlando and Pheonix have aggreed to a trade

Orlando sends
Walter Sharpe $736,420
Rob Kurz $736,420(unguaranteed)
rites to Nick Calathis

to PHX for r

Robin Lopez $1,745,520

Orlando does this because you can never have enough bigs and this gives us a true center to rotate with the newly add J.Smith as dwights backup. We believe all the press clippings that Robin has learned alot from Shaq and is ready to prove he is even better then big bro. (we wish)

Phoenix agrees to this trade based on minor cap relief, not seeing a lot in R. Lopez and being higher on nick calathes who i think was a vastly underated prospect.

Post #338 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 7:41 pm

bryant08 wrote:The Raptors and Kings have agreed upon a trade:

Morris Almond $855,189
Stephen Graham $855,189
Luther Head $855,189
Quincy Douby $855,189
Brian Skinner $855,189
Sonny Weems $736,420 ($5,012,365)
for
Reggie Evans $4,960,000
Donte Greene $1,044,000
2010 SAC 2nd Rounder ($6,004,000)

$5.012365x1.25 = $6.2>6.0

All of the Raptors players are on unguaranteed contracts, and as part of the deal, Sacramento has agreed to waive all of them, of which Quincy Douby, Brian Skinner, Sonny Weems and Stephen Graham will return on minimum contracts.

Raptors accept, Evans is a productive player off the bench and I don't mind taking him on with Greene and the 2nd coming back.

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Post #339 » by **roc** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 7:42 pm

SamBone wrote:Orlando and Indiana have announced a trade

Indiana has sent
Troy Murphy -- $11,047,619
Jason Smith -- $ 1,418,880

for

B.Miller --- $12,250,000
Arroyo -- $ 825,497
Pops Mensu-Bonsu -- $ 825,497
2010 LAC 2nd (Denver can swap)
2010 Miami 2nd
2011 Orlando 1st
2013 LaLakers 1st

Orlando does this because we love the idea of having the 2 top rebounders in the NBA together on the same thing. Troy's range (45% from 3pt) and toughness are exactly what I was looking for plus I think he is a perfect compliment to Dwight. Jason Smith is a guy (with similar skills as Murphy) that I really like and am 100% positive he is 100% healthy and ready to have a great season, he was worth having to add my late 2011 1st to get added to the deal.

plus the deal now gets us down to the roster max so we don't need to eat any salary

Trade approved - Please update rosters

Garmfay · Post #340 » by **Garmfay** » Mon Sep 14, 2009 8:09 pm

Wolves waive Chucky Atkins to get roster to 15