GM A Team - Summer '13 - Trade Approval Thread

HornetJail · Post #81 » by **HornetJail** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 2:00 pm

Dan Verze wrote:
Troubadour wrote:#86

Orlando and Detroit have reached a deal.

Orlando Receives:
Brandon Bass - $6,750,000
2014 1st Round Pick (OKC)
2015 2nd Round Pick (OKC)
2016 2nd Round Pick (DET)
Orlando absorbs Bass' contract.

Detroit Receives:
$6,750,000 TPE
ORL accepts. We like that deal for us.

Slot Machine · Post #82 » by **Slot Machine** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:04 pm

Troubadour wrote:#87

Milwaukee and Detroit have reached a deal.

Milwaukee Receives:
Ed Davis - $3,153,860.00
Xavier Henry - $884,293.00
2017 2nd Round Pick (DET)
Total: $4,038,153.00

Detroit Receives:
JR Smith - $5,565,000.00
$1 Million Cash
Total: $5,565,000.000
Total Outgoing: $4,038,153.00
Works within 150% rule.

Accepted, assuming oakleyscarwash agreed to the new version of the trade.

Slot Machine · Post #83 » by **Slot Machine** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:08 pm

Knicks497 wrote:
Dan Verze wrote:#88 CHA-ORL

CHA trades:

Rodrigue Beaubois 884,293

ORL trades:

-

we can absorb a min deal.

Why? We help CHA

Bobcats accept. Thanks for the help ORL We need to clear a roster spot for our next trade and at least we don't need to waive Beaubois.

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #84 » by **Slot Machine** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:09 pm

poopdamoop wrote:
oakleyscarwash wrote:Trade #90

Bucks send

Teague 8,000,000
Henry 884,293

Total of 8,884,293

to the Jazz for

Burks 2,202,000
Rush 4,000,000

Total of 6,202,000

Salaries are within 150% of each other and 5 million of each other.

Burks is a nice SG prospect that will help round out our roster at the 2 spot. With Bledsoe on board, Teague was a little redundant.

Confirmed. Burks hadn't shown much and Teague is still only 25 and signed to a very reasonable contract.

Accepted. Please update rosters.

HornetJail · Post #85 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:07 am

Oden2 wrote:
Knicks497 wrote:Trade #89

After countless hours of negotiating Charlotte and Memphis have agreed on a trade.

Cha Sends:
-Making Grizzlies pick top 8 protected in 2014
-Ramon Sessions: 5,000,000
-Andre Roberson: 1,110,840

Total - $6,110,840 x 1.5 = $9,166,260

Mem Sends:
-Andrei Kirilenko: 3,183,000
-Jerryd Bayless: 3,135,000
-Quincy Pondexter: 2,225,479
-Charlotte 2014 1st (top 10 protected) (top 8 protected in 2015) (unprotected in 2016)
-Memphis pick if it falls after 1-8 if not, then I get memphis 2015 1st 1-5 and 15-30 or unprotected in 2016 if not obtained in 2015.

Total - $8,543,479

Bobcats accept. We get a starting SF in AK47 more guard depth in Bayless and Pondexter. We think Grizzlies will be top 3 anyways so we are happy to make it top 8 protected

I accept despite the criticism. My focus is on building with cap space and my pick and this deal solidifies my chance of keeping my pick. I wasn't planning on retaining any of those guys anyhow and my focus is getting in the best position to make a push in free agency and the draft. I can understand why a lot of people have question marks but to me the assurance of having my 2014 pick is a very valuable thing to have and I don't feel like the Charlotte pick would have been that great anyhow so my major piece that I'm giving up is my future pick. I'm banking a lot on this off season but I feel very comfortable that I can get a lot accomplished.

HornetJail · Post #86 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:08 am

Colbinii wrote:
Troubadour wrote:#91

Blockbuster Trade between Pistons and Spurs

Detroit Receives:
Tim Duncan - $10,361,446
Trevor Ariza - $7,727,280
JJ Hickson - $5,150,000
Total: $23,238,726

San Antonio Receives:
Serge Ibaka - $12,350,000
JR Smith - $5,565,000
Chauncey Billups - $2,500,000
Total: $20,415,000

Pistons accept. I really like Serge Ibaka as a player, but I just thought the Pistons had too much of the same thing in him and Larry Sanders. In order to create some more flexibility, I decided to move Ibaka and got a great package in return.

Tim Duncan, a future Hall of Famer, who I believe has at least one full season at full power. We all saw how close he came to leading the Spurs to a Championship just two months ago. Paired with Larry Sanders in the frontcourt, he will be able to do what he does best.

JJ Hickson serves as a major upgrade for my frontcourt depth. Not only is he one of the best scoring big men in the NBA, he comes on a very reasonable contract. Having him as part of the deal also takes pressure off of Tim Duncan to play big minutes.

Trevor Ariza is a great two-way player who comes on a large expiring contract. Couldn't ask for more from a back-up wing.

Rajon Rondo/Mo Williams
OJ Mayo/Wayne Ellington
Caron Butler/Trevor Ariza/Jae Crowder
Tim Duncan/Kenyon Martin/James Johnson
Larry Sanders/JJ Hickson/Ivan Johnson

I accept. Great young core while saving money this season.
Fun negotiations and understanding

HornetJail · Post #87 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:09 am

Saul Goodman wrote:
Hornetsfan4ever wrote:#92

Bulls outgoing:

Carlos Boozer: $15,300,000
Nazr Mohammed: $884,293
Total salaries: $16,184,293

76ers outgoing:

Thaddeus Young: $8,600,000
Jason Richardson: $6,204,250
Total salaries: $14,804,250

Bulls accept.

Sixers accept

HornetJail · Post #88 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:10 am

Warriorfan wrote:
LakeShowAK7 wrote:#93

Warriors send:
Luc Richard Mbah Moute - $4,588,384
Matt Bonner - $4,000,000
Jimmer Fredette - $2,574,120
Total - $11,162,504

Rockets send:
Shawn Marion - $9,316,796
Aaron Brooks - $884,293
Total - $10,201,089

hou confirmed we get a defensive stopper and shooters

Warriors do this because we like the cap space. We think going forward LRMM is obviously the better value due to Marion's age but we are kind of in "win now," so Marion will help. Good dealing Houston.

HornetJail · Post #89 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:10 am

MadNESS wrote:
LakeShowAK7 wrote:#94

Warriors send:
Corey Brewer - $4,500,000
Total - $4,500,000

Hawks send:
CJ Miles - $1,957,000
Francisco Garcia - $1,265,977
Total - $3,222,977 * 150% = $4,834,465

Warriors accept. Salary dump. Not sure the talent I'm getting back is much of a drop off from Corey Brewer either, though it probably is. Thanks Ness.

Getting one of the better 3 and D guys in the league for free, whose locked into a nice deal. Good dealing AK!

Slot Machine · Post #90 » by **Slot Machine** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:01 pm

Dan Verze wrote:
Warriorfan wrote:
Warriorfan wrote:Trade #95 Orl and Hou
edit commish commanded
Hou Out
2015 #1 pick Lotto Protected
C D Jordan 10,986,550
SF H Turkalu 884,293
Tot 11,870,843x1.25=14,838,553> 14,487,500

Orl Out
C Emeka Okafur 14,838,553

Okufur is a more reliable veteran defensive anchor.

we take it, good dealing Warriorfan!

Approved. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #91 » by **Slot Machine** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:02 pm

willbsn13 wrote:
Dan Verze wrote:#96 ORL-NY

ORL trades:

Rodrigue Beaubois 884,293

NY trades:

2018 2nd NY

*NY can take on min salary

Why? NY needs a 3rd PG. We get a 2nd for a guy that we got for free. Makes sense for both. Good dealing, NY.

NYK accpet. I like Roddy Buckets, cause he gets buckets. and we only give up a minor asset yay

Approved. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #92 » by **Slot Machine** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 9:42 pm

MJallday59 wrote:
LakeShowAK7 wrote:#97

Warriors send:
Jason Terry - $5,225,000
Total - $5,225,000

Clippers send:
Alonzo Gee - $3,500,000
Johan Petro - 847,389
Total - $4,347,389 *125% = $5,434,236

Warriors accept. Gee's contract is fully unguaranteed following the year, so he will be waived.

Needed Depth in a bad way. Nice dealing.

Approved. Please update rosters.

HornetJail · Post #93 » by **HornetJail** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:13 pm

UK-Raptor wrote:
verbal8 wrote:#98

Wizards send out:
Glen Rice Jr - rookie minimum

Lakers send out:
2015 2nd round pick

We like Glen Rice, but we need the roster spot. Barea figures to get most of the back-up minutes at both Guard spots.

Why not? Good young shooter to develop and on a Cheap ass contract. Robery

Slot Machine · Post #94 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:51 am

Hornetsfan4ever wrote:
verbal8 wrote:#99

Chicago sends out:
J-Rich - 6,204,250
2015 CHI 1st
2017 CHI 1st

Washington sends out:

TPE - part of Okafor TPE - 6,204,250
Rights to Tomas Satoransky

Can't pass up 2 firsts even with a big contract.

Bulls accept.

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #95 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:52 am

Warriorfan wrote:
GhostX wrote:#102

DEN and HOU have reached a deal

DEN Trade
Courtney Lee $5,225,000
Nando DeColo $1,463,000

Total: $6,688,000

Hou accepts. De Colo is another Spurs Euro find. Per 36 min on a contender was 15 pts 6 rbs 5 assists. on a vet min deal. Lee is a good player who adds shooting. Great dealing with you Ghost.

HOU Trade
Jeremy Lin $8,374,646

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #96 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:53 am

LakeShowAK7 wrote:
Troubadour wrote:Trade #104

Warriors and Pistons have come to a deal.

Part 1 -
Pistons Receive
MIrza Teletovic ($3,229,050)

Warriors Receive
$3,229,050 of $6.75 TPE (Brandon Bass TPE)

Part 2 -
Pistons Receive
Demarcus Cousins ($4,916,973)

Warriors Receive
Larry Sanders ($3,053,368)
Ivan Johnson ($884,293)
2015 1st Round Pick (Detroit)
2016 1st Round Pick (Brooklyn)
2017 1st Round Pick (Detroit)
Total: $3,937,661
Works within 150% rule.

Warriors accept. The final dominoe has fallen. We will see what type of contract these superstars are willing to take in free agency for a sure fire ring.

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #97 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 4:54 am

Biz Gilwalker wrote:
verbal8 wrote:Trade #105

Washington out:
Maynor - $2,016,000
McRoberts - $2,652,000
total outgoing = 4,668,000

Celtics out:
Landry Fields - 6,250,000 < 4,668,000 * 1.5 = 7,002,000
LAC 2015 1st Round Pick

creates 1,582,000 TPE

Create roster space and add a draft pick.

Love McBob and hate Landry Fields. LAC's 1st in 2015 is more or less useless in this game. Also I need moar tpes

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #98 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 7:13 pm

lukekarts wrote:
verbal8 wrote:Trade #106
Washington sends out
Haywood 2,050,000

Miami sends out
Rashard Lewis (1 year min) 884,293
Jared Cunningham $1,208,400
total 2092693 < 2,050,000 * 1.25 = 2,562,500

2014 Miami 2nd
2016 Miami 2nd

turn a player too old for the core into a couple 2nds

Accepted. Haywood was 9 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per 36 minutes. Whilst he won't be a regular rotation player here, he's still a better backup option than Joel Antony was, and probably even Birdman too.

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #99 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 7:16 pm

poopdamoop wrote:
Hornetsfan4ever wrote:Ignore mess upstairs ^^^

#108

Jazz outgoing:

Jared Sullinger: $1,365,720
Marvin Williams: $7,500,000
'(UTAH) '17 1st
Total salaries: $8,865,720

Bulls outgoing:

Thaddeus Young: $8,850,000
(CHI) '14 1st
Total salaries: $8,850,000

Bulls accept.

Confirmed again

Accepted. Please update rosters.

Slot Machine · Post #100 » by **Slot Machine** » Wed Jul 31, 2013 7:17 pm

Klomp wrote:
Troubadour wrote:#109

Phoenix and Detroit have reached a deal.

Detroit Receives
Wesley Matthews ($6,875,480)

Phoenix Receives
JJ Hickson ($5,150,000)
Jae Crowder ($788,872)
Total: $5,938,872

Pistons accept. We get a starting SG and can move OJ Mayo to sixth man. Rondo will have a lot of options on offense and Matthews is far less likely to get bullied on the defensive end.

Phoenix accepts. We needed to upgrade at PF. Hickson averaged a double-double last year, and is only 24. Crowder is a nice young prospect too.

Accepted. Please update rosters.