Den trades: AI, Chucky Atkins
Den Receives: Andre Miller, Vince Carter, next years 1st
NJ trades: VC, Magloire
NJ Receives: JO, Atkins, 2 1st round picks
Indy trades: JO, Shawne Williams, 1st round pick
Indy Receives: AI
Philly trades: Dre Miller
Receives: Magloire, Shawne Williams
Denver gets a more balanced lineup.
NJ gets a frontcourt piece that expires with KIdd, allowing them to rebuild immediately after next year.
Indy gets AI....starting lineup of Tinsley/AI/Dunleavy/Granger/Foster
Philly saves money and gets a great prospect.
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DGrangeRx33 wrote:Pacers pass. AI isn't going to make us a contender, so why trade a very good prospect and a 1st along with our best player to get him? We basically give away our future and stay in mediocrity at the same time. No deal.
It might not make you a championship team, but will probably take you to a top 5 seed and give you a chance to get to the second round. You dont lose any financial flexibility either.
I mean, if you take your approach taht its not worth doing if it doesnt make you a championship team, the Pacers might as well dump JO for expirings right now.
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yunggunz wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
It might not make you a championship team, but will probably take you to a top 5 seed and give you a chance to get to the second round. You dont lose any financial flexibility either.
If the Pacers trade JO it will either to become a contender(which won't happen) or to rebuild.
Trading JO, a 1st round pick, and Shawne Williams(showing a lot of promise) is just ridiculous. Why would we trade away 2 HUGE pieces of our future when we are trying to rebuild? It doesn't make sense at all.
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