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Jennings And Bogut for Lebron.
« on: December 01, 2010, 04:48:22 AM »

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 No way I do that if I'm the Bucks. If I was Riley I would jump at that.

 Not realistic, but this is for the ones that think you can't get equal value unless it's a superstar.

 I think  two future All Stars, at the point and at Center, is fair compensation for Lecon.

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2009-'10 versions of Jennings and Bogut makes sense..this year not so much...atleast not yet.
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That would make the Bucks "Miami Light."  No big man, no point guard but only one of the little three.
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I think  two future All Stars, at the point and at Center, is fair compensation for Lecon.
No its not.

1 MVP > 2 all-stars

If Bogut and Jennings were All-NBA players it might work, but not all-stars. There is big difference between Top 30 arguably from year to year to consistent top 5 in the NBA and MVP caliber players.
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Im unfortunately starting to greatly dislike celticsblog due to all these nonsense Heat trades that make no sense and arent going to happen.

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Im unfortunately starting to greatly dislike celticsblog due to all these nonsense Heat trades that make no sense and arent going to happen.

I agree.  Why on earth would a Celtics fan want to fix the Miami Heat anyway?  Are people bored because the Celtics really don't need trades and they just have to come up with some trade ideas, no matter what the team? ::)  We should have one thread for all things Miami Heat. Seems like every day there are two or three threads on Miami.
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Im unfortunately starting to greatly dislike celticsblog due to all these nonsense Heat trades that make no sense and arent going to happen.

Its not just celticsblog.  I am just sick of Heat talk in general.  The C's are rolling, and that is all that I care about. 

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« Reply #8 on: December 01, 2010, 12:28:07 PM »

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Im unfortunately starting to greatly dislike celticsblog due to all these nonsense Heat trades that make no sense and arent going to happen.

I agree.  Why on earth do people want to fix the Miami Heat anyway?  Makes no sense.  Leave Miami alone, they are doing just fine. ;D 

Seriously, we should have one thread on all things Miami Heat.  This is turning into the Miami Heat's second home. :-\
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 No way I do that if I'm the Bucks. If I was Riley I would jump at that.

 Not realistic, but this is for the ones that think you can't get equal value unless it's a superstar.

 I think  two future All Stars, at the point and at Center, is fair compensation for Lecon.

  Pat Reilly'd be happier to see these threads stop than the gov't would be to see wikileak shut down.

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I think  two future All Stars, at the point and at Center, is fair compensation for Lecon.
No its not.

1 MVP > 2 all-stars

If Bogut and Jennings were All-NBA players it might work, but not all-stars. There is big difference between Top 30 arguably from year to year to consistent top 5 in the NBA and MVP caliber players.

2-player tandems I think are fair value for LeBron (regardless of fit):

Chris Paul, Emeka Okafor
Stephen Curry, David Lee
Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge
Carmelo Anthony, Nene
Deron Williams, Al Jefferson
Rajon Rondo, Kevin Garnett
Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah (in this case I think this is overpaying)
Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom (Gasol is overpaying)
Joe Johnson, Josh Smith (but with Johnson's contract, this may be drastically under-valuing LeBron)

Players I think are viable (but not equal) value for LeBron: Dwight Howard, Kevin Durant


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