Rodney Stuckey + Daequan Cook for Ray Allen?!
Apparently, I overpaid for Bosh.
Don't you feel silly, Hobbs?
I'm going to see if WDLeehi will agree to trade the borderline decrepit Dirk Nowitzki for young up-and-comers Jason Maxiell and Thabo Sefalosha. I'll include Arron Afflalo only if he agrees to send back a draft pick.
Hey! I didn't know people were talking about me over here. All I'll add is that at least Stuckey has a puncher's chance to out produce Ray over the next two seasons. Twenty-four year old Bosh will be outplaying Beasley and Lee for the bulk of their careers.
That said, I thought for posterity's sake - and to kick up some dust - we ought to revisit the two most controversial trades from Year 1.
Blake's 6th (Chris Wilcox), 8th (Kyle Korver) and 9th (Earl Boykins) round picks for Edgar's '08 1st round pick (D.J. Augustin)
Ha! Karma or CROTORS' poor scouting at work here, but with Korver playing a limited role in Utah and Boykins career over, Blake falls ass-backwards into success, seemingly comes out ahead on this one.
Though both managers left a lot of young talent on the board.
Blake's 7th (Troy Murphy), 10th (Brendan Haywood) 12th (Renaldo Balkman) and 14th (POB!) for
Y'all Hate's 14th (Blake skipped?) and 16th (Blake skipped?) round picks and his '08 1st round pick (Kosta Koufos).
Though Blake parlayed that pick (Koufos) and his 2nd round pick (Mario Chalmers) into Robin Lopez and DeAndre Jordan.
We all know how this worked out. Y'all Hate rode this trade and sound picks throughout to a second place finish. What's more, he's still coming out soundly ahead this season, even considering Haywood's injury, and I, for one, don't foresee Lopez or Koufos eclipsing Murphy in the near future.