Blow it all up idea #2 (Bos-Sac-Phi):
Philadelphia Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Ray Allen and Kendrick Perkins
Outgoing Players
Andre Iguodala and Samuel Dalembert
Boston Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Andre Iguodala, Samuel Dalembert, Kevin Martin, Kenny Thomas, Andres Nocioni, and Donte Greene
Outgoing Players
Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Rasheed Wallace, Kendrick Perkins, and J.R. Giddens
Sacramento Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Paul Pierce, Rasheed Wallace, and J.R. Giddens
Outgoing Players
Kevin Martin, Kenny Thomas, Andres Nocioni, and Donte Greene
The Celtics have players locked up for a while (except Dalembert) and decrease salary significantly.
2010/2011 roster:
Rajon Rondo $9,090,909
Kevin Martin $10,600,005
Andre Iguodala $12,345,250
Kevin Garnett $18,832,044
Samuel Dalembert $12,912,823
Eddie House 3,000,000 (re-signed)
Marquis Daniels 4,000,000 (re-signed)
Andres Nocioni $6,850,000
Glen Davis $3,000,004
Donte Greene $930,700
Tony Allen $3,000,000 (re-signed)
Bill Walker $854,389
1st $1,000,000
2nd $450,000
Total $73,953,301
This year's salary $84,045,132
Thus, the C's save over $10,000,000 in salary (and that does not even include luxury tax savings), get a lot younger, and have most everyone on the roster tied up. I think that is how I would like to blow it up if I were going to do it.
Problems:
I'm not sure the 76rs do this with Sammy, and probably demand that Brand be included instead. Also, not sure if the Kings would do this even though it would make them much more competitive, they may see Paul's salary as a negative even though they shed Nocioni, and they probably view Sheed as a negative although they need someone like him pretty badly. Therefore, they may prefer to just stay young and let things develop. It would be something to consider though if the clubs were willing.