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Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #60 on: July 10, 2010, 01:55:30 PM »

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Anyone remember if Sheed had a trade kicker? Wouldn't that mean we could trade him for more?
He does have a trade Kicker
http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap.htm based on questions 86 and 87, his trade bonus will count as part of his salary, so if he has a max trade kicker (15% of the remaining value of the contract, excluding option years), then his cap number would be:

$6,322,320 * 1.15 (add in the trade kicker) = $7,270,668.00

So he could be traded for $7,270,668.00 * 1.25 + $100,000 = $9,188,335.00 in salary. This opens up a few more options actually.


TP, well done, well researched.
According to shamsports, it is a 15% trade kicker (but no link).

Now Cs could obtain players like Diaw, Biedrins, Hinrich in a straight up trade (for examples).

Ooh...I like Hinrich, but I suspect the Wiz want him around to mentor Wall?  He'd be a great weapon at backup combo guard if Wyc would be willing to pay his salary.  With the way Miami will look, I'd go all-in to win the next two titles.

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #61 on: July 10, 2010, 02:18:15 PM »

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I don't know if G.S. would go for this, but if they are letting morrow walk for nothing for a 3 yr 12 million dollar deal, would they take SHeed, Baby, Gaffney, Lafayette for Biedrins and Morrow at the same price?

For G.S. they would get a free biedrins/baby swap and the savings for a guy they were going to let walk anyway.

C's get a size/rebounding/defensive upgrade at a much larger contract and pick up a sharpshooting wing.


We'll see.

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #62 on: July 10, 2010, 03:05:59 PM »

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I was working on this last night. Here are the options I came up with:

     Trades for Rasheed Wallace, plus?

        To Wizards: Jason Kapono (F/G)
 
        To Clippers: Ryan Gomes (F)               
                     Randy Foye (G)

        To Lakers: Luke Walton (F)       (I know, I know!!!)

        To Suns: Leandro Barbosa (G)

        To Trailblazers:  Rudy Farnandez (G)
                          Joel Przybilla (C)
           (Plus we include Glen Davis (F) in trade.)

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #63 on: July 10, 2010, 03:24:46 PM »

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The 12M/3yr offer sheet on Morrow provides some interesting options for a s&t, although definitely a limited time opportunity.  

Sheed for Morrow and Wright addresses two needs.  An athletic PF and a deadly outside shooter to provide more rest for our aging Big Three.  GS has been down on Wright and with the additions of Lee and Udoh he is even more expendable.  Word is that they are unlikely to match on Morrow.  Frees them from another $3.3M in salary and the cap is not a concern so some cash for a buyout if needed would probably work.

I'm actually good with Sheed + BB + s&t Nate for s&t Morrow, Wright, and Biedrins also.  I think Nate would fit perfectly in Nellie's run-n-gun offense and I like the fact that Biedrins brings a very different skill set from our other Celtics centers.  Biedrins' contract is a bit long but that's Danny's call.

If there is a way to include Watson in a deal, I wonder if he might be flipped to Indiana for Brandon Rush and Josh McRoberts.  Gives Larry his starting point guard for players buried on the depth chart and gets back some athletic subs with upside for the 2/3 and 4 positions.

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« Reply #64 on: July 10, 2010, 03:40:55 PM »

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I like Wallace's contract + Davis + a future first rounder for Tayshaun Prince. I'm not at all convinced Joe would go for it though. But I think that would be our best bet.

That's a steep price to pay for a guy who looks like his body might be breaking down.  Great player though.




Up until last year, if I'm not mistaken, the guy has been an iron man. I'd definitely take the risk. I think he'd be a James Posey times two. I like his ability to guard LeBron and Kobe and hit the open three with nice efficiency. Plus we all know he has been in a lot of big games.

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« Reply #65 on: July 10, 2010, 03:47:14 PM »

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What about a 3 way with Dallas & Minny.

Minny trades: Big Al Jefferson
Minny recieves: Rasheed Wallace, Matt Carroll, Dal 1st future rounder, Bos future 1st rounder

Boston trades: Rasheed Wallace, future 1st rounder
Boston recieves: Shawn Marion

Dallas trades: Shawn Marion, Matt Carroll, future 1st rounder
Dallas recieves: Big Al Jefferson

That’s actually not bad. But i think Dallas is looking for a real center though.

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #66 on: July 10, 2010, 03:49:12 PM »

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I like Wallace's contract + Davis + a future first rounder for Tayshaun Prince. I'm not at all convinced Joe would go for it though. But I think that would be our best bet.

Yeah, I was thinking about this too. Just keep that future pick lottery protected.

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« Reply #67 on: July 10, 2010, 03:53:52 PM »

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Sheed & Baby (maybe a pick too) for Okur.

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #68 on: July 10, 2010, 03:54:59 PM »

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I like Wallace's contract + Davis + a future first rounder for Tayshaun Prince. I'm not at all convinced Joe would go for it though. But I think that would be our best bet.

Yeah, I was thinking about this too. Just keep that future pick lottery protected.

I’d be giddy at the announcement of Tay in green.

But we need Baby.

Re: Ok now, what are some ways we can use sheed's contract ?
« Reply #69 on: July 10, 2010, 03:55:56 PM »

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The 12M/3yr offer sheet on Morrow provides some interesting options for a s&t, although definitely a limited time opportunity.  

Sheed for Morrow and Wright addresses two needs.  An athletic PF and a deadly outside shooter to provide more rest for our aging Big Three.  GS has been down on Wright and with the additions of Lee and Udoh he is even more expendable.  Word is that they are unlikely to match on Morrow.  Frees them from another $3.3M in salary and the cap is not a concern so some cash for a buyout if needed would probably work.

I'm actually good with Sheed + BB + s&t Nate for s&t Morrow, Wright, and Biedrins also.  I think Nate would fit perfectly in Nellie's run-n-gun offense and I like the fact that Biedrins brings a very different skill set from our other Celtics centers.  Biedrins' contract is a bit long but that's Danny's call.

If there is a way to include Watson in a deal, I wonder if he might be flipped to Indiana for Brandon Rush and Josh McRoberts.  Gives Larry his starting point guard for players buried on the depth chart and gets back some athletic subs with upside for the 2/3 and 4 positions.
Morrow signed the offer sheet so if Golden State doesn't match the offer he belongs to New Jersey. If they do match the offer he belongs to Golden State and they can not trade him for one year. Those are the only two possibilities with Morrow once he signed the offer sheet. He is off the market as far as everyone but NJ and GS are concerned.

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« Reply #70 on: July 10, 2010, 04:08:12 PM »

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I like Wallace's contract + Davis + a future first rounder for Tayshaun Prince. I'm not at all convinced Joe would go for it though. But I think that would be our best bet.

Yeah, I was thinking about this too. Just keep that future pick lottery protected.

I’d be giddy at the announcement of Tay in green.

But we need Baby.


Baby has become a great bench player for us. But, if we could get Prince, I'd definitely sacrifice him. For the minimum, there are some options at power forward: Craig Smith, Stromile Swift, Josh Powell, Ike Diogu, etc. Obviously these guys aren't Big Baby Davis, but if we could land Prince, I think the downgrade at power forward would be worth it, especially since it seems more and more important that we will need bodies for LeBron and Wade.

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« Reply #71 on: July 10, 2010, 04:13:52 PM »

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The 12M/3yr offer sheet on Morrow provides some interesting options for a s&t, although definitely a limited time opportunity.  

Sheed for Morrow and Wright addresses two needs.  An athletic PF and a deadly outside shooter to provide more rest for our aging Big Three.  GS has been down on Wright and with the additions of Lee and Udoh he is even more expendable.  Word is that they are unlikely to match on Morrow.  Frees them from another $3.3M in salary and the cap is not a concern so some cash for a buyout if needed would probably work.

I'm actually good with Sheed + BB + s&t Nate for s&t Morrow, Wright, and Biedrins also.  I think Nate would fit perfectly in Nellie's run-n-gun offense and I like the fact that Biedrins brings a very different skill set from our other Celtics centers.  Biedrins' contract is a bit long but that's Danny's call.

If there is a way to include Watson in a deal, I wonder if he might be flipped to Indiana for Brandon Rush and Josh McRoberts.  Gives Larry his starting point guard for players buried on the depth chart and gets back some athletic subs with upside for the 2/3 and 4 positions.
Morrow signed the offer sheet so if Golden State doesn't match the offer he belongs to New Jersey. If they do match the offer he belongs to Golden State and they can not trade him for one year. Those are the only two possibilities with Morrow once he signed the offer sheet. He is off the market as far as everyone but NJ and GS are concerned.

It looks like G.S. will not match morrow's offer due to Lee putting them at the tax threshold (so they lost Morrow, Kelene, Turiaf AND Randolph for the right to pay 80 million to "avi" Lee).

However, G.S. has 7 days to match. Now is the time to swoop in with Sheed's retiring contract and take a contract or two off of G.S.'s hands so that they can keep morrow. Wright? he's not a starter for them now. We could work something to allow them to keep Morrow and we take back wright+vlad rad or Wright/Bell/Watson in some combination, or even Ellis if Danny likes him, or Biedrings+Wright Biedrins+Watson, etc. depending on how much G.S. wishes they could keep morrow but avoid the tax.

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« Reply #72 on: July 10, 2010, 04:34:04 PM »

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The 12M/3yr offer sheet on Morrow provides some interesting options for a s&t, although definitely a limited time opportunity.  

Sheed for Morrow and Wright addresses two needs.  An athletic PF and a deadly outside shooter to provide more rest for our aging Big Three.  GS has been down on Wright and with the additions of Lee and Udoh he is even more expendable.  Word is that they are unlikely to match on Morrow.  Frees them from another $3.3M in salary and the cap is not a concern so some cash for a buyout if needed would probably work.

I'm actually good with Sheed + BB + s&t Nate for s&t Morrow, Wright, and Biedrins also.  I think Nate would fit perfectly in Nellie's run-n-gun offense and I like the fact that Biedrins brings a very different skill set from our other Celtics centers.  Biedrins' contract is a bit long but that's Danny's call.

If there is a way to include Watson in a deal, I wonder if he might be flipped to Indiana for Brandon Rush and Josh McRoberts.  Gives Larry his starting point guard for players buried on the depth chart and gets back some athletic subs with upside for the 2/3 and 4 positions.
Morrow signed the offer sheet so if Golden State doesn't match the offer he belongs to New Jersey. If they do match the offer he belongs to Golden State and they can not trade him for one year. Those are the only two possibilities with Morrow once he signed the offer sheet. He is off the market as far as everyone but NJ and GS are concerned.

It looks like G.S. will not match morrow's offer due to Lee putting them at the tax threshold (so they lost Morrow, Kelene, Turiaf AND Randolph for the right to pay 80 million to "avi" Lee).

However, G.S. has 7 days to match. Now is the time to swoop in with Sheed's retiring contract and take a contract or two off of G.S.'s hands so that they can keep morrow. Wright? he's not a starter for them now. We could work something to allow them to keep Morrow and we take back wright+vlad rad or Wright/Bell/Watson in some combination, or even Ellis if Danny likes him, or Biedrings+Wright Biedrins+Watson, etc. depending on how much G.S. wishes they could keep morrow but avoid the tax.
That's all predicated upon them wanting to keep Morrow and if they do all they have to do is match and their salary goes up just $4 million. If they were okay with signing Lee long term just before the sale of the team, I don't see where a $4 million increase in payroll is going to be a problem.

Thing is though, maybe they don't want to keep Morrow. Maybe they figure they are okay with Ellis, Curry, Bell Watson and this kid Reggie Williams, who they seem to be high on.

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« Reply #73 on: July 10, 2010, 04:48:10 PM »

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What about a 3 way with Dallas & Minny.

Minny trades: Big Al Jefferson
Minny recieves: Rasheed Wallace, Matt Carroll, Dal 1st future rounder, Bos future 1st rounder

Boston trades: Rasheed Wallace, future 1st rounder
Boston recieves: Shawn Marion

Dallas trades: Shawn Marion, Matt Carroll, future 1st rounder
Dallas recieves: Big Al Jefferson

That’s actually not bad. But i think Dallas is looking for a real center though.

Shawn Marion's jets are cooling.  His rebounding, scoring and defensive impact have begun what looks to be a steep trend downwards.
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SG: Kobe Bryant/Eric Gordon
SF: Jimmy Butler/Danny Granger/Danilo Gallinari
PF: Al Horford/Zion Williamson
C: Yao Ming/Pau Gasol/Tyson Chandler

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« Reply #74 on: July 10, 2010, 05:08:23 PM »

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