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Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« on: July 24, 2010, 09:33:59 AM »

Offline Eddie20

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Boston receives:

Shaq (signed and traded at a starting contract of 3.5M next yr.)
J. Howard (signed and traded at a starting contract of 6.2M next yr.)

Cleveland receives:

Sheed's Deal

Washington receives:

West
Gaffney
Lafayette

We would have to include at least one draft choice to both teams and some money (West has a guaranteed 500K) in order to make it worth both the Wiz and Cavs time.

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2010, 09:59:53 AM »

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We can also offer each player an 8% raise per year. This might not have much impact on Shaq's 2 yr deal (taking it to about 3.8M next year), but it does give Howard some extra incentive since he will likely want to sign a deal longer than 2 yrs.

Shaq 2 yr deal

2010-11 = 3.5M
2011-12 = 3.8M

2 yrs. 7.3M deal

Howard

2010-11 = 6.2M
2011-12 = 6.7M
2012-13 = 7.2M (player option)
2013-14 = 7.8M (team option)

4 yrs 27.9M

This would take Howard to 33 if, as expected, we decline the team option the final year. It also gives him the ability to opt out after the 2012 season, which is the same time most of our other players contracts expire (KG, Allen, Robinson, JO, etc.)

Is that deal and the chance to play on a major contender enough to lure Howard?
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Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #2 on: July 24, 2010, 10:15:13 AM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?
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Starters - Luka, JB, Lebron, Wemby, Shaq
Rotation - D. Daniels, Mitchell, G. Wallace, Melo, Noah
Deep Bench - Korver, Turner

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #3 on: July 24, 2010, 10:22:53 AM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

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Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
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The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #4 on: July 24, 2010, 11:12:26 AM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

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Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
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The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
you have the Cavs trading their starting SG on an expiring contract for a second round pick.  Not happening.
2025 Historical Draft - Cleveland Cavaliers - 1st pick

Starters - Luka, JB, Lebron, Wemby, Shaq
Rotation - D. Daniels, Mitchell, G. Wallace, Melo, Noah
Deep Bench - Korver, Turner

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #5 on: July 24, 2010, 11:32:43 AM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

Quote
Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
.

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The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
you have the Cavs trading their starting SG on an expiring contract for a second round pick.  Not happening.

Who said he was their starting SG? The guy just pleaded guilty to gun charges and has been court ordered to undergo psychological counseling. However, more importantly his contract is nearly fully non-guaranteed if he is waived prior to August 5. The Cavs would only have to account for 500k of his 4.6M contract if he's waived before then (the full amount thereafter).

I expect the Cavs are exploring all angles in order to trade his deal, much like the C's are doing with Sheed, but rest assured that West will get dealt or waived and NOT be on the Cavs roster next season. Unless he re-signs for the vet. minimum after he's waived.

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #6 on: July 24, 2010, 12:51:27 PM »

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I could go for this. Getting Shaq and Josh Howard would be awesome. That said, I would still prefer the CP3 and Okafor deal for Sheed, Perk, Rondo and filler.

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #7 on: July 24, 2010, 01:33:20 PM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

Quote
Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
.

Quote
The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
you have the Cavs trading their starting SG on an expiring contract for a second round pick.  Not happening.

Who said he was their starting SG? The guy just pleaded guilty to gun charges and has been court ordered to undergo psychological counseling. However, more importantly his contract is nearly fully non-guaranteed if he is waived prior to August 5. The Cavs would only have to account for 500k of his 4.6M contract if he's waived before then (the full amount thereafter).

I expect the Cavs are exploring all angles in order to trade his deal, much like the C's are doing with Sheed, but rest assured that West will get dealt or waived and NOT be on the Cavs roster next season. Unless he re-signs for the vet. minimum after he's waived.

I'm sure the Wiz want another gun carrier in the locker room after what they went through last year....

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #8 on: July 24, 2010, 01:38:15 PM »

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Washington will be all over this.  West would be the perfect guy to go along with Arenas.  Maybe they can have a shootout in the parking lot after a game. LOL  ;D

 All kidding aside I do not think that trade would happen.  That being said i like the way you are thinking, I myself was trying to think of how the Celtics could get Howard with this Shaq thing.  

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #9 on: July 24, 2010, 01:57:56 PM »

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Guys, West, Sheed, Gaffney, and LaFayette would all be waived. Washington could potentially lose Howard for nothing so why not get a 2nd rd pick and the the 500K it would take to pay for the guaranteed portion of West's contract in return? Same goes for Cleveland and Shaq.

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #10 on: July 24, 2010, 04:20:12 PM »

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To much money for Howard as a backup.   It is also to many years.  Reduce both. 

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #11 on: July 24, 2010, 04:52:10 PM »

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I could go for this. Getting Shaq and Josh Howard would be awesome. That said, I would still prefer the CP3 and Okafor deal for Sheed, Perk, Rondo and filler.

The only way that trade works is if KG is that filler BTW. CP3 to Boston doesn't work because of Rondo's BYC status. Period.

I agree, this is the kind of deal to finalize the roster. If adding Washington makes things too complicated (I don't think you can do two S & T's in one deal); we can take Parker or Moon instead of Howard, but I would prefer Howard over both of them if possible.




Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #12 on: July 24, 2010, 05:02:15 PM »

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Could see a scenario where we get Jamario Moon and Shaq for Sheed and a 2nd rounder.   Not sure if that is the best return possible for

In essence, we take Moon's contract and get Sheed for a 2nd rounder .... AND a bigger impediment in front of King James :)

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #13 on: July 26, 2010, 08:54:13 PM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

Quote
Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
.

Quote
The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
you have the Cavs trading their starting SG on an expiring contract for a second round pick.  Not happening.

Who said he was their starting SG? The guy just pleaded guilty to gun charges and has been court ordered to undergo psychological counseling. However, more importantly his contract is nearly fully non-guaranteed if he is waived prior to August 5. The Cavs would only have to account for 500k of his 4.6M contract if he's waived before then (the full amount thereafter).

I expect the Cavs are exploring all angles in order to trade his deal, much like the C's are doing with Sheed, but rest assured that West will get dealt or waived and NOT be on the Cavs roster next season. Unless he re-signs for the vet. minimum after he's waived.

Via Marc Spears...


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Cleveland trades Delonte West and Sebastian Telfair to Minnesota for Ramon Sessions, Ryan Hollins and a draft pick, a source told Y! Sports.

Re: Sign and Trade idea for both Shaq and J. Howard
« Reply #14 on: July 26, 2010, 09:38:22 PM »

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why on earth does Cleveland do that trade?

Not sure where you see the problem. The Cavs would facilitate the trade and acquire a 2nd rd pick for their troubles. This happens all the time as a team would rather acquire something than just lost a player outright. They have no interest in Shaq and they have no interest in West. Rumors of West being waived this off-season have been circulating for a while.

The same thing could've been said about the following two deals. Why on earth does either team do these trades? It happens.

Quote
Warrick officially joined the Suns on Friday after a sign-and-trade deal with Chicago that sent Phoenix's second-round draft pick in 2011 to the Bulls
.

Quote
The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has acquired the signed-and-traded contract of guard C.J. Watson from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
you have the Cavs trading their starting SG on an expiring contract for a second round pick.  Not happening.

Who said he was their starting SG? The guy just pleaded guilty to gun charges and has been court ordered to undergo psychological counseling. However, more importantly his contract is nearly fully non-guaranteed if he is waived prior to August 5. The Cavs would only have to account for 500k of his 4.6M contract if he's waived before then (the full amount thereafter).

I expect the Cavs are exploring all angles in order to trade his deal, much like the C's are doing with Sheed, but rest assured that West will get dealt or waived and NOT be on the Cavs roster next season. Unless he re-signs for the vet. minimum after he's waived.

Via Marc Spears...


Quote
Cleveland trades Delonte West and Sebastian Telfair to Minnesota for Ramon Sessions, Ryan Hollins and a draft pick, a source told Y! Sports.


Like the idea of getting Shaq & Howard. Now, how do we make it happen??