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Blockbuster trade results
« on: May 26, 2011, 02:10:11 PM »

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Boston Gets:

Brandon Roy$13.6M 13.9
SG  5 Years

R. Fernandez$1.2M 13.5
SG  2 Years

Al Horford$5.4M 20.8
C  6 Years

M. Williams$7.3M 13
   4years

Portland gets:

Paul Pierce$13.9M 19.8
SF 4 Years

J. O'Neal$5.8M 9.2
C 2 Years

Z. Pachulia$4.3M 12.4
C 3 Years

Jeff Teague$1.5M 14.6
G  3 Years

Atlanta gets:

K. Garnett$18.8M 20.7
PF 2 Years

A. Bradley$1.4M N/A
SG  4 Years

W. Matthews$5.8M 15.6
G 5 Years

N. Batum$1.2M 14.8
SF  2 Years
Acquiring 4 Players

Why it works:

Atlanta gets the chance to not need jamal C anymore and use the money on Tyson Chandler
This gives them:

T chandelr
K garnett
josh S
Joe J
kirk hinrich
Wes matthews 6th man

Portland:

Has the superstar SF they needed in pierce and can content for a title immediatly. They let Oden walk and sign JR Smith or J rich , shannon Brown etc whoever and there lineup is tuff to beat with up and coming Jeff T at the point and a deep interior.
J oneal/camby
Aldridge/zaza
Pierce
J rich/shannon brown
Jeff teague/tj ford

Boston has a future and present:
 We get veujic in the draft and sign D Jordan , then sign and trade bbd for Anthony Randolph/Millic and add barea heres what you got:

D jordan/Darko
Harford/Randolph/veujic
J green/m williams
Roy/fernandez
rondo/jj barea

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2011, 02:14:45 PM »

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You want the Celtics to take on Roy, his lack of a knee and his now oversized contract?

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2011, 02:22:04 PM »

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For Boston:

Roy has little to no value with his injury history. How can we acquire both Barea and Jordan?

For Atlanta:

They have no cap space, so they can't sign Chandler. Besides, Horford is younger, if not better.

For Portland:

They get Pierce, so what happens to Wallace? You also forgot about Andre Miller. Also, don't think JO would start over Camby.

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #3 on: May 26, 2011, 02:23:06 PM »

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Roy is a non issue. He scored like 20 points in the fourth against Dallas a few eeks ago. Big D could not stop him...he is fine. No knee issues no more....

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #4 on: May 26, 2011, 02:24:34 PM »

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Roy is a non issue. He scored like 20 points in the fourth against Dallas a few eeks ago. Big D could not stop him...he is fine. No knee issues no more....


You mean for one quarter, he over came it.



No.  It is a major issue.  He is on his way to being a role player, then out of the league.  It stinks, but it is reality. 


Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #5 on: May 26, 2011, 02:25:55 PM »

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I forgot Wallace. He would be Portlands 6th man.

Atlanta can sign Chandler if they let Jamal walk. They plan to sign Jamal to keep him...

Boston would have trouble signing both Barea and Jordan..it depends on how much they want and Ray not taking on his option..

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« Reply #6 on: May 26, 2011, 02:26:50 PM »

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I forgot Wallace. He would be Portlands 6th man.

Atlanta can sign Chandler if they let Jamal walk. They plan to sign Jamal to keep him...

Boston would have trouble signing both Barea and Jordan..it depends on how much they want and Ray not taking on his option..


Ray not taking his option does not give the Celtics cap space.  It just gets them closer to being at the cap. 

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #7 on: May 26, 2011, 02:29:04 PM »

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Roy is a non issue. He scored like 20 points in the fourth against Dallas a few eeks ago. Big D could not stop him...he is fine. No knee issues no more....

Do you mean "no knees no more"?

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #8 on: May 26, 2011, 02:29:59 PM »

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If a guy can be unstopable in the clutch quarter than he is not done and injured. Shaq is a prime example..he could not doiminate at all in the series even one minute...that's a injury.

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« Reply #9 on: May 26, 2011, 02:31:26 PM »

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Thats true about the cap but look at the payroll for the top teams...it is very high. Luxury tax is inevitable....

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #10 on: May 26, 2011, 02:33:24 PM »

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If a guy can be unstopable in the clutch quarter than he is not done and injured. Shaq is a prime example..he could not doiminate at all in the series even one minute...that's a injury.


And where is this play the other 3 quarters? 


Or how about the other games in the series?


Or how about in the regular season after this injury became full blown?




You make this trade based on only one strong quarter when all the other evidence (medical records and drop in on floor play) says the opposite? 


We are watching a really good player in the beginning of his circling the drain because of a very terrible injury. 

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« Reply #11 on: May 26, 2011, 02:34:55 PM »

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Thats true about the cap but look at the payroll for the top teams...it is very high. Luxury tax is inevitable....


Yes.  The Celtics pay that tax.



But you can still not just sign over the cap.  You can use the MLE.  The LLE.  Sign a rookie contract.  Sign a min contract. 

Those are not going to get what you suggest done.  And the ability of the Celtics to use those have nothing to do with Ray and his contract. 

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #12 on: May 26, 2011, 02:54:29 PM »

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Roy is young and will be fine. KG had a nasty knee injury and was probaly playing his best ball in 3 years last year! He was great mid season and had a 28 and 18 game against Miami common how'd he do that after that nasty knee injury? He's way older than Roy...

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #13 on: May 26, 2011, 02:57:30 PM »

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on the contract stuff...yeah it might not work.
Barea should take minimum...Jordan maybe not. Shaq not coming back..allen..kristic...wafer...west...etc etc how is that not enough to sign Barea and Jordan? Im confused.

Re: Blockbuster trade results
« Reply #14 on: May 26, 2011, 03:00:28 PM »

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Roy is young and will be fine. KG had a nasty knee injury and was probaly playing his best ball in 3 years last year! He was great mid season and had a 28 and 18 game against Miami common how'd he do that after that nasty knee injury? He's way older than Roy...

....This isnt even a question, Roy has a degenerative knee injury. Him being young has nothing to do with it, his knee is shot. He can still be a solid player, but his best days are almost definitely behind him.

He knows it, the Blazers know it, and his doctors know it. So what exactly makes you so sure his knee is not an issue anymore?