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Offline screwedupmaniac

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http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=85lu488

What would you guys think of this trade?

BOS:

John Salmons
O.J. Mayo
Mike Conley (can't be included til March)
Demarcus Cousins
Maurice Speights

SAC:

Paul Pierce, Future 1st

MEM:

Rajon Rondo

Why for Boston?

Boston gets young potential talents in Conley, Mayo, and Cousins, spearheading their rebuilding efforts and giving Boston some pieces to continue competing with. We will be in a position to contend this year, and draw free agents here with our cap space next year.

Why for Sacramento?

They rid themselves of a malcontent team problem in Cousins and get back a perennial all-star SF in Paul Pierce. They get a savvy veteran leader who can teach leadership to Tyreke Evans and rally the Kings to a 7th or 8th seed in the playoffs. We can package a draft pick from this year or next year to sweeten the pot in Sactown's constant rebuild efforts.

Why for Memphis?

They move Mayo to a team that isn't log jammed at the guard position, and they get a perennial all star PG in Rondo to lead them into the playoffs.

Thoughts?

Offline stylo617617

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love the idea ,im sure memphis would do it ina heartbeat they'd even throw in conley to make sure rondo is thier guy but no way sac town does it , i think the whole cousins thing is under the bridge now

i'd love to see
Rondo,12' 2nd rounder for

Conley,Mayo,memphis 12' 1st rounder

only contenders want pierce

Offline LarBrd33

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love the idea ,im sure memphis would do it ina heartbeat they'd even throw in conley to make sure rondo is thier guy but no way sac town does it , i think the whole cousins thing is under the bridge now

i'd love to see
Rondo,12' 2nd rounder for

Conley,Mayo,memphis 12' 1st rounder

only contenders want pierce
I like the Conley, Mayo, 1st rounder for Rondo too.  I made a thread about it a couple days ago and it was mostly negative responses.

Offline KCattheStripe

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OJ Mayo is bad at 5 v 5 basketball.

Offline Green 18

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Maurice Speights was brought in for the one and only purpose of filling in for an injured Z-Bo. They are not going to trade him and find themselves looking for another replacement...

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http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=85lu488

What would you guys think of this trade?

BOS:

John Salmons
O.J. Mayo
Mike Conley (can't be included til March)
Demarcus Cousins
Maurice Speights

SAC:

Paul Pierce, Future 1st

MEM:

Rajon Rondo

Why for Boston?

Boston gets young potential talents in Conley, Mayo, and Cousins, spearheading their rebuilding efforts and giving Boston some pieces to continue competing with. We will be in a position to contend this year, and draw free agents here with our cap space next year.

Why for Sacramento?

They rid themselves of a malcontent team problem in Cousins and get back a perennial all-star SF in Paul Pierce. They get a savvy veteran leader who can teach leadership to Tyreke Evans and rally the Kings to a 7th or 8th seed in the playoffs. We can package a draft pick from this year or next year to sweeten the pot in Sactown's constant rebuild efforts.

Why for Memphis?

They move Mayo to a team that isn't log jammed at the guard position, and they get a perennial all star PG in Rondo to lead them into the playoffs.

Thoughts?

Okay so we get some OKAY players, but we really do wrong by Pierce by sending him to SAC. Doesn't really show any potential FA that we really care about the players. "You start not winning we send you to a bad team with no hopes!"

And we loose a 1st as well? Not worth it, Cousins is nice, but I'd much rather have Evans. Him and Rondo would be fun to watch.

Offline gpap

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love the idea ,im sure memphis would do it ina heartbeat they'd even throw in conley to make sure rondo is thier guy but no way sac town does it , i think the whole cousins thing is under the bridge now

i'd love to see
Rondo,12' 2nd rounder for

Conley,Mayo,memphis 12' 1st rounder

only contenders want pierce
I like the Conley, Mayo, 1st rounder for Rondo too.  I made a thread about it a couple days ago and it was mostly negative responses.

I also love the idea of Rondo being shipped out for Conley and Mayo. One good young player for two good young players. Somehow though, I don't think Memphis breaks up their core right now. They've got a pretty darn good young team developing. I think you've a better chance of possibly swapping Ray for OJ and filler.

Offline screwedupmaniac

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http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=85lu488

What would you guys think of this trade?

BOS:

John Salmons
O.J. Mayo
Mike Conley (can't be included til March)
Demarcus Cousins
Maurice Speights

SAC:

Paul Pierce, Future 1st

MEM:

Rajon Rondo

Why for Boston?

Boston gets young potential talents in Conley, Mayo, and Cousins, spearheading their rebuilding efforts and giving Boston some pieces to continue competing with. We will be in a position to contend this year, and draw free agents here with our cap space next year.

Why for Sacramento?

They rid themselves of a malcontent team problem in Cousins and get back a perennial all-star SF in Paul Pierce. They get a savvy veteran leader who can teach leadership to Tyreke Evans and rally the Kings to a 7th or 8th seed in the playoffs. We can package a draft pick from this year or next year to sweeten the pot in Sactown's constant rebuild efforts.

Why for Memphis?

They move Mayo to a team that isn't log jammed at the guard position, and they get a perennial all star PG in Rondo to lead them into the playoffs.

Thoughts?

Okay so we get some OKAY players, but we really do wrong by Pierce by sending him to SAC. Doesn't really show any potential FA that we really care about the players. "You start not winning we send you to a bad team with no hopes!"

And we loose a 1st as well? Not worth it, Cousins is nice, but I'd much rather have Evans. Him and Rondo would be fun to watch.

My thinking with Sactown is that it would get Pierce close to home, back near his West Coast family. He gets to do the Michael Jordan thing and play out his last couple years in a comfortable way.

Offline bfrombleacher

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love the idea ,im sure memphis would do it ina heartbeat they'd even throw in conley to make sure rondo is thier guy but no way sac town does it , i think the whole cousins thing is under the bridge now

i'd love to see
Rondo,12' 2nd rounder for

Conley,Mayo,memphis 12' 1st rounder

only contenders want pierce
I like the Conley, Mayo, 1st rounder for Rondo too.  I made a thread about it a couple days ago and it was mostly negative responses.

I also love the idea of Rondo being shipped out for Conley and Mayo. One good young player for two good young players. Somehow though, I don't think Memphis breaks up their core right now. They've got a pretty darn good young team developing. I think you've a better chance of possibly swapping Ray for OJ and filler.

Isn't their core pretty much Tony Allen + their frontcourt now?  Conley + Mayo seems like good return (although it'll pain me to part with Rondo).