Rumor: Wilson Chandler to GSW for #7

[Lucky17]

Chris Broussard (I know, huge grain of salt) says the Nuggets have been talking to Golden State about trading Wilson Chandler for the W's #7 pick.

https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=Chris_Broussard

Would have to be some salary heading out of GState to make it work (maybe Dorell Wright).

Wonder how much traction there is on this. Could be a good deal for both teams. Chandler would slot into the W's starting lineup quite nicely.

[indeedproceed]

Chris Broussard (I know, huge grain of salt) says the Nuggets have been talking to Golden State about trading Wilson Chandler for the W's #7 pick.

https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=Chris_Broussard

Would have to be some salary heading out of GState to make it work (maybe Dorell Wright).

Wonder how much traction there is on this. Could be a good deal for both teams. Chandler would slot into the W's starting lineup quite nicely.

And, if Drummond is still there, they can let McGee walk.

[Change]

[perks-a-beast]

hahahaha TP.

[pearljammer10]

hahahaha TP.

Haha ditto


I guess golden state is giving up on andre iggy. Chandler is a decent addition if they can make it happen, doesnt put them anywhere near contention however.

[Cman]

Do the Nuggets have to include the #20 pick?

[Yogi]

hahahaha TP.

Haha ditto


I guess golden state is giving up on andre iggy. Chandler is a decent addition if they can make it happen, doesnt put them anywhere near contention however.

Mark Jackson, Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Wilson Chandler, David Lee and Andrew Bogut with Brandon Rush in the 6th man role is a pretty nice core.

[Lucky17]

If Golden State could somehow also offload Richard Jefferson in that deal, that'd be a coup.

Biedrins' contract is also pretty bad, but I think the W's need to keep him around, in case Bogut gets injured.

[Yoki_IsTheName]

hahahaha TP.

Haha ditto


I guess golden state is giving up on andre iggy. Chandler is a decent addition if they can make it happen, doesnt put them anywhere near contention however.

Mark Jackson, Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Wilson Chandler, David Lee and Andrew Bogut with Brandon Rush in the 6th man role is a pretty nice core.

Don't forget Dor-El and Nate (although they need to resign Nate first).

If that lineup stays healthy, that's gonna be a solid team to mess with.

[Boris Badenov]

In other words the #7 pick in the 2012 draft might be traded for the #23 pick in the 2007 draft...a guy who played 8 games last year, had a PER of 9.08, and has just started the recovery process from season-ending hip surgery.

This should put that "one of the deepest drafts ever" talk to bed.

[StartOrien]

In other words the #7 pick in the 2012 draft might be traded for the #23 pick in the 2007 draft...a guy who played 8 games last year, had a PER of 9.08, and has just started the recovery process from season-ending hip surgery.

This should put that "one of the deepest drafts ever" talk to bed.

I'm willing to bet that if the Patriots offered Tom Brady for a first round pick, a few teams would be able to look past the fact that he was originally drafted in the sixth round. Where a player was drafted means nothing.

[Who]

Not a great return for the #7 pick. Feels underwhelming. Decent return, I suppose.

A potentially nice move for Denver. I would like to see them turnaround that pick though and use it to either move up another slot or two, or, trade back and pickup additional assets. Not a great place in the draft (#7). Right where the talent level seems to drop off a bit.

[Snakehead]

Not a great return for the #7 pick. Feels underwhelming. Decent return, I suppose.

A potentially nice move for Denver. I would like to see them turnaround that pick though and use it to either move up another slot or two, or, trade back and pickup additional assets. Not a great place in the draft (#7). Right where the talent level seems to drop off a bit.

I might like Wilson Chandler more than most but I think he's better than anyone you are going to get at #7.  I'm a fan of his.

[Lucky17]

Not a great return for the #7 pick. Feels underwhelming. Decent return, I suppose.

A potentially nice move for Denver. I would like to see them turnaround that pick though and use it to either move up another slot or two, or, trade back and pickup additional assets. Not a great place in the draft (#7). Right where the talent level seems to drop off a bit.

They do still have a large TE from the Nene deal ($13 mil). So, they could conceivably offer the #7 to Atlanta for Josh Smith, for example.

[slamtheking]

Not a great return for the #7 pick. Feels underwhelming. Decent return, I suppose.

A potentially nice move for Denver. I would like to see them turnaround that pick though and use it to either move up another slot or two, or, trade back and pickup additional assets. Not a great place in the draft (#7). Right where the talent level seems to drop off a bit.

They do still have a large TE from the Nene deal ($13 mil). So, they could conceivably offer the #7 to Atlanta for Josh Smith, for example.

that's a twist that would make sense for Denver and Atlanta.  Still think that's low return for the Gun Shot Wounds