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I might have posted this idea elsewhere before, I forget, but I think if Howard does want to go to Houston, there is a scenario where the C's could get in on that deal in a way that could help them gain some interesting assets going forward.Something along the lines of:Houston gets: HowardBoston gets: Asik, Robinson, ArtestLA gets: KG, PierceWhy Houston does it is simple. Why the Lakers do it, is to basically make one run this year with an incredibly old, but actually intriguingly well fit core of Nash/Kobe/Pierce/KG/Gasol, before blowing it up to lure Lebron next summer. Why the C's do it, is to get a very talented and productive young center, who is signed for a reasonable contract in Asik, and a talented young PF who is coming off a disappointing rookie year, but still has a ton of talent, and was a slow starter in college as well, and could just need time to transition to the NBA game. And, they would just immediately buy out Artest.Its not the most thrilling trade in the world, but it would at least provide the framework that could at least be interesting.
Quote from: Chris on May 20, 2013, 09:56:07 AMI might have posted this idea elsewhere before, I forget, but I think if Howard does want to go to Houston, there is a scenario where the C's could get in on that deal in a way that could help them gain some interesting assets going forward.Something along the lines of:Houston gets: HowardBoston gets: Asik, Robinson, ArtestLA gets: KG, PierceWhy Houston does it is simple. Why the Lakers do it, is to basically make one run this year with an incredibly old, but actually intriguingly well fit core of Nash/Kobe/Pierce/KG/Gasol, before blowing it up to lure Lebron next summer. Why the C's do it, is to get a very talented and productive young center, who is signed for a reasonable contract in Asik, and a talented young PF who is coming off a disappointing rookie year, but still has a ton of talent, and was a slow starter in college as well, and could just need time to transition to the NBA game. And, they would just immediately buy out Artest.Its not the most thrilling trade in the world, but it would at least provide the framework that could at least be interesting. I think Houston would need to give up more than just Asik+Robinson to land Dwight. Likely at least a 1st rounder
Quote from: BleedGreen1989 on May 20, 2013, 10:03:31 AMQuote from: Chris on May 20, 2013, 09:56:07 AMI might have posted this idea elsewhere before, I forget, but I think if Howard does want to go to Houston, there is a scenario where the C's could get in on that deal in a way that could help them gain some interesting assets going forward.Something along the lines of:Houston gets: HowardBoston gets: Asik, Robinson, ArtestLA gets: KG, PierceWhy Houston does it is simple. Why the Lakers do it, is to basically make one run this year with an incredibly old, but actually intriguingly well fit core of Nash/Kobe/Pierce/KG/Gasol, before blowing it up to lure Lebron next summer. Why the C's do it, is to get a very talented and productive young center, who is signed for a reasonable contract in Asik, and a talented young PF who is coming off a disappointing rookie year, but still has a ton of talent, and was a slow starter in college as well, and could just need time to transition to the NBA game. And, they would just immediately buy out Artest.Its not the most thrilling trade in the world, but it would at least provide the framework that could at least be interesting. I think Houston would need to give up more than just Asik+Robinson to land Dwight. Likely at least a 1st rounderRemember that if LA doesn't want to play ball, Howard doesn't need them to. He'll take the lesser contract rather than the S&T.
Quote from: IndeedProceed on May 20, 2013, 10:38:56 AMQuote from: BleedGreen1989 on May 20, 2013, 10:03:31 AMQuote from: Chris on May 20, 2013, 09:56:07 AMI might have posted this idea elsewhere before, I forget, but I think if Howard does want to go to Houston, there is a scenario where the C's could get in on that deal in a way that could help them gain some interesting assets going forward.Something along the lines of:Houston gets: HowardBoston gets: Asik, Robinson, ArtestLA gets: KG, PierceWhy Houston does it is simple. Why the Lakers do it, is to basically make one run this year with an incredibly old, but actually intriguingly well fit core of Nash/Kobe/Pierce/KG/Gasol, before blowing it up to lure Lebron next summer. Why the C's do it, is to get a very talented and productive young center, who is signed for a reasonable contract in Asik, and a talented young PF who is coming off a disappointing rookie year, but still has a ton of talent, and was a slow starter in college as well, and could just need time to transition to the NBA game. And, they would just immediately buy out Artest.Its not the most thrilling trade in the world, but it would at least provide the framework that could at least be interesting. I think Houston would need to give up more than just Asik+Robinson to land Dwight. Likely at least a 1st rounderRemember that if LA doesn't want to play ball, Howard doesn't need them to. He'll take the lesser contract rather than the S&T.That's true. I heard something on Mike and Mike this morning where Dwight could sign a 3 year deal with Houston then re-up for the max and not really lose any money in the long run. Also, Texas has no income tax I believe which is a plus financially.
I think Dwight Howard makes the Rockets a contender.
I believe the Trailblazers could absorb Asik's contract without having to send out anything. Asik for a 1st? Asik's a great fit for Portland
Quote from: StartOrien on May 20, 2013, 03:45:08 PMI believe the Trailblazers could absorb Asik's contract without having to send out anything. Asik for a 1st? Asik's a great fit for PortlandEvery team with trade exception and/or cap space would take him.
I believe the Trailblazers could absorb Asik's contract without having to send out anything. Asik for a 1st? That might be a lot when Houston doesnt have much leverage, but Asik's a picture perfect fit in Portland.
Yeah, I actually suppose Houston would have some assets the Lakers would want as well, should a sign and trade take place.Maybe the Lakers get Asik, Lin, Delfino and Parsons for Howard going to Houston.
Quote from: gpap on May 20, 2013, 04:15:05 PMYeah, I actually suppose Houston would have some assets the Lakers would want as well, should a sign and trade take place.Maybe the Lakers get Asik, Lin, Delfino and Parsons for Howard going to Houston.WAAAAAAAAAAY too much