last trade I will post for a while 4 team (idea)

[CFAN38]

Who says no to this

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=mzlmn28

Pistons get Green, Neal, Pressey 2014 nets pick from Cs

Celtics get Sanders, Gordon

Bucks get Monroe, Stuckey, Bogans

Bobcats get Butler and Bass


Looking at it Detroit gets the short end talent wise, but green is a great fit for them and monore is a FA. Neal and the pick also help their team.

The Cs take on the most risk. Sanders could quickly become a terrible deal but the potential is there for him to flourish with Rondo. He is also the ideal pairing with Sully.

The Bucks put in place a great young front court. They would need to sign Monroe but Henson, Monroe and Gianis have a ton of potential together.

Bobcats gain two starters and neither are terrible contracts. Butler is expiring and Bass has this year and next. They go for the playoffs without breaking the bank.

[Celtics18]

i don't know that I'd do it, but TP for an impressive four team deal that at least on some level seems like it makes sense for all teams involved. 

Well done.

[pearljammer10]

i don't know that I'd do it, but TP for an impressive four team deal that at least on some level seems like it makes sense for all teams involved. 

Well done.

Haha my thoughts as well. The first idea that comes across Celticsblog in a while with a smidgen of sense made. Although I think the Pistons would be able to get a greater return for Monroe a big Stuckey's expiring than Green.

[slamtheking]

not unreasonable for anyone.  Detroit would be the sticking point from what I can see.  Monroe is a lot to give up for that.  probably take another pick or 2 going to them

[wdleehi]

I rather have Monroe then Sanders.

[CFAN38]

I rather have Monroe then Sanders.

In alot of ways I would too. The problem is that Monroe isn't a true rim protector and any team that he is the center for will always have this flaw.

I am new to the idea of advanced stats and not sure how I feel about them but this link show that in his 8 games this season Sanders is the best in the league.

http://stats.nba.com/playerTrackingDefense.html?pageNo=1&rowsPerPage=25&filters=FGA_DEFEND_RIM*GE*6&sortField=FGP_DEFEND_RIM&sortOrder=ASC

With Rondo and AB in the back court and Sanders protecting the rim the Cs could be an elite defensive team.