three team trade

[Deezzyy]

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=p2o2zs3 with clips 2015 going to Milwaukee, cavs 2016 to Charlotte?

Why for boston: get rid of wallace's contract, green and bass who are not in our future plans. We also get a legitimate center and rim protector in Larry Sanders and a Legitimate shooting guard who can create his own shots and play defense to pair with smart in Stephenson. We would also waive maxiell and create room for wright to play. We also get a center/ power forward with great potential in biyombo. gives us a chance to trade bradley if ainge wanted to

Rotation:
Smart/nelson
Stephenson/bradley/thronton
Turner/Crowder
Olynyk/Wright
Sanders/Zeller/Biyombo

Why for Milwaukee: They get a veteran presence on a young team that has a chance of making the playoffs in Gerald Wallace, a replacement for the injured Jabari Parker in Jared Sullinger, Gerald Henderson in theory solves there shooting guard problem and would allow them the play the greek freak at the small forward and a 2015 pick. It also frees up playing time for John Henson.

Why for Charlotte: they get out of the failed signing of Stephenson, Green gives them the small forward and shooting and spacing that they need to pair with Al Jefferson, Bass gives them a legitimate starting power forward who can space the floor next to Jefferson, They also get a shooting gaurd in Mayo who this year has shown with consistent minutes he can be an effective shooter. Charlotte also gets a 2016 pick.

Who says no?

[Surferdad]

I look at that rotation and say to myself: No championship with that, so no.

[GetLucky]

The only problem here is we get two players with longer contracts than Wallace's for about the same annual cost. And they have massive character issues. Stevenson is a goof. I'd take him, but not on an impressionable young team with a young coach and no veteran leadership. And I'm pretty sure Larry Sanders publicly advocated for the casual use of marijuana during a press conference right after he got suspended for smoking it. Those are not two guys that I want in a veteran leadership position.