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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #15 on: May 13, 2015, 09:06:21 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #16 on: May 13, 2015, 09:17:51 AM »

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I would look to Golden State, they have stated they need to dump a salary to be able to extend Green and stay under the tax (currently at 77 mil). I would be more than happy to take either Lee's or Boguts salary with the price being Harrison Barnes

I thought about them too, but the thing is trade for Lee we'd have to absorb him via our cap space, as his cap number is higher than the Rondo TE.



That extra 2 - 3 mil is easy to figure out. Example would be Pressey and Babb non guaranteed salaries

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« Reply #17 on: May 13, 2015, 09:45:53 AM »

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« Reply #18 on: May 13, 2015, 09:54:16 AM »

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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #19 on: May 13, 2015, 10:05:19 AM »

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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #20 on: May 13, 2015, 10:14:08 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

I've said it before: trading Wallace for Lee and a pick seems like it would help out both teams. GSW could then release Wallace using the stretch provision, freeing up roughly $12 million in payroll that they could then use to re-sign Draymond Green.
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« Reply #21 on: May 13, 2015, 10:29:10 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

I've said it before: trading Wallace for Lee and a pick seems like it would help out both teams. GSW could then release Wallace using the stretch provision, freeing up roughly $12 million in payroll that they could then use to re-sign Draymond Green.
I don't think you can trade for a guy then stretch him.
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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #22 on: May 13, 2015, 10:35:06 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

I've said it before: trading Wallace for Lee and a pick seems like it would help out both teams. GSW could then release Wallace using the stretch provision, freeing up roughly $12 million in payroll that they could then use to re-sign Draymond Green.
I don't think you can trade for a guy then stretch him.

You're thinking of the amnesty provision.
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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #23 on: May 13, 2015, 11:12:45 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

It does, but only if Danny strikes out on the FA market. Lee has no long term future here, so he's a one and done guy.

Lee doesn't fit under the trade exception and since trade exceptions cannot combined with other players, the Celtics would have to take him "naturally". That adds about $16m to the cap - or $6m if it's Wallace going back. I could see a trade of Lee + 1st + Barnes for Wallace + restricted 2nd + non-guaranteed salaries.

It would be worth it for GS, but I'm not sure if it would be worth it for the Celtics. Barnes has been in the league for 3 years and isn't exactly starting material. He's about to turn 23 so his long term development may never be greater than a role player. Lee is just sitting on the cap for this year. The 1st rounder will likely be 25+. Is that enough? Not so sure, especially if taking on Lee hinders the ability to use the trade exception elsewhere.

Faried for the exception is something I like. 
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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #24 on: May 14, 2015, 09:41:04 AM »

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Taking Lee for a pick seems like a Danny type move.

It does, but only if Danny strikes out on the FA market. Lee has no long term future here, so he's a one and done guy.

Lee doesn't fit under the trade exception and since trade exceptions cannot combined with other players, the Celtics would have to take him "naturally". That adds about $16m to the cap - or $6m if it's Wallace going back. I could see a trade of Lee + 1st + Barnes for Wallace + restricted 2nd + non-guaranteed salaries.

It would be worth it for GS, but I'm not sure if it would be worth it for the Celtics. Barnes has been in the league for 3 years and isn't exactly starting material. He's about to turn 23 so his long term development may never be greater than a role player. Lee is just sitting on the cap for this year. The 1st rounder will likely be 25+. Is that enough? Not so sure, especially if taking on Lee hinders the ability to use the trade exception elsewhere.

Faried for the exception is something I like.
I think Denver may be our best trade partner with Faried and their pick and or Lawson.
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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #25 on: May 14, 2015, 11:12:02 AM »

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I would look to Golden State, they have stated they need to dump a salary to be able to extend Green and stay under the tax (currently at 77 mil). I would be more than happy to take either Lee's or Boguts salary with the price being Harrison Barnes

I thought about them too, but the thing is trade for Lee we'd have to absorb him via our cap space, as his cap number is higher than the Rondo TE.

I think I've seen this before where Ainge could make this at least 2 transactions maybe even a 3 team deal with smaller TE's that eventually becomes a bigger TE can use to absorb Lee's salary.

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« Reply #26 on: May 14, 2015, 11:21:38 AM »

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I'm not sure if these will be the old numbers by the time we could make a trade, but here is the espn list of guys making under the Rondo TPE:

35   Joakim Noah, C   Chicago Bulls   $12,700,000
36   Tony Parker, PG   San Antonio Spurs   $12,500,000
37   Serge Ibaka, PF   Oklahoma City Thunder   $12,350,000
38   Andre Iguodala, SG   Golden State Warriors   $12,289,544
39   Nikola Pekovic, C   Minnesota Timberwolves   $12,100,000
40   David West, PF   Indiana Pacers   $12,000,000
41   Kyle Lowry, PG   Toronto Raptors   $12,000,000
42   Al Horford, C   Atlanta Hawks   $12,000,000
43   Nicolas Batum, SF   Portland Trail Blazers   $11,765,500
44   Ty Lawson, PG   Denver Nuggets   $11,595,506
45   Andrea Bargnani, C   New York Knicks   $11,500,000
46   DeAndre Jordan, C   Los Angeles Clippers   $11,440,123
47   Tyreke Evans, SG   New Orleans Pelicans   $11,265,416
48   JaVale McGee, C   Philadelphia 76ers   $11,250,000
49   Larry Sanders, C   Milwaukee Bucks   $11,000,000
50   Danilo Gallinari, SF   Denver Nuggets   $10,854,850
RK   NAME   TEAM   SALARY
51   Stephen Curry, PG   Golden State Warriors   $10,629,213
52   Marcin Gortat, C   Washington Wizards   $10,434,782
53   Tim Duncan, PF   San Antonio Spurs   $10,361,446
54   Gerald Wallace, SF   Boston Celtics   $10,105,855
55   DeMar DeRozan, SG   Toronto Raptors   $10,100,000
56   Jrue Holiday, PG   New Orleans Pelicans   $9,904,495
57   Luol Deng, SF   Miami Heat   $9,714,461
58   Anderson Varejao, C   Cleveland Cavaliers   $9,704,545
59   Steve Nash, PG   Los Angeles Lakers   $9,701,000
60   Paul Millsap, PF   Atlanta Hawks   $9,500,000
RK   NAME   TEAM   SALARY
61   Thaddeus Young, SF   Brooklyn Nets   $9,410,869
62   Tiago Splitter, C   San Antonio Spurs   $9,250,000
63   Jeff Green, SF   Memphis Grizzlies   $9,200,000
64   Lance Stephenson, SG   Charlotte Hornets   $9,000,000
65   Jordan Hill, C   Los Angeles Lakers   $9,000,000
66   Mike Conley, PG   Memphis Grizzlies   $8,694,216
67   Trevor Ariza, SF   Houston Rockets   $8,579,089
68   Channing Frye, PF   Orlando Magic   $8,579,088
69   Marcus Thornton, SG   Phoenix Suns   $8,575,000
70   Ryan Anderson, PF   New Orleans Pelicans   $8,491,500
RK   NAME   TEAM   SALARY
71   Jeremy Lin, PG   Los Angeles Lakers   $8,374,646
72   Omer Asik, C   New Orleans Pelicans   $8,374,646
73   Monta Ellis, SG   Dallas Mavericks   $8,360,000
74   George Hill, PG   Indiana Pacers   $8,000,000
75   O.J. Mayo, SG   Milwaukee Bucks   $8,000,000
76   Jeff Teague, PG   Atlanta Hawks   $8,000,000
77   Dirk Nowitzki, PF   Dallas Mavericks   $7,974,482
78   Ersan Ilyasova, PF   Milwaukee Bucks   $7,900,000
79   Tayshaun Prince, SF   Memphis Grizzlies   $7,707,865
80   Boris Diaw, C   San Antonio Spurs   $7,500,000

So we could trade the TPE plus what ever picks needed for any of these guys.

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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #27 on: May 14, 2015, 11:26:06 AM »

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Three team deal between GSW, DEN, and BOS.

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=n92le72

BOS uses Rondo TPE to take on Lawson. Wallace to GSW, Lee and draft picks to DEN.

DEN gets draft picks and an expiring contract (not to mention a model citizen) in Lee. GSW gets financial relief to resign Draymond Green (once they stretch Wallace). BOS gets a talent upgrade.

Not completely sure, but the Prince TPE might be used to take on Faried, thereby creating a new TPE equal to the size of Wallace's outgoing contract (~$10 mil).

Edit: I realize that the resulting roster for Boston would still be a work in progress. Would need a wing scorer, and a big man. But Ainge could figure that out.
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Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #28 on: May 14, 2015, 02:20:12 PM »

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I think OKC is going to try to make Dion Waiters their long term solution at SG and with needing to keep things on a budget, could make Anthony Morrow available. If so I would use part of the Tayshaun Prince TPE to absorb Morrow's salary and turn a pick over to OKC.

I think Morrow is just the high efficiency, three point shooting specialist this team could use coming off the bench alongside IT.

Re: Celtics' Trade Exceptions
« Reply #29 on: May 15, 2015, 03:57:25 PM »

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Three team deal between GSW, DEN, and BOS.

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=n92le72

BOS uses Rondo TPE to take on Lawson. Wallace to GSW, Lee and draft picks to DEN.

DEN gets draft picks and an expiring contract (not to mention a model citizen) in Lee. GSW gets financial relief to resign Draymond Green (once they stretch Wallace). BOS gets a talent upgrade.

Not completely sure, but the Prince TPE might be used to take on Faried, thereby creating a new TPE equal to the size of Wallace's outgoing contract (~$10 mil).

Edit: I realize that the resulting roster for Boston would still be a work in progress. Would need a wing scorer, and a big man. But Ainge could figure that out.
I like this maybe we could make it bigger and get Denver's pick to Draft WCB.
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