Official - Is This Trade GOOD? Thread

[AnOldGoat]

Quote: Originally Posted by marino13882

I am looking for a replacement for Sean May. I need good bench depth, does anyone have an idea for a solid backup forward that I can get who doesnt just shoot threes?

How bout Paul Millsap?

[DieHardYankee26]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nodima

DENVER TRADES Allen Iverson DETROIT TRADES Chauncey Billups Antonio McDyess good trade? ...

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3679931

guess so...

[Marino]

Quote: Originally Posted by AnOldGoat

How bout Paul Millsap?

Hopefully they will take May and a draft pick.

[Ferrari997]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBH3

Good news - I don't think this deal was a rip-off/rape of the CPU...Like a lot of people do; meaning you didn't try to pry away Rudy Gay or OJ Mayo for your garbage contracts etc.

I just played/tested out OJ Mayo and I'm a fan now. I use the Bulls also in my Association. Is there any realistic trade that the Grizzlies would take to give up Mayo? The only untouchables on the Bulls is Rose.

Some guys that I think could be useful to the Grizz are:
Nocioni- hard nosed player to back up Gay
Gordon- good shooter, obviously you replace Mayo
Hinrich-Are they sold on Conley? Hinrich can play SG too, and I believe is the same height as Mayo.

Gooden, Thomas, Noah-Front court help.

My main stickler is realism. Only reason I am interested in looking into this is because Memphis isn't exactly shy when it comes to making trades so anything is almost possible, but don't wanna rip off the CPU.

[Nodima]

Memphis isn't sold on Conley, in fact it's starting to look like they play best with Lowry on the court. But I sincrely doubt they'd ever trade Mayo because Gay will probably only stay as long as his contract is, and same with Mayo. It's in the owner's best interests to keep him on their court.

[DieHardYankee26]

I am the Knicks and I really want to find out how I can get rid of a few players. Namely, Eddy Curry, Zach Randolph, and Stephon Marbury. I heard over the summer that the Knicks were trying to get Eric Gordon from the Clippers for Zach Randolph and there is a trade in the works involving Eddy Curry and Al Harrington. For the record, I acknowledge that Starbury is as talented as anyone on the team but I really hate him as a person because of how he seemingly tried to tear the team apart. And Randolph is a consistent 20-10 guy but he is a cancer to the locker room. How can I mix it up in New York?

[JBH3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nodima

DENVER TRADES Allen Iverson DETROIT TRADES Chauncey Billups Antonio McDyess good trade? ...

Even though I'm 26 gms into my association, I'll be making this move for the CPU tonight via 3 team trade or whatever way I can get to go down.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ferrari997

I just played/tested out OJ Mayo and I'm a fan now. I use the Bulls also in my Association. Is there any realistic trade that the Grizzlies would take to give up Mayo? The only untouchables on the Bulls is Rose. Some guys that I think could be useful to the Grizz are: Nocioni- hard nosed player to back up Gay Gordon- good shooter, obviously you replace Mayo Hinrich-Are they sold on Conley? Hinrich can play SG too, and I believe is the same height as Mayo. Gooden, Thomas, Noah-Front court help. My main stickler is realism. Only reason I am interested in looking into this is because Memphis isn't exactly shy when it comes to making trades so anything is almost possible, but don't wanna rip off the CPU.

Don't trade for Mayo...Of course you're going to be a fan of him, he's nasty. Conley is the real-deal too, and will surpass Hinrich in talent as he gets older. Just leave the Grizzlies' core alone...Let them develop and become a force.

[amr247]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBH3

That would be a good fit...Much better than Gooden going to GS since a lumbering PF doesn't really fit into the high-tempo offense of GS. Warrick will give GS a defensive presence that they lack in the post.

Would my new trade be fair on all teams and be realistic? thats what I want the most. Bein real and fair for all teams involved.