View Full Version : I'm guest GMing for the Bobcats, which trades make sense?
Charon
06-21-2009, 09:49 AM
I've got the following agreed to:
Raja Bell (http://www.sbnation.com/nba/players/21915/Raja_Bell)
Ajinca
$3 million
#12
for
Rip Hamilton
#15
And (maybe) a first rounder for next year
I've also got:
Gerald Wallace (http://www.sbnation.com/nba/players/21536/Gerald_Wallace)
#12
for
Jamal Crawford (http://www.sbnation.com/nba/players/21898/Jamal_Crawford)
Jarameo Davidson
$3 million
#7
I think if I throw in a 2011 first-rounder I can get Brandan Wright instead of Davidson.
If this were to come through I'd try to move the #7 for a lower pick (maybe Terrence Williams?) and a backup SG or SF.
I'm still hoping the following trade comes through, as I consider it a better fit, but Chicago's got a side trade with New York that they like better. If I could get the #7 in the trade above, I could probably manage it, but then of course the Bobcats would have Crawford, Hinrich, Augustin and Felton, and that's kinda messy.
Raja Bell
Ajinca
$3 million
#12
Kirk Hinrich (http://www.sbnation.com/nba/players/21798/Kirk_Hinrich)
#14
Would welcome your thoughts.
ammofan
06-22-2009, 07:00 AM
Unless we trade Raja and get a small forward we CANT trade Gerald. He is our glue and best player.
I dont really like the one with Chicago either. Why would we need another point guard. We are probably gonna resign Felton.
I actually do really like the Piston trade though. Rip would be great hereand we could still get a guy like Blair or Clark at the #15
Fred Williamson
06-22-2009, 07:25 AM
A big NO to the Warriors deal.
Crawful is garbage, Davidson wont see any PT here and i'm also not high on that #7 pick. We are fine with #12
spectre
06-22-2009, 08:18 AM
Since the only one that actually works is Crash for Crawful and the guy we cut I'd say none make any sense.
What is a "guest GM" anyway? Is that a way to say "hey, I'm new and here are a couple of trade ideas"?
If so, welcome! :D
amour217
06-22-2009, 08:39 AM
Guest GM huh? Will you guest declare bankruptcy too?
dav7z
06-22-2009, 08:44 AM
Charon welcome to Bobcatsplanet ,have fun posting.
I would like to have Crawford but Wallace is way to much to give up .
I think we had a thread running
out = DJ. Nazr and twelve pick in= Crawford and the seventh pick
Golden State does this to rid themselfs of Crawford . They have far to many s/g s and have a need for a true point. DJ is that.
I don't think the Pistons trade,Bell, Alexas for Rip . Its no way Bob parts with three milion right now either . I can't see that one working.
I can't see how Kirk fits in with our present core.
Now if Golden state wants Wallace that bad i would have to think about this.
Out = Wallace
In = Crawford, Randolph, and the seventh pick.
They give us Crawfords contract, A prospect in Randolph and the seventh pick.
They get a top 30# player in the league .
I can't see them doing that with S, Jackson , Wright, and Randolph all playing the three.
Charon
06-22-2009, 08:44 AM
But I'm playing the role of the Bobcats in a mock draft on another site.
If Hinrich is acquired I see him starting at the 2. Feedback on the Crawford deal has been pretty much universally bad, so I'm focusing on Hinrich or Hamilton, with the latter seeming the likeliest at this point.
This is of course assuming cash considerations count in balancing trade proposals, if not these are both boned.
spectre
06-22-2009, 08:51 AM
Cash does NOT count in the salary swap.
I don't know why we'd downgrade in talent at the 2 (Raja > Hinrich), esp. since Hinrich makes twice as much and Raja is an expiring. Not to mention in that deal you have us giving up more assets.
Rumor at the last trade deadline had Chicago wanting to swap Hinrich for expirings, but Minny wouldn't even do that.
dav7z
06-22-2009, 08:56 AM
But I'm playing the role of the Bobcats in a mock draft on another site.
If Hinrich is acquired I see him starting at the 2. Feedback on the Crawford deal has been pretty much universally bad, so I'm focusing on Hinrich or Hamilton, with the latter seeming the likeliest at this point.
This is of course assuming cash considerations count in balancing trade proposals, if not these are both boned.
Are you guys keeping Frye or leting him walk.
We might consider DJ for For Frye sign+ trade and your first . Seeing Frye don't have much value for you guys . And you guys biggest need is a true point guard
You guys are not going to find one starting cabiler point drafting as far back as you drafting.
All you giving up really is a uneeded piece and a late draft pick for a starting point guard
Charon
06-22-2009, 09:11 AM
Frye is a good player but doesn't really fit what we need out of a backup PF. Probably would rather send you Sergio Rodriguez than the pick, though, unless Blake had been moved in some other deal.
spectre
06-22-2009, 09:13 AM
Are you guys keeping Frye or leting him walk.
We might consider DJ for For Frye sign+ trade and your first . Seeing Frye don't have much value for you guys . And you guys biggest need is a true point guard
You guys are not going to find one starting cabiler point drafting as far back as you drafting.
All you giving up really is a uneeded piece and a late draft pick for a starting point guard
Dav! You didn't just offer DJ for Frye and the 24th! :hypo:
Charon
06-22-2009, 09:15 AM
Cash does NOT count in the salary swap.
I don't know why we'd downgrade in talent at the 2 (Raja > Hinrich), esp. since Hinrich makes twice as much and Raja is an expiring. Not to mention in that deal you have us giving up more assets.
Rumor at the last trade deadline had Chicago wanting to swap Hinrich for expirings, but Minny wouldn't even do that.
Well, totally boned and probably picking as planned at 12, then.
Your sig line aside, though, I think you're wrong about the comparative talent of Bell and Hinrich. Bell may be more valuable because of his contract, but if the Bobcats are moving into a win-now phase, Hinrich would be a big upgrade.
spectre
06-22-2009, 09:22 AM
Well, totally boned and probably picking as planned at 12, then.
Your sig line aside, though, I think you're wrong about the comparative talent of Bell and Hinrich. Bell may be more valuable because of his contract, but if the Bobcats are moving into a win-now phase, Hinrich would be a big upgrade.
Explain?
With Bell in the lineup and before we got injuries to Crash (and then Bell) he had us at around 3rd in the league in defense. Has Chicago been that good with Hinrich?
Bell was also 15th in the league for 3s AND is half the salary. He brought leadership to our team and for the first time ever made us look competent.
Other than that one season Hinrich has never lived up to that salary.
Charon
06-22-2009, 09:30 AM
Chicago rapidly turned into a very bad situation for Kirk. Despite the contract the team didn't really commit to him. He plays excellent defense -- did a great job on Pierce in late-game situations in the Celtics series despite giving up a lot of height -- and if given a chance will provide the same leadership as Bell. And while he might give up some from from behind the arc, I think all in all he's a better scorer than Bell -- getting to the rim, creating his own shot, etc.
If all you need out of your starting 2 is spot-up threes, maybe that's not that useful. Not an expert on how the Bobcats' offense functions by any means.
dav7z
06-22-2009, 09:36 AM
Dav! You didn't just offer DJ for Frye and the 24th! :hypo:
Well ?????????? I guess i did ????????? . I was was kinda trying to get a feel of what he thought Portlands players value was .
Spectre when you say it that way it does sound very different. Pain pills must be working well today. LOL
spectre
06-22-2009, 10:08 AM
Chicago rapidly turned into a very bad situation for Kirk. Despite the contract the team didn't really commit to him. He plays excellent defense -- did a great job on Pierce in late-game situations in the Celtics series despite giving up a lot of height -- and if given a chance will provide the same leadership as Bell. And while he might give up some from from behind the arc, I think all in all he's a better scorer than Bell -- getting to the rim, creating his own shot, etc.
If all you need out of your starting 2 is spot-up threes, maybe that's not that useful. Not an expert on how the Bobcats' offense functions by any means.
See, Raja did that for a half a season for us vs. a 7 game series for the Bulls.
Honestly, the best thing Raja brings is his leadership on the floor...the 3s fill a need in the starting lineup as no one else does that exceptionally well other than maybe Boris.
At half the price it's a no brainer for me.
b-nukle
06-22-2009, 12:43 PM
Go with the Detroit Trade. To make it work money wise you need to add either Diop, Nazr, or Vladimir.
Charon
06-22-2009, 05:27 PM
Whole point is to try to clear cap space for 2010. But I'll check my options.
What do you guys think of the rumored Raja/Abukuize-Belinelli trade floating around?
Weezy21
06-22-2009, 06:54 PM
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