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    The annual can we get Danny Granger thread.

    I'd love to do The Williams for him to clear out Marvin's salary this offseason.

    Any combo of Sap/Williams/Willams for him and Pendleton (filler) works. Sap and Mo makes a ton of sense for them. Huge scoring punch off the bench. Then again, so does the return of Granger.
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    I don't think there is any way in hell the Pacers would trade a guy this good for a couple expiring contracts.

    It would take one of the 4 to get him. He's a great player though, basically is everything the most starry eyed fan could ever have thought Marvin would be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brown Notes View Post
    I don't think there is any way in hell the Pacers would trade a guy this good for a couple expiring contracts.

    It would take one of the 4 to get him. He's a great player though, basically is everything the most starry eyed fan could ever have thought Marvin would be.
    I think it makes a ton of sense for the Pacers to move on. They have found a new identity without him, he's paid a bunch, etc. I know they have West, but they still lack bigs. We've been their natural trading partner for a number of years now. I've started to believe that there must be bad blood between the organizations (i.e. they don't like working together).

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    Here ya go:

    http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=byfef3g

    Granger/Green for Al, Burks. Indiana gets a young player with potential, cap space at the end of the year, gets rid of a bad contract.

    The Jazz get Danny Granger, can move Hayward to the two, and have bird rights on Granger. Opens up time for Favors/Kanter. Everyone wins.

    Mo/Tinsley/Watson
    Hayward/Foye
    Granger/Williams/Carroll
    Millsap/Evans
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brown Notes View Post
    I don't think there is any way in hell the Pacers would trade a guy this good for a couple expiring contracts.

    It would take one of the 4 to get him. He's a great player though, basically is everything the most starry eyed fan could ever have thought Marvin would be.
    To expand a little, Pacers are in 3rd place this season and both Sap and Mo give them a huge shot in the arm (something they're desperately hoping Granger will do). They also need money to re-sign David West and have made a roughly $4.2mm QO to Psycho T. Granger is expendable with George replacing him.

    This team already gives the Heat and NYK a run for their money. Strengthening the bench gives fans ridiculous hope. Mo is arguably an upgrade as a starter, arguably not. But he definitely would bring a nasty spark off the bench. Same with Sap.

    This is an ECF play for them, and one I'm willing to give up two [nearly useless] draft picks in a package for (something that also sparks their fanbase into giving money away to the ownership).
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    I'm not down on Hayward. But my opinion is both Burks and Bledsoe will be better players than he is if they're not already. It's that simple.
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    Quote Originally Posted by franklin View Post
    To expand a little, Pacers are in 3rd place this season and both Sap and Mo give them a huge shot in the arm (something they're desperately hoping Granger will do). They also need money to re-sign David West and have made a roughly $4.2mm QO to Psycho T. Granger is expendable with George replacing him.

    This team already gives the Heat and NYK a run for their money. Strengthening the bench gives fans ridiculous hope. Mo is arguably an upgrade as a starter, arguably not. But he definitely would bring a nasty spark off the bench. Same with Sap.

    This is an ECF play for them, and one I'm willing to give up two [nearly useless] draft picks in a package for (something that also sparks their fanbase into giving money away to the ownership).
    Well put..... I think it works for both teams.

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    Granted hasn't been THAT good for a while, and the time off won't help his feel. The Pacers will take the right deal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by franklin View Post
    To expand a little, Pacers are in 3rd place this season and both Sap and Mo give them a huge shot in the arm (something they're desperately hoping Granger will do). They also need money to re-sign David West and have made a roughly $4.2mm QO to Psycho T. Granger is expendable with George replacing him.

    This team already gives the Heat and NYK a run for their money. Strengthening the bench gives fans ridiculous hope. Mo is arguably an upgrade as a starter, arguably not. But he definitely would bring a nasty spark off the bench. Same with Sap.

    This is an ECF play for them, and one I'm willing to give up two [nearly useless] draft picks in a package for (something that also sparks their fanbase into giving money away to the ownership).
    Im all over this like black on rice!

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    Before they got David West Indiana was the perfect trading partner, but that ship has sailed. West and Millsap are pretty clear cut PFs, and with West likely to resign, I just don't see them valuing Millsap. Not to mention they would be paying a backup 10 million + a year (whether it be Millsap or West).

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    Why would they want Millsap or Jefferson?

    While we're creating annual retarded trades can we create one of Memo for Sammy Dalembert? After all, we need a defensive center.

    How about AK for Lamar Odom?

    Or Brewer for Mo Peterson?

    I propose a new one. Earl Watson for Damian Lillard
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    Quote Originally Posted by franklin View Post
    To expand a little, Pacers are in 3rd place this season and both Sap and Mo give them a huge shot in the arm (something they're desperately hoping Granger will do). They also need money to re-sign David West and have made a roughly $4.2mm QO to Psycho T. Granger is expendable with George replacing him.

    This team already gives the Heat and NYK a run for their money. Strengthening the bench gives fans ridiculous hope. Mo is arguably an upgrade as a starter, arguably not. But he definitely would bring a nasty spark off the bench. Same with Sap.

    This is an ECF play for them, and one I'm willing to give up two [nearly useless] draft picks in a package for (something that also sparks their fanbase into giving money away to the ownership).
    Maybe. Mo being himself coming back really late is a question mark, and I really don't see how bringing in 2 players who aren't as good as DG would be an upgrade for them. Getting out of that 14 mil next year and the picks are worth considering but they can do better particularly closer to the deadline after Danny gets his legs back under him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Thriller View Post
    Why would they want Millsap or Jefferson?

    While we're creating annual retarded trades can we create one of Memo for Sammy Dalembert? After all, we need a defensive center.

    How about AK for Lamar Odom?

    Or Brewer for Mo Peterson?

    I propose a new one. Earl Watson for Damian Lillard
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    I am a huge granger fan and Indy would trade him but his knee really worries me. Indy is not going to get a lot for him.

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    Isn't it wierd how Indiana is the best defensive team in the NBA without Granger?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brown Notes View Post
    I don't think there is any way in hell the Pacers would trade a guy this good for a couple expiring contracts.

    It would take one of the 4 to get him. He's a great player though, basically is everything the most starry eyed fan could ever have thought Marvin would be.
    A) He's coming of a serious knee injury
    B) Paul George has become the face of their team (he is attainable)
    C) If Millsap is involved, then they already decided that they're not going to resign West
    D) I'd rather trade Gordan/Kanter for George but I'm sure they wouldn't
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