2012-2013 Random Trade Ideas thread

[TheSilencer1313]

It doesn't work until after the Dec. 15, so I can't put it into ESPN Trade Machine, but:
Al Jefferson to Philadelphia for Spencer Hawes and Jason Richardson (or Nick Young)
If I were Utah I would prefer young because he is on a one-year deal, but Philly would probably do it to get out of Richardson's 3-year contract.
Philly gets Jefferson who could team with Bynum and make for the strongest post tandem in the league.

Interesting trade. I'd prefer J-Rich over Young because of overall basketball ability, but 3 years is too long for that old guy.
Jefferson would definitely be THE guy to put next to Bynum because of offensive ability.
How so you know this trade works after Dec. 15th?

 

[TheSilencer1313]

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=by7bhty

Millsap for Bledsoe with Butler to make the salaries match.

But then Corbin slides Hayward to the bench for Butler?

 

[Brown Notes]

Butler would probably end up running a cash register in Raja's boutique.

 

[bovice]

The Cavs have one of the worst front courts in the NBA, but I don't know who I'd want from them. This is the best I could come up with:

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=ajl73op

and have them throw in a future first. top 5 lotto protected in 2014? I'd go for that.

 

[Darkwing Duck]

The Cavs have one of the worst front courts in the NBA, but I don't know who I'd want from them. This is the best I could come up with:

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=ajl73op

and have them throw in a future first. top 5 lotto protected in 2014? I'd go for that.

I've long thought Cleveland would be a good trading partner for Jefferson. That or Charlotte. I'm more interested in draft picks than players, and I think both those teams are under the cap enough to take on Jefferson's contract.

Doubt it happens, though. Realistically, only Cleveland may want to trade if they're on a playoff push.

 

[The Black Swordsman]

This is only for a situation in which Jazz let both of their veteran big men walk after this season.

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=aczb4ac

Boston gets it's center of the future.

Jazz get their pg of the future, their PF of the future, and a backup big.

 

[Brown Notes]

Sessions might not be too hard to get away from Charlotte. Anybody watch a lot of this guy? If he's better than terrible maybe Bell's expiring + Evans?

 

[Darkwing Duck]

Sessions might not be too hard to get away from Charlotte. Anybody watch a lot of this guy? If he's better than terrible maybe Bell's expiring + Evans?

Mo Williams is better than Ramon Sessions.

 

[Med_Phys]

My attempt:

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=bboje4q

Some sort of first will have to go to Charlotte, probably from the Jazz, but you could argue HOU should. Sacramento gets out of bad/long contracts. Jazz will have to waive a player though.

 

[Brown Notes]

Mo Williams is better than Ramon Sessions.

He doesn't need to be better than Williams, but better than our backups. Stat wise he seems to have a more rounded skill set anyways. Also he's not 90 years old.

 

[Hotdog]

Eric Bledsoe. Get it done.

 

[Beantown]

Eric Bledsoe. Get it done.

If the Jazz can wait 18 months he will be a FA.

 

[PrinceJL]

We should have one of these. I'll go first:

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=azckwc5

It gives the Lakers 'depth' and I think Millsap fits better with Dwight than Gasol.
We get to clear our log jam and we get to have Gasol, who I don't think is that bad. I'll be the first to admit he's soft, but I think his poor play the last 2 years is more because of the players around him and the offense than it is him getting worse.
Rockets get to try out if Jefferson fits with their team, and besides Royce White's potential upside, they aren't losing much.

i just see the Lakers getting a better deal for Gasol for a bunch a bench players (besides Paul)...
- Bargnani/DeRosen/Calderon for Gasol/Blake
- Lee/Barnes/Rush
- Love/Roy

 

[PrinceJL]

My trade:
https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=b2db46u

Why Utah do it? No don't answer that.
Why Orlando do it? That's my unanswered question. Most probably for the expiring? What are they gonna do with the trade exception if not this?
Why Boston do it? They'll get 2 young future AS's for an AS.

We're the only team that would OK this trade, plus we would need a big in return...

 

[PrinceJL]

I have this one, too.

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=a5lkxab

Rubio for Burks & Fab Melo.... *click*

 

[PrinceJL]

I had to try my had at this.

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=alrsx9e

Before anyone blows up at me remember that Jefferson and Millsap are getting more time than anyone else that is why they have such high PERs.

Paul for the recently drafted #5 overall & Al starts over their '11 #5 pick?? We're the only team that starts expiring contracts for #3 draft picks...

 

[PrinceJL]

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=bftbhag

How about this one?
Boston gets 3 solid defensive players, a starting power forward in Millsap, a great backup for Pierce in Marvin, and a solid defending veteran in Braille off of the bench.
Utah finally gets their top 5 point guard, and keeps Al, Favors, Hayward, Burks, and Kanter all in tact.
Also Barbosa replaces Marvin's 3 point shooting.

they have Bass, Sullinger, Melo, & Green.... when would Millsap & Williams play?/

 

[PrinceJL]

Millsap and Raja Bell for Patrick Patterson, Terrance Jones, and a protected #1 pick

Why for Houston?

Millsap fits perfectly with Harden, Asik and Lin. Trading for Millsap now allows the Houston's core to grow together and gives them the bird rights to Millsap this offseason.

Why for Utah?

Patterson is a serviceable big man who could grow into a solid 3rd big behind Favors and Kanter. Terrance Jones is an intriguing combo forward who we could groom for the future. We also open up minutes for Favors and rid our selves of Raja Bell.

i like it but it wont work w/ Bell being included. Also, i am a little intriqued w/ Aldrich & Motiejunas too??
TJones is like a poor-man Marvin.

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=akpvekl

 

[PrinceJL]

https://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=9fkj96r

Does anybody think Jordan would go for this trade? Kidd-Gilchrist is a no-brainer.
Diop would be a decent 4th big, and the Jazz could even sign Fes on the cheap for a 5th.

i think Jordan loves this Kidd... plus, they JUST drafted him #2!!
too bad they don't even have a #1 so we can just swap Diop/Carrol for Big Al...
- Bulls receive the Bobcats' 2013 first-round pick (top 12 protected in 2013, top 10 protected in 2014, top 8 protected in 2015, unprotected in 2016) (Tyrus Thomas trade 02-18-10)

 

[PrinceJL]

It doesn't work until after the Dec. 15, so I can't put it into ESPN Trade Machine, but:
Al Jefferson to Philadelphia for Spencer Hawes and Jason Richardson (or Nick Young)
If I were Utah I would prefer young because he is on a one-year deal, but Philly would probably do it to get out of Richardson's 3-year contract.
Philly gets Jefferson who could team with Bynum and make for the strongest post tandem in the league.

I think Paul fits better in their system & w/ Bynum but I dont think there anything they can offer that makes us better...
- JRich/Young/Wright = $$$ & we have Foye/Burks fighting for time
- Hawes is probably their insurance against Bynum
- Paul for Thaddeus if they feel that Paul will get more than 10M, Thad could be our 3rd although "small" big