QuinSnydersHair
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I'm going to bed.
All-Time NBA Draft (not just international)
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Accept. Boy, you're taking this thing pretty seriously, LOL.
♪alt13
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**** I didn't realize you were updating on the 1st page.
I've been writing it on paper. I know I'm a climate criminal.
**** the rainforest
QuinSnydersHair
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You wouldn't take my last five picks for your first five, would you?
QuinSnydersHair
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Yeah, if I wasn't clear, I am updating all this in the first post in the entire thread once a deal has been approved.
♪alt13
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Yeah I should have checked I thought you were going to wait til morning.
good job by the way
must spread rep
jazzyapma
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This is the trade we made.
QuinSnydersHair
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I'm watching the last 20 minutes of Breaking Away.. Oh well.
Edit: And now I've decided to stay up and watch Seinfeld reruns at 4am...and I haven't even been drinking.
Edit: And now I've decided to stay up and watch Seinfeld reruns at 4am...and I haven't even been drinking.
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QuinSnydersHair
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Can a team trade three picks for one?...if so, they would have just 8 draft picks but as part of said trade/transaction, they could automatically have, by default, the last two picks to end the draft so that they had the necessary picks to bring their roster to 10 total players? In essence, this would also move everyone else up one or two slots in certain places in the draft.
Team A trades pick 75
Team B trades pick 84, 92, 104
Team A would then have to drop their last two picks (let's say 108 and 120) since they had three incoming picks but just one outgoing--and so that they still have just 10 picks, not 12. When the draft came to slots 108 and 120, those spots would just be skipped over.
In real GM management, this is what happens. A team drafts their players but then must pick up an additional guy or two via free agency (which is sort of like being given the last two picks of the draft in this instance) to fill out their roster.
Team A trades pick 75
Team B trades pick 84, 92, 104
Team A would then have to drop their last two picks (let's say 108 and 120) since they had three incoming picks but just one outgoing--and so that they still have just 10 picks, not 12. When the draft came to slots 108 and 120, those spots would just be skipped over.
In real GM management, this is what happens. A team drafts their players but then must pick up an additional guy or two via free agency (which is sort of like being given the last two picks of the draft in this instance) to fill out their roster.
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addictionary
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All my Picks are open for reasonable trade proposals to make me move up in the 1st and 3rd rounds.
I have 5, 17, 41, 53, 56, 65, 80, 89, 104 & 113.
I have 5, 17, 41, 53, 56, 65, 80, 89, 104 & 113.
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QuinSnydersHair
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Please state if you accept the trade between me and jazzyapma or not: thank you.