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Utah -Atlanta trade idea

juds101 said:
Who knows? Sometimes, teams trade some wins, for some financial flexabilities. Examples; Knicks, Memphis, Miami, Bulls, Utah (Brewer, Harpring, Maynor), Sacramento. So why not hope that Altanta sees that theres noway they can play Horford, Johnson, Williams, SMith, While giving a new contract to Crawford. Why not take a risk with Fez, Hayward(whoses a lotto pick) Price and some freedom with Ak's contract? It wouldnt be the craziest trade to ever Happen.
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Dream on!
 
I usually don't do this, but I got the following unsigned neg rep:

"Wow, who the heck do you think you our? Oh I know an IDIOT!!!"

Thanks OP for proving my point.
 
Good hell, people. Atlanta has 8 signed for $63.6 million next season. The reality is they might not be able to afford Crawford and he could walk to the highest offer. You could try reading an Atlanta Hawks forum or Atlanta newspaper to get inside their heads before writing things off because they don't immediately make sense to you.

Crawford is obtainable to the least lopsided offer that saves Atlanta some cash (i.e. talent on cheap deals).
 
franklin said:
Good hell, people. Atlanta has 8 signed for $63.6 million next season. The reality is they might not be able to afford Crawford and he could walk to the highest offer. You could try reading an Atlanta Hawks forum or Atlanta newspaper to get inside their heads before writing things off because they don't immediately make sense to you.

Crawford is obtainable to the least lopsided offer that saves Atlanta some cash (i.e. talent on cheap deals).
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Thanks for the great input! Just Hope that Hayward, Price, and Fez would be enough youth talent. Id probably listen to an offer of Jamal Crawford (with a signed deal, like 3 years 25 million, like kg when he went to Boston) and Marvin Williams for AK, Hayward, Fez. Crawford is what the Jazz need!
 
Why would Atlanta trade one of their best players for our crap?
 
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