NON-BLAZER trades
by supremepuntiff on Jan 23, 2008 2:07 PM PST
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PrintAs we approach February, I thought it would be interesting to get thoughts and opinions on trades and moves by other teams, just as a sort of big picture thing/test to see how in tune we are to other teams.
I'll post more of my thoughts in the comments later, but what about some insane three-way action between Houston, Indiana, and New Jersey? NJ blows up, Indiana dumps O'Neal, and Houston gets rid of McGrady and gets Kidd. Yao-Battier-Kidd would be lethal in the West. Not realistic, but an interesting scenario, that solves immediate problems for Houston/Indiana and starts NJ on rebuilding.
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I could see Seattle dealing a PG. That's about it. Earl Watson for Eric Snow. Even more cap space for the Sonics in 2009.
Let them trade !
else make moves and try to adjust chemistry.
Go Blazers !
C'Mon, Dave!
Isn't it time for the 2008 edition of the Trade That Involves All Thirty Teams, And Which Sort Of Makes Sense And Is Legal Under the Cap?
Or are you waiting for the trading deadline to roll around to share us with your wisdom?
I wish Trader Bob
Carter and McGrady together again!
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