trading for some posts

by jpark on Jun 30, 2011 3:16 PM PDT

There are a couple of posts in the nba that are touchable if you were to make the right offer for them. portland is very guard heavy right now and i could see a trade coming in the future for a post here are some of the trade possibilities.

portland : Paul Millsap, alec burk

utah: wes mathews, nolan smith, luke babit

there has been many rumors swirling that millsap is on his was out of utah who has far to many posts to keep happy they could also be giving up on favors who we might be able to get for less. also the trade that i did for millsap on the espn trade machine works and it says portland improves their record by five games.

portland: kevin love

minnesota: nolan smith, wes mathews/ or luke babbitt, nic batum

Both of these trades on trade machine works but i think they would want batum, but if we could get away with only giving wes that would be insane

portland: robin lopez

pheonix: luke babbitt, armon johnson, ngombo

rumors that lopez would be on the market and i could see portland getting him cause you wouldnt have to give up much for him!

portland: DWIGHT HOWARD

orlando: marcus camby, nic batum, wes mathews, first and second round pick

Now this has a .01 percent chance of happening but the magic would get the expiring contract of camby and two up and coming players and a couple picks i tried this trade and it worked but, if you wanna be optimistic the magic are looking to shop howard because hes not going to sign with the magic and this wouldnt be a horrible trade for them getting two good players.

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Do people not know what a TRADE DRAWER is?

Can we stop filling up the fanposts with these ridiculous trade posts?

Besides they aren’t winning the title this year anyway so by default they avoid the only other definition of "waste" that matters.

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by TheOdenator52 on Jun 30, 2011 3:42 PM PDT reply actions 2 recs

The mods should get on consolidating and retitling one of these fanposts as a trade drawer.

We all rec is and let it grow for a week before getting bumped out of the side bar instead of people constantly making new trade posts every few hours.

The smarter you are, the more likely you are to be tripping balls at any given moment.
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by gtbassett on Jun 30, 2011 3:54 PM PDT up reply actions 1 recs

Trade 1: Where would you place Millsap? Start at 4 when LA start at 5? Playing starter minutes off the bench? Remember he also has big and long contract (Thanks to us).
Trade 2: Just don’t need Love in this team. Our goal is to be a championship contender not re-building team with potential. We need DEFENSE at frontline plus Love’s rebounding number is overstated because he’s in Minny where his team miss a lot of shots and people around him dont rebound.
Trade 3: Sun’s gonna do that? Which team now has the right to sign that guy from Qutar?
Trade 4: simply not gonna happen. Don’t even think about it if you are not prepared to offer LA.

by Yang Vincent Xu on Jun 30, 2011 4:52 PM PDT reply actions

None of those trades are remotely fair to the other teams

by Jeffersap on Jun 30, 2011 6:41 PM PDT reply actions

actually your wrong

see your wrong when you say that the trades are good for non of the teams the utah trade would be a good trade for them they love wes mathews and know how good he is, they want a point gaurd of the future and they get that in nolan smith and they probably will be losing ak47 so they will need a small forward and luke babbitt is a similar player as ak so i think that would be a good trade for the jazz. as for the howard trade its not going to happen, the lopez trade again he isnt worth much and thats why they wouldnt have to give up much for him.

by jpark on Jun 30, 2011 7:04 PM PDT reply actions

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Luke Babbit has 0 trade value outside his cheap contract. Nolan Smith is un proven and they have a PGOTF in Collison. Wes$ is the only good thing they get in that trade.I really don’t see why either team does that trade…

by AR-15 on Jul 3, 2011 11:58 PM PDT up reply actions