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    Horry and Elson for Wilcox. Or Horry and Oberto for Wilcox

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    so you're not a big Barry fan then
    The reason I like any trade involving Barry is that it is not easy to get a good/ok level players without including Barry's salary. He has got nice expiring contract.

    You might not get good/ok level players easily for let us say 2 million. That is why it is hard to get a decent return on trade by involving players like Finley (getting around 1.5 and 2 million). Interestingly the opposite of it also true. So Barry's salary is kind of at the right place.

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    Elson for antoine wright and marcus williams(pg) from NJ

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    Elson for antoine wright and marcus williams(pg) from NJ
    And New Jersey will ask for a screwdriver up the ass!

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    a buy out still counts against the cap, or do you really see Shaq take a buy out much less than his salary?
    out of sheer embarrassment, yes.

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    Here's a few trade proposals I'd consider...Tell me what you think


    Barry/ Elson for Kurt Thomas ...why would sonics do it? I heard on Mark Stein tonight on ESPN say that the Sonics are pleased with the work he has done for them, and would consider trading him to a contender out of respect. As long as it doesn't hurt them financially in the coming years as they try to rebuild ( as long as they get back expiring contracts). Yes trading Barry might be tough to let go, but he has become expendable with Udoka's play as of late.

    Barry and a pick for Brendon Haywood .. Just a thought. Haywood has 2 years left after this year for roughly 11 million. Therefore it wouldn't effect the 2010 plan. If we were too trade Barry's contract alone for a big man. I would consider Elson being dealt for insurance on the wing.

    Barry and Elson and a pick for Jeff Foster Shawne Williams and Oriene Greene. Not sure if Pacers are desperate to clear 8 million off their cap. But they could be.

    Barry and 2nd rounder for Mikki Moore. Both have expiring contracts. I highly doubt Kings are willing to resign Mikki Moore after this year with the contracts of Abdur-Rahim, Kenny Thomas, and Brad Miller exceeding 25 million next year. Again after a deal like this I'd send Elson for a 5th wing.

    Barry and Elson for Mark Blount and Smush Parker. Why? Heat are desperate to shave off cap space ASAP. Then again they might have second thoughts. The way I see it even with Mark Blount's 2 more years for 15 million. Spurs are only going to be able to sign players this offseason with the MLE anyway even with all the expiring contracts and this wouldn't effect the 2010 plan.

    Elson and a 1st round pick for Joakim Noah. We all know the chemistry issues this rookie has stirred in Chicago. You never know.

    Barry Elson and 1st round pick for Chris Wilcox. They are in rebuilding mode and refused to give Wilcox a long-term deal. Mine as well get an extra 1st round pick for a rental for another year.

    Barry and a 1st round pick for Joe Smith. Pretty sure he's making his last run and isn't in Chicago's future financial plans with Deng and Gordon's desired paychecks.
    1. Possibly. Expiring contract for expiring contracts.

    2. Pipe dream! If the Wiz want cap space, they'll just let Atwan Jamison come off the books. Not to mention how productive Haywood has been and how GREAT his contract is. Dream on.

    3. No way. Only way this could happen is if the Pacers were DESPERATE to cut payroll. Even if that were true, why would they want to get rid of their GOOD contracts? Im sure they're much more willing to part with Murphy or Dunleavy than those guys.

    4. Miki Moore has been the Kings' most productive big man he has the GOOD contract! You want a King? Brad Miller's a better possibility.

    5. This one's possible.

    6. Elson and pick for Noah? Are you serious? If the Bulls want to trade Noah, Im sure they can get MUCH better offers than Elson and a Spurs pick. Don't think anyone else wants a 7 foot rookie who can rebound like no other and plays with intensity?

    7. No.

    8. No.

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    I didn't think it was a legit idea this morning, but the Battier trade would make a lot of sense for Houston. The more I've thought about this, the more logical it seems. And I like the idea because Battier for Barry works straight up. That would still allow us to shop Elson and/or Bonner for another big.

    But I think Houston will try to move T-Mac first and then, based on the pieces they get back, evaluate Battier.

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    Rockets'd be nuts to give up Battier. Nuts.

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    http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_8109739



    Looks like JR Smith's trade value is at its lowest since being with the Hornets when the Spurs almost pulled of that trade for him.

    Elson for Smith and Wafer
    JR Smith is freakin' crazy. He's a kid who grew up rich that tries to pretend he's Tupac reincarnate. Unless he turns his life around, he could be dead within five years.





















    That said, I'd take him in a heart beat. He's an athlete who can shoot the ball. He's been around long enough that it's not unreasonable that he could help right away. His skillset is exactly the type that could jump start this team -- and his stock is at an all-time low.

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    The truth is Battier is not at all a good fit in Adelman's system. His numbers are down across the board. And he's on the hook for 4 years... I'd shed the cap, and create time for Wells, Landry, Hayes and Scola. There is a case to be made for moving him for an expiring cap and a pick.

    As a Spurs fan, I think he's overpaid and overextended for our cap projections. But desperate times call for desperate measures. And we'd still need to bring in another big (aside from Mahinmi and Splitter) another point and, perhaps, another 2 this offseason.

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    LMAO!

    The Rockets are going to trade Battier to a division rival for Brent Barry?

    "Dream on.....Dream on"

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    Here's a thought, no one in the western conference is going to trade any player with an upside to the Spurs.

    Especially not for Brent Barry or Francisco Elson.

    Unless you guys want Marcus Banks? We'll trade ya him straight up for Elson!

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    I agree some ppl need to get back to reality

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    Bonner for Scola, maybe?

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    The only way I'd want J.R. Smith is if we could unload Bonner's dead weight contract in the process, which I doubt. Otherwise, I pass.

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    Latrell Sprewel. Get it done

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    There are rumors that the Bucks want to trade Charlie Villanueva. He has a lot of upside.

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    I'm sure the Bucks would like to clear cap space. A guy like Elson who is coming off the books might be someone they'd be interested in.

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    agreed... the Bulls used a pretty high draft pick on him... I don't think they'll let him go that easily...


    This works for me. It's a quick fix and it would help the team get younger. I don't think though, that the bulls would let go of Noah that easy

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    There are rumors that the Bucks want to trade Charlie Villanueva. He has a lot of upside.


    That would be nice. Realistically we'd have to include 2-3 future first round picks and Elson and maybe even more picks. Last year Villanueva was traded for TJ Ford straight up. We definately don't have even half the value TJ ford had last year.

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    Villanueva's trade value is not that high right now. I think they'd be fine with Elson and a pick.

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    There are rumors that the Bucks want to trade Charlie Villanueva. He has a lot of upside.
    They also want to trade Dan Gadzuric and Bobby Simmons who are on big, long-term contracts relative to their talent-level.

    I'm sure they can get someone to bite on taking one of those contracts if they dangle Villanueva along with him.

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    JR Smith. Trade for him, the Spurs must.

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    JR Smith. Trade for him, the Spurs must.

    Agreed...



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    Villanueva's trade value is not that high right now. I think they'd be fine with Elson and a pick.


    Villanueva is their 5th best player. He only makes 2.7 million this year, what makes you think his value has gone down? Yes his scoring averages has dipped down from 11.8 to 9.3, but he only gets paid 2.7 million and is one of the few players in the league that can play the 5, 4, and 3. I like the idea I just don't think its reasonable trading a young player with a high ceiling just so you can save 3 million. They could get a lot better offers if he was on the block. I have yet to see rumors where it says Bucks are listening to offers for Villanueva. I'd imagine they would try to use him to get rid of Gadzuric and Simmons ridiculous contracts. Something Spurs can't afford to do.

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