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No way Golden State gives up all their core players
Possible deals
Chicago - John Salmons, Tyrus Thomas, Brad Miller
Sacramento - Kevin Martin, Nocioni
Washington - Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood, Deshawn Stevenson
Philly - Igoudala/Dalembert
New York - Al Harrington, Jared Jeffries (God No!!!)
Golden State - Monta Ellis, Anthony Randolph, Corey Maggette
No way Golden State gives up all their core players
Iggy/Dalembert is the best of those offers, I'd say. It gives you a shot-blocker and rebounder in the middle, as well as a versatile wing player who is quick, strong, and can create his own shot. Iggy is also a great rebounder and solid defender.
Half of those arent the real offers.
I agree with Xylus but coming in a close second is Gol_en State.
It's Golden State we're talking about, they make the impossible possible
They can still be had, just wait for it
no acceptance would be received from any team you proposed TBH. Al Harrington works as a major power of the Knicks squad and his salary isn't too huge to hold, unless it means some decent picks returned the Knicks won't get Harrington in any trade IMHO. Nocioni's contract is bad possession but ain't bad enough to cost Kevin Martin. Monta and Corey are open for bids but Anthony Randolph is regarded a key player for their rebuilding process hence he's inacquirable. Washington and Pilly both have many other parteners to make a deal with and the offer of T-Mac is clearly incompe ive compared to what they could possibly get from other teams like Spurs. Chicago would be glad to load these 3 to Houston in exchange for an expiring contract, but I doubt on the Houston side Daryl Morey would be re ed enough to execute such a trade proposed by a pure re .
Detroit offered three magic beans I would jump on that quick.
, wrong thread... but that GS "offer" is a complete joke haha
Only the Philly, Chicago and Sacremento deals can be looked at seriously.
I'll pay him $9 an hour to paint my garage, I bet he won't even have to use a ladder.
it's almost like giving tp tim and manu for SA
when there's a nellie, there's a way
Not only that, but when the season ends and they sign McGrady back for 6 million a year, we will be loaded next year when Yao returns. That would be the team to beat for the le.
Now Amare is a possibility
Would the Rockets be interested in getting into this Amare Sweepstakes now that he is planning to not opt out and if so who would the Suns ask for?
J.A. Adande (3:12 PM)
There's a possibility they could do it for T-Mac's expiring contract. Heard that mentioned today.
http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/chat...with-ja-adande
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