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Reasonable Trade Ideas?
Indiana, Cleveland, Miami, and Denver. That I know of. Out of those teams mentioned who would you want to trade Beno to and for who? Of course those teams would have to be willing to take Beno. If these teams were interested in acquiring Beno who would you deal with and for whom?
Reasonable Trade Ideas?
CLE, IND, and MIA are looking for upgrades at the starting PG spot and Beno isn't really any better than Snow/Gibson in CLE, Tinsley in IND, or Payton/Williams in MIA so I don't know why they'd want him. I think CHA will deal Brevin Knight to one of those teams and would then be looking for a backup to Felton. If CHI ends up dealing one of Gordon or Hinrich to MEM for Gasol, they'll need another PG with Hinrich probably moving to SG if Gordon leaves or Duhon moving from backup to starting PG if Hinrich leaves.
beno + barry + 2nd rounder for marquis daniels
Holy what a lousy idea.
Detroit could also use a backup PG, but I can't think of any scenario involving Beno.
All those current PG's>>>>>>>>Beno
I like this thread. It's concise and offers a space for rational contemplative thought. I like the question posed. Seriously. Good thread.
Eric Snow would be SOLID. Not good, or take us to the next level...but an improvement? z yea. Put Gary Payton in the same category...but sadly it's maybe the thug we need to get out of this rut. Denver? We'd have to trade for = value. Maybe the water boy. Now it's INDIANA I'm interested in[FONT=Impact]...MARQUIS DANIELS
People need to make use of this site to see how awful the contracts of guys like Eric Snow and Marquis Daniels are:
http://www.hoopshype.com/salaries/
It doesn't necessarily need to be Beno for a PG. It can be for a long three.
The Pacers wanted Beno in the draft. The Spurs liked Maceo Baston in the past. If it wasn't for the fact that the Spurs are already overloaded in the bigs department, that'd be a good trade.
Beno for Rawle Marshall or Orien Greene I think puts the Spurs under the luxury tax threshold. I doubt the Pacers take Beno for Marshall. Beno for Greene might be decent. Greene can be the Spurs third point guard and although his offense is limited, he's a good defender with good size for a PG.
Cleveland could be interested in Beno, but I don't see much that makes sense. Perhaps Beno for Dwayne Jones. Jones is a bigman prospect who has shown glimpses of being a great rebounder.
I doubt Miami or Denver would be interested in Beno.
A 3 way deal might be worked
SAS out - Udrih
SAS in - James Singleton
IND out - Maceo Baston
IND in - Udrih
LAC out - James Singleton
LAC in - Maceo Baston
SA gets a wing that might be useful, IND gets Udrih, who TIMVP suggests they are interested in, and LAC gets Maceo, who is a better PF than Singleton (they have had Singleton filling in at PF, as Tim Thomas has been wussy for them - not unexpected).
PS. I'm using Singleton a lot in these examples, but its just I don't feel like searching for another player to fill the role. I'm not really obsessed with getting Singleton
Whoever they have as a backup?
Is better than Beno.
The only guy mentioned that is interesting is Orien Greene. He put up decent stats at the end of last year with Boston. He'd classify as a salary dump for the Spurs and I'm sure Indiana would jump at it; Beno Udrih is a far better player.
Pfft
No hes not.
T Park, I don't know if you're a ing idiot, but this "Beno Udrih for a pap schmear!!!" business is getting old.
Orien Greene is a marginal NBA player, strictly 3rd string with a chance for more. Beno Udrih clearly has the talent for a lifetime career backup in this league.
Dumping Beno won't be at all a problem, He is young, has some skills and his contract his cheap : I can see a lot of teams gambling a second round pick on him.
Finding a home for Oberto will be more difficult because he is old, limited and more expensive. Spurs will need to find a team in the playoff race and that needs a big (maybe Hornets, Magic, Nets or Wolves...)
Would dumping Beno for a player making the minimum put the Spurs under the luxury tax threshold? For example, Beno for Orien Greene or Beno for Dwayne Jones.
It looks like it'd be pretty close . . .
Spurs are $274K over the tax (if my figures are correct).
Players with a minimum salary count for $745K against the tax this year and Beno salary is $968K : Spurs will be $50K over the tax.
There are too some player who count less $745K against the tax : second round picks with 0 or 1 year of experience but Beno salary is too high to match.
However, teams can acquire players with minimum contracts even when they are over the cap and that they don't have a trade exception.
A trade like that will put Spurs under the cap :
Spurs trade : Beno+cash for 2nd round pick
team X trade : minimum player + 2nd round pick for Beno
team Y trade : nothing for minimum player + cash
Another possibility is a two team trade for a second round pick (without a player coming to SA) with a team under the cap or with a trade exception.
A business associate and good friend of mine is a Miami Heat season ticket holder and he says the same thing. Says that they desperately could use a point guard.
I doubt it too. They have AI and Steve 'nashlite' Blake
Although it would be nice to have a 3rd string PG for the times that Blake/Ai play as the starting backcourt.
Spurs could use a backup PG
now that it's out that Jason Kidd(interview earlier today on TNT), is available and might be being shopped(although the Lakers is the frontrunner), many teams would make a ran after him than Beno.
let's leave Beno's fate alone with the Spurs org.
Yeah, Beno and Kidd are about on the same shelf in the supermarket, right next to each other.
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