Trade Ideas

Good ideas, finally some ideas that dont make me want to vomit, Basketball Guru.

i love the buulls trade great thinkig

1) You must hate Toronto. The odds of the #28 pick helping the Raps out are stacked against them, and as much as Asik is a better rebounder than Bargnani, he is not the aswer to our woes in the paint. Chicago obviously gets the most out of the deal while giving up the least, so, I think that is a no go.

2) The Clippers just drafted a guy in Al-Farouq Aminu who is probably a better fit than Williams, not to mention his contract. I can see them wanting to unload Kaman, but I think they can do better. Again, this works for the team closer to contending much more so than the team that really needs help.

3) Timofey Mozgov is definitely more "back-up Center of the future" than "center of the future". I would rather keep Jordan Hill, and honestly I think Hasheem Thabeet has more potential to be a solution at C than Mozgov. This trade is definitely your most plausible, but still I think it favors the better team a tad too much.

Basically, these trades would be great if you wanted to screw a couple teams royally, but as trades that make sense for both sides, something is missing.

Once again, to show people what draft picks may be valued as I will add this chart that constantly seems to be disregarded:

http://www.82games.com/nbadraftpicks.htm

Indeed, your trades are a lot better than most, but seem to be more ways to make good teams better and bad teams worse.

 So your trading Bargannis 21 point for Asiks 3 points and C.J Watson who wont get minutes with Calderon and Bayless there?

to get rid of bagnanies contract

Yes, I do have a critical nature, but I do not think I am nit picking at all. You screw Toronto, the Clipps and the Rockets my friend. Plus, if you are talking about my criticizing of your statistics, I actually really liked those, I was just trying to give you an idea of how to maybe make them more accurate. You see them as fair, but you even tend to lean more to one team when you write the synopsis. I think you have a good start here, and they are in the 99th percentile of trades here (which is a compliment), but I still feel like these trades were very much slanted to help better teams get better, more so than helping both teams. I do not think I was alone in this belief, though it could just be because other people are critical @sses.