[valentine]

What trade did you see and thought : Good for both sides?

Mines was the KG to Boston deal. I thought that Al Jefferson, Gerald Green, Randy Foye would be a nice 3 piece team for 10 years and they got 2 draft picks, I thought this team would have been good for at least a couple season.

What’s yours?

[McWinningParticipant]

that wasnt a bad deal Jeffersons a good All-Star but unfortaletly they traded Foye. i dont have one like that but the Webster, for Williams deal kills me.

[blazerheadfreak2.0]

that one kills me to zilla!!!!!!!

[thaprodigyParticipant]

A trade that didn’t look as bad as it was when it happened was Kobe for Vlade for obvious reason

[llperez]

I don’t think the wolves made a bad trade on KG. That was a trade that worked for both teams. The wolves would’nt be any better then where they are now with KG. Jefferson is younger, they got Gomes in that deal. And two first round picks I believe. They made the right the choice on that one. Boston obviously benefitted as well.

[MallStax5Participant]

traded miller and smith for iverson. turned out horrible.

than they bounced back with iverson for chauncey
BAD FOR DETRIOT

[llperez]

one of the kickers about that trade is that the reason the Lakers first started shopping Vlade was because they needed to free up salary cap space to sign Shaq. So the trade was primarily to get Shaq, adding Kobe was just a bonus, lol.

[crazyknicksfanParticipant]

Z-bo for Frye. i think frye would have been a legit pf for new york by now cuz he looked very promising. Z-bo was good but did not produce wins for NY

[KevinDurantRocksParticipant]

Miller for Iverson worked for Denver for awhile they started out be great then when they hit the spurs in playoffs they lost it

[MallStax5Participant]

work they traded for AI to win a championship not a first round knockout.

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