[d-grizzlyParticipant]

Which teams do you think need to make a trade by the deadline?

Explain your reasons.

[The Big O]

i’ll try to find the ESPN article but they said the most LIKELY to get traded were:
Redd, McGrady, Boozer

[justin22443Participant]

I would be very suprised if Michael Redd is moved, the Bucks organization is way too loyal towards him

[The Big O]

couldn’t find the ESPN article but something similar

4) Michael Redd
The Bucks insist they have no intention of trading Redd but I don’t believe them for a second. As great as Redd is when he’s healthy, he’s not the type of player who can sell tickets on a team as bad as the Bucks are projected to be this season.

The team’s owner, Sen. Herb Kohl, has already stated that he’d be willing to listen to offers for his team. It’s no secret that the team would be much easier to sell without the $18 million Redd is due to make next season when he exercises the option on his contract’s final year.

The Bucks currently have just under $19 million guaranteed to three players for the 2011-12 season. By cutting next season’s payroll down the next owner of the team would have attractive lottery picks in the next two drafts as well as plenty of cap space with which to put a competitive team in place in only two years.

First things first, the Bucks need Redd to stay healthy and show no ill-effects from the ACL and MCL tears he suffered last January.

[d-grizzlyParticipant]

i’m thinking that if conely doesn’t show much improvement by the deadline, the grizz should trade him to a young rebuilding team for a first round pick in this upcoming draft.

This move would allow mayo to play PG like he’s wanted to, and it would give marcus williams some time to show his good value. plus, the grizzlies already have 3 first round picks in the 2010 draft, so adding another solid pick could definitly bring some more young talent for the grizzlies.

But this is if conely can’t show improvement, I’m counting on him to show it though grizz fans!

[quincey hodges]

id have to say boozer because they already made it clear that millsap is there future pf…if they have a chance to win a title this year( i dont think they do because of how good the spurs and lakers and denver is) then they should keep him..the problem wit that is they lose him for nothing next year

[d-grizzlyParticipant]

so would it be best for utah to trade and get something out of him? i believe it would be best to do so.

[JNixonParticipant]

Nick Young and Dominic McGuire. They aren’t getting enough PT with Washington due to their spot being held by starters that are elite players. I think they could make an impact as a scorer (Young) and as a swiss army knife with alot of potential (D-Mac). Teams like Charlotte, New York, and possibly Golden State would be good fits for both.

[Lemons4LifeParticipant]

I hope the Heat get someone, not Boozer though. I would target someone like Luis Scola or Tyrus Thomas. Also, I think Golden State & the Clippers need to get some trades done. Maybe even Houston.

[purpleFROGParticipant]

Dallas Mavericks—Mark Cuban is VERY impatient. Dampier will be a HUGE expiring contract, something that these teams looking at the big free agent class will like. Dallas is not likley to get one of the big prizes of 2010 so I think Cuban and Donnie Nelson will try to get the best available player at the deadline

[The Big O]

I think Dampier was on the ESPN article, they say he is too slow and
the Mavericks want to play fast and spread the floor

I guess some teams could use Dampier

[MrWoLeeParticipant]

will probably try to move stack-jack, but i hope they try to just get rid of maggette for ANYthing…1-13 last night? ughh..
actually move both! we have Azibuke and Morrow waiting in the wings

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