[TyroberParticipant]

I haven’t done one of these in awhile, but wanted to see what you guys thought about this one. I have been playing around with Asik trades all morning and wanted to share this one. 

Noah to the Hawks

Millsap + Asik to the Bulls

Gibson to the Rockets

 

Noah and Horford reunite on the Hawks.  Rockets get rid of Asik and get a very solid PF on a solid contract that helps them afford Parsons big pay day in the future. Losing Noah hurts but Bulls get Asik back along with Millsap.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

[Sotos14Participant]

Not sure exactly why Chi would do it, but seems decent for hou and atl fit wise

[Sotos14Participant]

Not sure exactly why Chi would do it, but seems decent for hou and atl fit wise

[RUDEBOY_Participant]

i would prefer noah on my team over asik, any day ….he is more versatile

 

[RUDEBOY_Participant]

i would prefer noah on my team over asik, any day ….he is more versatile

 

[aivsdirkParticipant]

 milsap for asik straight up horford to the 4 for the hawks. houston gets a starting 4 who adds defense and  can shoot. thought long about this 2 nights ago

[aivsdirkParticipant]

 milsap for asik straight up horford to the 4 for the hawks. houston gets a starting 4 who adds defense and  can shoot. thought long about this 2 nights ago

[KHAM83Participant]

 Everyone has thought about Milsap for Asik deal, but the fact still remains that Milsap is a much better player overall than Asik. This deal doesn’t make Atlanta better. Also, another poster made a great point on here not too long ago about Horford playing his natural 4 position. In this era of athletic bigs, and very few real centers, Horford is more effective playing the 5 than the 4. I don’t think he can effectively guard the quicker face-up fours in the league today. No reason for Atlanta to do this deal for the sake of playing Horford at the 4. 

[KHAM83Participant]

 Everyone has thought about Milsap for Asik deal, but the fact still remains that Milsap is a much better player overall than Asik. This deal doesn’t make Atlanta better. Also, another poster made a great point on here not too long ago about Horford playing his natural 4 position. In this era of athletic bigs, and very few real centers, Horford is more effective playing the 5 than the 4. I don’t think he can effectively guard the quicker face-up fours in the league today. No reason for Atlanta to do this deal for the sake of playing Horford at the 4. 

[KHAM83Participant]

 With my above post about Horford, what about Atlanta begin building towards the future? I say consider trading Horford for players/picks.

Denver for Mazgov and either Chandler or Gallinari, plus Knicks 2014 pick

Utah for Kanter/Biedrens, 2014 pick

Atlanta will still be a playoffs team this year, while grabbing another lotto pick, plus the ability to swap picks with Brooklyn.

 

 

 

 

[KHAM83Participant]

 With my above post about Horford, what about Atlanta begin building towards the future? I say consider trading Horford for players/picks.

Denver for Mazgov and either Chandler or Gallinari, plus Knicks 2014 pick

Utah for Kanter/Biedrens, 2014 pick

Atlanta will still be a playoffs team this year, while grabbing another lotto pick, plus the ability to swap picks with Brooklyn.

 

 

 

 

[mike_r232Participant]

 Atlanta gives an undersized (yet very talented) PF in Millsap for a former all star C in Noah?  That’s an amazing trade for the Hawks.  The Bulls do get a lot of talent back, not saying they don’t.  But the Hawks upgrade a LOT here.  Not sure the Bulls are interested in trading Noah right now.  Boozer and Deng would be the biggest trade pieces for the time being.

[mike_r232Participant]

 Atlanta gives an undersized (yet very talented) PF in Millsap for a former all star C in Noah?  That’s an amazing trade for the Hawks.  The Bulls do get a lot of talent back, not saying they don’t.  But the Hawks upgrade a LOT here.  Not sure the Bulls are interested in trading Noah right now.  Boozer and Deng would be the biggest trade pieces for the time being.

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Other than cap relief after the 2014/2015 season, I’m not sure why the Bulls would do this. 

 

[IndianaBasketballParticipant]

Other than cap relief after the 2014/2015 season, I’m not sure why the Bulls would do this. 

 

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