For Fantasy NBA, how's the trade with Ben Wallace & Ricky Davis for Brad Miller & Wally Szcerbiak?
141544
Uhm, no.  Big Ben doesn't score, granted, but dang he gives you mad numbers in several other categories.  Ricky Davis picks up the slack in the scoring that Ben doesn't give you, plus some other nice numbers too.  Brad Miller doesn't even come close to Ben, and Wally's still struggling to fit in the Boston system.  I'd veto that trade or wouldn't accept it in the first place.
855388
Rumor has it that Chris Webber (despite stating that he has never asked for a trade) will be shipped out of Philadelphia before the NBA trading deadline.  \n\nTeams are just waiting for the last minute before pulling the trigger on the trade as they would be paying less of Webber's monster $20 million dollar salary.\n\nHope this helps.
1031558
the pistons would be dumb to give up ben wallace\n\nthat's what makes detroit.. DETROIT!  defense
767062
Gerald Wallace is known in a number of fantasy circles as a "poor man's Andrei Kirilenko."  It's true that his numbers are down with the emergence of Sean May and Adam Morrison but Wallace is still a good source for STL and BLKS.\n\nI would keep him, unless you can get a really good deal for him.\n\nHope this helps!  Good luck on your NBA Fantasy season.
712910
The first trade, Yes. I have Dwight Howard on my fantasy team and I coudn't be happier with the way he is preforming latley. the last two games he has had 20+ points and 20+rebounds, which are great stats for a head to head type league. I know VC is doing great but Dwight Howard is doing better, depending on which type of league your in.\nThe second one, Hell No!!! You got to be lucky to have Carmelo, because Kenyon Martin just got a season ending injury, which means Carmelo is going to be putting up awsome numbers.
1073916
Ben Wallace is up this year and so is Tayshaun Prince but you guys will free up ALOT of money cause of the expiring contracts of a few players, check out the link below to see what your team is working with.
760559
wow thats tough. those three guys are pretty good. but u dont need mike bibby just nowitzki. ford and davis and bibby have been good but im not sure if nowitzki have been playing as good as he usually has. i wouldnt trade, its fair but not tooo fair for me. i mean u could get better offers with those 3.
908002
mike miller avgs. a double-double and tyson chandler eats rebounds, and barbosa scores a whole lot.  gilbert arenas.  not a fair trade.  its a 3 for 1.  of course the person getting 3 players gets a better deal.
1011246
Get Ben Wallace from Detroit.  He's disgruntled with Flip Saunders, and he'd love Kidd who'll work to get him easy points (dunks) under the basket.  Plus you can them move Kristic over to the forward position, his more natural position.  That'd make for a great team: Carter, Kidd, Jefferson, Kristic, Big Ben.  Wow.
875311
Horrible Trade, Please dont be fooled by the names that are involved. Shaq is hurt and he's going to play hurt all season as you see he has already missed 3 games  and Charlie this is a breakout season for him no doubt but once Bobby Simmons gets back in the swing of things Charile numbers and ticks will go right down the drain. He wasn't that big of a force in Toronto but he had potential so please don't expect his numbers to look as the do once  Simmons is off the IR. \n\nRashard Lewis is yor bread and butter as far as 3 pointers and rebounds goes, I wouldn't trade him unless i knew for sure I was getting someone of EQUAL value for him and there's not too many players that is going to match his 3 points numbers during the course of the season, and Caron Butler is going to be a stud this year no doubt . being ith a young Wizards team with a west coast type offense is made for his style of play. \n\nNO on that trade, and let whoever it was that tried to tempt you with big names keep his big busters.\n\nCheck my hardware i know what i'm talking about
706599
It's a hard choice as all players are consistent.  Baron Davis is playing out of his mind right now but he does have a history of injuries.  While in Wilcox, you have a really solid PF/C who will give you a consistent number of MIN, PTS, and REBS.\n\nThe USA Team duo of Hinrich and Howard are the dominant players of their respective teams offering everything from PTS, REBS, ASTS, MIN, and BLKS.\n\nIn my opinion, stick it out with your guys.\n\nHope this helps.
1132812
Rasheed Wallace neday. BEN is just too good. In basketball good defense strangles your opponents like nothing else. and if you have a player who can block on a Shaq dunk then y leave him.\nBTW y wud u even want to drop ne of the wallaces. They didn't qualify for the finals but they r the best team with the current formation atleast
34663
Kings get the better end in their deal. Peja is currently performing at his worst in the scoring department since 2000. Ron Artest is one of the best defensive players out there.\n\nThe T'Wolves will probably regret this trade. Wally is the glue that keeps Minny together. Although injuries have plagued him recently, he still has plenty of talent to offer. Ricky Davis will help KG down low, but the loss of Wally really damages the perimeter shooting game.
934581
Your biggest problem is Nowitzki is on your bench. That should NEVER happen, Morrison is okay for a rookie but seriously!!! You need a couple of better centers and maybe switch Parker into a utility spot and sit Cassell or Smith instead of Parker. Try to trade Shaq and Baron-he cant stay healthy and could get you a quality center but overall seems like a pretty good team and you should be in contention all season.
1120184
they should get hilton armstrong he can move to center and put brad miller at his natural position. abudr-rahim is getting old nad kenny thomas is not very good
459577
Ok, here's what went wrong with the Knicks. Even though I'm not a Knick fan, I live in the tri-state and have diagnosed this ordeal. It all begins when the Knicks traded P-Ew to the Sonics for Vin Baker, when P-Ew was slated to be a free agent in the off season. Instead of letting him walk and using the cap space, they took on Baker's enormous contract and have since then, accumilated more bloated contracts trying to win now. What they need to do is trade away some of the pieces that don't fit. Now we're working with Larry Brown's philosophy, Thomas' ability to get who the Knicks want and Dolan's wallet. The first thing to do is get a point guard who'll distribute first and score second. What I do is a sign and trade with the Nuggets for Andre Miller and Julius Hodge and give up Stephon Marbury. Two, you need to adress the plethora of wing players (Rose, Richardson, Woods). Take the two you want and the other is expendable. Or maybe just one. Rose's expiring deal after next year is attractive. And you want and need a defensive three man. Your answer could be in the form of another trade with Portland for Darius Miles. He was injured most of the year, but with LB, he can be a defensive gem. You could then parlay either Richardson or Crawford for depth at the four or five. Your future is now staked in the youth movement (Lee, Robinson, Frye) and those should remain there. Curry is an enigma, and has yet to realize his "potential" as he's not a good rebounder to be 6'11" and 280. So you need another big to get it done on the boards. You could turn Crawford and Taylor into someone who's a hard worker on the glass and some more depth. We look to the Sonics for Danny Fortson and the former son of longtime Knicks great, Gerald, Damien Wilkens. And finally, you turn Stevie Franchise into draft picks from a team in need of a point man.
917151
That's a good trade. Deron Williams is good but Al Harrington is goin' off!!!! I think you should accept that trade. Deron William's stats: 17.1 points; 3.2 rebounds; 9.0 assists. Al Harrington's stats: 15.8 points; 8.0 rebounds; 1.2 assists. Chris Bosh's    stats: 20.8 points; 12.2 rebounds; 1.9 assists. The odds are against him. Bad trade for him.