Basketball question about trade?
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Strong team there.\n\nLue and Tinsley are probably the most expendable along with Walton and Blount.\n\nKeep Martin, Pietrus and Pierce... You may be getting killed on turnovers so go with strong ball handlers.
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First off, I would fire Zeke Thomas as GM/President/whatever title he holds. He is a horrible talent evaluator. Next, I would not take on that trade. Makes absolutely no sense, in that you have Channing Frye, a budding superstar at PF, Eddy Curry (who they GROSSLY overpaid for) starting at C, and any number of people starting at SF, SG, and PG. Point is, there is no need for Kenyon Martin, who is too injury prone and has lots and lots of $$$ left on his contract. Remember, the Knicks need to stay away from long-term deals on injury prone players, which is how they got into this mess in the first place (i.e. Larry Johnson, Allan Houston, etc).  What they need to do is try and unload Marbury onto the Wolves for Garnett. Of course, you'd throw in any number of additional players for good measure, but moneywise, it makes sense. Couple that with Garnett's desire to be traded, and you have a potential deal. I think something like, Marbury/Quentin Richardson/Maurice Taylor (for cap relief, 9 million next year and then he's done) for something like Garnett/Troy Hudson or Ricky Davis/Mark Blount. It would work moneywise, and then the Knicks could feature a starting five of PG Steve Francis, SG Jalen Rose, SF Kevin Garnett, PF Channing Frye, and C Eddy Curry. Meanwhile, the T-Wolves would field an awful team next year, but would be looking toward 2007/2008 when they'd run into their expected cap relief and be able to look for some Free Agent Help.
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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.
790351
the player you're dropping is in a pending transaction. either cancel the pending trade you have proposed or drop a different player.\n-nny
772710
No Deal you already have a well balanced team from what it looks like here.  Plus let me very honest with you, the season is way early and only if you need serious help should you be considering a trade. Let the players you have go for about 2 maybe 3 weeks then see where you are in each of your offensive and defensive categories. Then go from there. Your team is well balanced with offense and defense, and if it was a head to head league you're in then I imagine you're doing prettu good thus far, if it's a roto league the only place i see you struggling is in FG% and Steals. Stick with your team for a few weeks then come back to a trade tha better suits you for the long haul if possible
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.
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?\n Which sports.. ?  hm...  NBA ? \n\nThen Orlando magic !! I heard the rumor that they might trade Carter from Newjersey !!! If they make that trade !!!\n They are the Champions next year my friend !!!\n\nor... Utar Jazz !!!
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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.
1121123
That's what I read on hoopshype.com this morning. The rumor was that Philly would send Iverson to Boston in exchange for Wally Szczerbiak and the Celtics #7 pick.\n\nIf I were the Sixers I wouldn't make this deal. Wally is hurt quite a bit, and even with a relatively high pick this is a very weak draft. Philly would be getting short-changed.
1027804
The Lakers should give up half the team for KG if they have to. I've been waiting for this trade to go down for two years already. Plus Kobe and KG...together?...how sexy is that!?!
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Well, I think in baseball, if the "paperwork" for the trade gets done and submitted to the commissioner by the time deadline, for example noon, it will go through officially. We just find out about it much later on ESPN, so it seems like the trade went through after the deadline. So as long as both parties have everything finalized by the deadline, it should go through. Also, even after that, baseball has some weird deal where teams can make a trade after the official deadline by using the waiver wire and conpensation. I always wondered about this because it seems like it is still an agreed upon trade way after the deadline. I hope this helps. I see there arent any other answers yet.
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It really depends on what your team needs.  In Jermaine and Shaq you are really solid at center and PF as they give you minutes, points, rebounds, blocks, etc.  On the other hand, you also have to consider that both players are injury prone and that Shaq has already missed three games (and it could be more) this early into the NBA season.\n\nIn Allen, you can put your three point concerns to sleep.  Ray-Ray is solid!  Outside of scoring, FT%, and three point conversions, and now steals (who would have guessed!), he gives you little else--but he is solid and healthy!  While in the case of Deng, he is a bit inconsistent at this point so if you do pull the trigger on this trade, consider it a two-for-one.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck this season!\n\nIf you are interested in joining another Yahoo! Fantasy NBA league, I am inviting you and everyone here at Yahoo! Answers. League ID is 218266.  The password is 1234567
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He is going to stay there. He said he demands that somone be traded away, so that someone new can be brought in. One trade they are talking about it Iverson for Davis and Hudson. If that doesnt work, then they are thinking about Davis and Griffen for Kenyon Martin and Demarr Johnson
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korver would be a good trade bait for someone like tayshaun prince, for defensive stats. crawford, davis, fisher and marshall can take care of the threes for you.\na good center would probably be okur or gasol. okur can come real cheap if you give up someone like a drew gooden or a donyell marshall + a scrub
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no. arenas, jarrett jack, jwill and terry are all more complete than starbury. honestly, nobody on the knicks is worth picking up except jamal crawford. and you can bet starbury won't be traded. nobody in their right mind would take that nasty contract on in the middle of the season. what could that possibly accomplish? jet, gil, and jj will prove perfectly effective in giving you steals and dimes. stick damp in your lineup and find a decent rebounder to help boards at the F or C position. Maybe jeff foster or something.
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The Timberwolves organization has repeatedly said that KG isn't going anywhere unless the name's LeBron or Kobe. If I were the Lakers I would try to trade Kobe for KG. Kobe has been good when he feels like it but when somebody upsets him like probably in game 7 of the Phoenix series, he throws a tantrum and lets his team lose. He doesn't share the ball so don't look for any other really good players in LAL if he stays there. They're better of without him. If the Lakers can get KG for kobe they would lose like 30+ ppg but they would get 20+ ppg AND 12 rebound a game plus like 5+ assists a game which Kobe could never do. Plus they could throw in Kwame Brown in the deal as well, he's worthless. And maybe Smush Parker too. He can dunk but he can't do anything else consistently.