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quote: Originally posted by Skywise316: quote: Originally posted by KillingInTheNameOf: quote: Originally posted by Blackhennie:run the offense, stay healthy, shoot threes constantly and/or hit 80% from the line. Winner, winner, chicken dinner... I like Wallace, but we need a better PG if we are going to move Hedo, and SVG would have to be willing to alter his scheme a lot to maximize the talent of such a roster. More emphasis on running & D. Could we acquire Wallace for trash & keep Hedo? Every team is going to be positioning themselves to dump salary the next two seasons & there will be numerous opportunities to add Wallace, Hinrich caliber players below market value. Uhhh isn't that what SVG's system is, or at least what its supposed to be? Running and D? I guess having Jameer doesn't make this deal a slam dunk, because of Hedo's playmaking skills. But I know as 3-4 combos go G-Force and Lewis would be a better fit than Lewis and Hedo, no doubt about that. And a defense that featured Dwight, Gerald, and Pietrus would be downright sick. It would put a lot of pressure on Jameer and A.J. though. I think if Otis were to trade Hedo, it would be to move Lewis back to SF.

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quote: Originally posted by Skywise316:The point is SVG doesn't know how to use his YOUNG players. It seems like C-Lee has taken JJ's spot of low man on totem pole, regardless of talent. I hope this 8 man rotation is an early season thing, because going that tight would be pure idiocy and just asking for our top 6 players to get totally burned out by February. Hopefully by mid-season we'll be at a solid 9-10 man rotation that SVG can be confident in. Until then, I hope SVG knows what he's doing. Your wrong. Wade, Caron & Rasual Butler and Udonis Haslem, all started for Stan, during his 2 years as HC of the Heats. Stan love to play his "Young" players, it's just that we haven't had any young players worth playing yet.

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quote: Originally posted by ThisIsTheYear:Uhhhh....we win. I hope Dwight bounces back and thrashes Brenda Haywood. Haywood is out for the season.

I like the kid Nick Young, he has star potential. I think Otis would've had his eye on Young in last year draft.

quote: Originally posted by rtillaree: quote: Originally posted by DBLdrbl: http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/traderesult?playe...0~30~19~19&te=&cash= heck yea...again, good luck... tell me how this trade help the magic?

I wonder what going on with Gortat, I thought he was going to D12 backup.

quote: Originally posted by barnettej:Here is my run at it: Orlando Trades I like this one.

http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/traderesult?playe...9~19~18~18&te=&cash=

After watching the Sixers last night, I notice that they could use Redick for his 3pt shooting.

quote: Originally posted by hilltopper06:http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/traderesult?playe...9~19~9~9~9&te=&cash= Would you do it? Branden Wright isn't going anywhere right now.

quote: Originally posted by murphy13:i see a trade between just cha and por going down-no third team involved. charlotte sends out wallace in and they get lamarcus aldridge, ike, and sergio rodriguez. i heard they are trying to move aldridge, they have plenty of 4's anyway, and sergio is officially on the block now. ike makes the contracts work. not only does portland get a playmaker, but they clear up some roster spots/ roster questions. charlotte gets back much needed size-the direction they are going to go. they would have a pretty good team on paper...not much depth, but if you can get a solid 7-8 man rotation you can make some noise in the playoffs. quote: Pro Basketball News has also been hearing since preseason that the Portland Trail Blazers have been seeking out teams for a blockbuster move as well, with no one outside of Greg Oden, LaMarcus Aldridge and Brandon Roy considered untouchable.

Sources: Bobcats to trade Wallace quote: Multiple NBA sources have confirmed that Charlotte moving Gerald Wallace is imminent, but Pro Basketball News has yet to learn of a definitive destination at this time. The Bobcats have apparently talked about Wallace's long-term value to the franchise (he signed a six-year, $57 million extension in July of 2007) and decided that they would be better suited allocating such a significant salary to somebody else. Who? Word is we'll know much sooner than later. Yahoo! Sports reported in late October that Michael Jordan was talked out of trading Wallace in the offseason, but four games have apparently been enough to convince head coach Larry Brown that the Bobcats can afford to part with Wallace. Golden State would be an ideal destination for Wallace, who would fit right in with the Warriors' up-and-down style. Forward Al Harrington, who has fallen out of favor with head coach Don Nelson and demanded a trade that he's been told will be granted at some point, is owed $19.3 million through next season ($9.3 this year and $10 next at player option) and would be the ideal pawn in a deal. Considering New York has also been tied as a possible destination for Harrington, the fact the Knicks have Eddy Curry collecting dust also makes them a potential partner in a multiple-team deal. Pro Basketball News has also been hearing since preseason that the Portland Trail Blazers have been seeking out teams for a blockbuster move as well, with no one outside of Greg Oden, LaMarcus Aldridge and Brandon Roy considered untouchable. There are rumors that Charlotte has also been said to have grown displeased with the inconsistent play of Raymond Felton and is also ready to pull the plug on Adam Morrison, so a massive shakeup could be in the works. This is not uncharted territory for Brown, who last looked to significantly shake up the Knicks roster following his disastrous first season in New York and was fired instead, replaced by then-president Isiah Thomas. It appears that Brown has a more willing listener in his new boss, who has apparently grown tired of the product he's currently putting out there. The Bobcats have not won more than 33 games in their four-year existence and look no closer to being playoff contender than they were in their expansion season, but are about to get a face lift. Stay tuned to more from Pro Basketball News on this developing story

quote: Originally posted by Jareth Cutestory: quote: Originally posted by Kberto: quote: Originally posted by Jareth Cutestory: quote: Originally posted by Kberto: quote: Originally posted by Jareth Cutestory: quote: Originally posted by Kberto:I've been all for trading Turk to fill holes, but Gerald Wallace? Give me a break... He wouldn't make this team better at all. He'd just create more problems. He gets injured every year and he would duplicate the same problem we already have, two sf's in the starting line up. The only logical reason to trade Turk would be to get a PF and or PG. Trading him for Gerald Wallace would just be stupid. Oh and Jareth, no way Portland will ship out Outlaw. Guy's a baller. They have Batum and Webster. Not to mention Rudy and Roy can play the 3. If they trade Outlaw I will send you a lifetime supply of moist towelettes. ...for whatever reason that was the first thing that popped in my mind. I swear i'm crazy 10 bucks says they trade Outlaw sometime in his NBA career. 10 dollars says he ate pancakes this morning. Fine then how about this smart guy. http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/traderesult?playe...~30~9~18~9&te=&cash= Is that you Matt Millien? This trade does nothing for the Bobcats, and there giving up the most. You know Curry and James both have player option on there contract too, and ain't no way that they would opt themselves out of that money.

quote: Originally posted by Hutchence: quote: Originally posted by truth393:Wallace, both average 6 rpg last year, and Wallace has a problem with staying healthy. Turk has the same problem But Turk played a full season last year. Tell me the last time Wallace has?

quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic:I am moving this to the Magic forum as the idea of trading for Turk is Magic related. Personally I would make this move, G-Wall is Mr Versatility he brings everything to the court and IMO would fit in perfectly with our starting 5. There is no way it happens though! Nelson Pietrus Wallace Lewis Howard Also changed the title as people will think it is a trade to us that is iminent! If we were to trade Turk, don't you think it will be to move Lewis back to the SF position. Not necessarily, Wallace brings a whole new game to Orlando, he is a better rebounder and defender than Turk which will help ease some pressure on Shard But we just signed MP for 4 yrs, who does all the same things Wallace does. It just doesn't make sense at all for the Magic. What does Turk do that Wallace cant? He run the offense better than Wallace. Isn't that Jameer's job? Wallace is a better rebounder, all round defender and he is averaging just under 20ppg this year. I like Turk but we can see already that he is not the same as last season, sell high is very key here! The offense run alot better, when the ball is in Turk hand, and last time I check Hedo and Wallace, both average 6 rpg last year, and Wallace has a problem with staying healthy. Just so you know Turk is averaging 16/7/4 a game, so his stat are very similar to last year. The Bobcats are looking for a starting PF, so you can scratch Turk name off that list.

quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic:I am moving this to the Magic forum as the idea of trading for Turk is Magic related. Personally I would make this move, G-Wall is Mr Versatility he brings everything to the court and IMO would fit in perfectly with our starting 5. There is no way it happens though! Nelson Pietrus Wallace Lewis Howard Also changed the title as people will think it is a trade to us that is iminent! If we were to trade Turk, don't you think it will be to move Lewis back to the SF position. Not necessarily, Wallace brings a whole new game to Orlando, he is a better rebounder and defender than Turk which will help ease some pressure on Shard But we just signed MP for 4 yrs, who does all the same things Wallace does. It just doesn't make sense at all for the Magic. What does Turk do that Wallace cant? He run the offense better than Wallace.

quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic: quote: Originally posted by truth393: quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic:I am moving this to the Magic forum as the idea of trading for Turk is Magic related. Personally I would make this move, G-Wall is Mr Versatility he brings everything to the court and IMO would fit in perfectly with our starting 5. There is no way it happens though! Nelson Pietrus Wallace Lewis Howard Also changed the title as people will think it is a trade to us that is iminent! If we were to trade Turk, don't you think it will be to move Lewis back to the SF position. Not necessarily, Wallace brings a whole new game to Orlando, he is a better rebounder and defender than Turk which will help ease some pressure on Shard But we just signed MP for 4 yrs, who does all the same things Wallace does. It just doesn't make sense at all for the Magic.

quote: Originally posted by rtillaree:Sergio Rodriguez's agent requested a trade this morning...while I think he's still a project, and his defense is less than existent...I wouldn't mind adding him...we need one of those crafty young kids to bring some energy off the bench... Redick for Rodriguez

quote: Originally posted by Adam_Magic:I am moving this to the Magic forum as the idea of trading for Turk is Magic related. Personally I would make this move, G-Wall is Mr Versatility he brings everything to the court and IMO would fit in perfectly with our starting 5. There is no way it happens though! Nelson Pietrus Wallace Lewis Howard Also changed the title as people will think it is a trade to us that is iminent! If we were to trade Turk, don't you think it will be to move Lewis back to the SF position.

we got to have a strong 4th quarter

Air France got my early vote for MIP this year.

that was goaltending

good way to start the 2nd half