Why there will not be a significant trade

[Magicfan1961 0]

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Originally posted by Faux Hawk:

I would trade Lewis, Gortat and Jameer for CP3 & Okafor. That might be the fairest trade for both sides, because we would not want to give up that much and neither would the Hornets. When you have a trade that both sides feels like they gave up a little too much, then that is a fair trade all the way around.

 

 

NO is not going to trade the best pg in the league for Nelson.

[Emory889 353]

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Originally posted by Rob:

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Originally posted by Bucktown:

Jameer + our team Dr. and Gortat for CP3. Do it.

 

Ok who would be our backup center if we trade away Gortat. If we could get Hilton Armstrong included in that deal or some kind of backup center then I'm all for that deal. We need a backup big man if Gortat goes. Unless you guys think that Bass can hold it down for us.

 

It never fails. Every time one person suggests a mindnumbingly stupid one sided trade (and yes Bucktown, I know you were joking around) there is still at least one person who thinks that the Magic are getting the short end of the deal.

 

Seriously Rob? If the Hornets actually lost their collective minds and were willing to accept a trade that sent us Chris Paul in exchange for Gortat and Nelson, you would actually hold out for Hilton freaking Armstrong? I feel the need to choke the crap out of you until you either regain your senses or die. Either way, I wouldn't have to read your rubbish any longer.

[Faux Hawk 0]

The thing is there is no reason N.O. would ever trade CP3 since they have him locked up long term. Only reason they do it is to save money and for that reason alone we could not put a package together to meet those type of needs.

[Mat 4]

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Originally posted by emory889:

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Originally posted by Rob:

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Originally posted by Bucktown:

Jameer + our team Dr. and Gortat for CP3. Do it.

 

Ok who would be our backup center if we trade away Gortat. If we could get Hilton Armstrong included in that deal or some kind of backup center then I'm all for that deal. We need a backup big man if Gortat goes. Unless you guys think that Bass can hold it down for us.

 

It never fails. Every time one person suggests a mindnumbingly stupid one sided trade (and yes Bucktown, I know you were joking around) there is still at least one person who thinks that the Magic are getting the short end of the deal.

 

Seriously Rob? If the Hornets actually lost their collective minds and were willing to accept a trade that sent us Chris Paul in exchange for Gortat and Nelson, you would actually hold out for Hilton freaking Armstrong? I feel the need to choke the crap out of you until you either regain your senses or die. Either way, I wouldn't have to read your rubbish any longer.

 

 

LOL.

 

Some people doesn

[NittanyBuc 757]

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Originally posted by Rob:

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Originally posted by Bucktown:

That was a joke. But I still would do that trade

 

Oh ok. I didn't catch on to that. But I saw that there were rumors that the Lakers are offering Bynum, Farmar and 1st rounder for Paul. We could offer what you said Gortat, Nelson for Paul as well. But he would probably still choose the Lakers over us anyways.

 

Our advantage over LA in this case is that we're in a different conference

[JT Jag 4]

quote:

Originally posted by Faux Hawk:

I would trade Lewis, Gortat and Jameer for CP3 & Okafor. That might be the fairest trade for both sides, because we would not want to give up that much and neither would the Hornets. When you have a trade that both sides feels like they gave up a little too much, then that is a fair trade all the way around.

The Hornets would never ever ever take on Rashard's contract.

 

Jameer, Redick and Gortat plus a couple first round picks for Paul, Okafor and Peja might be doable.

[Gianto 4]

33 Ryan Anderson F 6-10 240 05/06/1988 California 1

22 Matt Barnes F 6-7 226 03/09/1980 UCLA 6

30 Brandon Bass F 6-8 250 04/30/1985 Louisiana State 4

15 Vince Carter G-F 6-6 220 01/26/1977 North Carolina 11

31 Adonal Foyle C 6-10 270 03/09/1975 Colgate 12

13 Marcin Gortat C-F 6-11 240 02/17/1984 Lodz, Poland 2

12 Dwight Howard C 6-11 265 12/08/1985 SW Atlanta Christian Academy (GA) 5

8 Anthony Johnson G 6-3 195 10/02/1974 Charleston (SC) 12

9 Rashard Lewis F 6-10 230 08/08/1979 Alief Elsik HS (TX) 11

14 Jameer Nelson G 6-0 190 02/09/1982 Saint Joseph's 5

20 Mickael Pietrus F-G 6-6 215 02/07/1982 Les Abymes, Guadeloupe 6

7 J.J. Redick G 6-4 190 06/24/1984 Duke 3

44 Jason Williams G 6-1 180 11/18/1975 Florida 10

 

FOR

 

12 Hilton Armstrong C-F 6-11 235 11/11/1984 Connecticut 3

6 Bobby Brown G 6-2 175 09/24/1984 Cal State-Fullerton 1

23 Devin Brown G 6-5 210 12/30/1978 Texas-San Antonio 7

2 Darren Collison G 6-0 160 08/23/1987 UCLA R

1 Ike Diogu F 6-9 250 09/11/1983 Arizona State 4

4 Sean Marks F-C 6-10 250 08/23/1975 California 9

50 Emeka Okafor C 6-10 255 09/28/1982 Connecticut 5

3 Chris Paul G 6-0 175 05/06/1985 Wake Forest 4

24 Morris Peterson G 6-7 220 08/26/1977 Michigan State 9

41 James Posey F 6-8 217 01/13/1977 Xavier (Ohio) 10

9 Darius Songaila F 6-9 248 02/14/1978 Wake Forest 6

16 Peja Stojakovic F 6-10 229 06/09/1977 Belgrade, Serbia 11

5 Marcus Thornton G 6-4 205 06/05/1987 Louisiana State R

30 David West F 6-9 240 08/29/1980 Xavier (Ohio) 6

32 Julian Wright F 6-8 225 05/20/1987 Kansas 2

[MagicNumber 0]

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Originally posted by Mat

[Rob 0]

If the Lakers offered Bynum, Farmar 1st round for Paul then what's wrong with us offering something similar. And Hilton Armstrong isn't a bad back up center if you didn't know. Don't call me out if don't know shiit about the player I suggested. I know what the fukk I'm talking about. Stop trying to find little shiit to come at me with cause it's not working. We only need a big man to play the minutes when Howard is resting. He doesn't have to be the best damm center in the league. Just a damm backup.