Magic going in for Chris Paul

[Secretly Space Jesus 670]

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Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

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According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

[TreyTime 3]

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

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Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

Honest question, I don't know the answer, but how was Quentin Richardson traded around to something like six different teams last summer?

[Secretly Space Jesus 670]

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Originally posted by TreyTime:

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

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Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

Honest question, I don't know the answer, but how was Quentin Richardson traded around to something like six different teams last summer?

 

Players can be traded every single day, provided that in each of those trades that player is the only one being traded by his team.

 

These are the trades that Richardson was involved in last season:

 

# June 25, 2009: Traded by the New York Knicks along with cash considerations to the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for Darko Mili?i?.

# July 17, 2009: Traded by the Memphis Grizzlies to the Los Angeles Clippers in exchange for Zach Randolph.

# July 20, 2009: Traded by the Los Angeles Clippers to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for Sebastian Telfair, Mark Madsen, and Craig Smith.

# August 13, 2009: Traded by the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Miami Heat in exchange for Mark Blount.

 

In each trade, he was the only one his team was sending. Thus, the trade worked. What Kennedy is suggesting doesn't, because Hinrich is being combined with other players.

[God hates Magic fans 0]

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Originally posted by TreyTime:

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

quote:

Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

Honest question, I don't know the answer, but how was Quentin Richardson traded around to something like six different teams last summer?

lol

[TreyTime 3]

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

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Originally posted by TreyTime:

quote:

Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

quote:

Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

Honest question, I don't know the answer, but how was Quentin Richardson traded around to something like six different teams last summer?

 

Players can be traded every single day, provided that in each of those trades that player is the only one being traded by his team.

 

These are the trades that Richardson was involved in last season:

 

# June 25, 2009: Traded by the New York Knicks along with cash considerations to the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for Darko Mili?i?.

# July 17, 2009: Traded by the Memphis Grizzlies to the Los Angeles Clippers in exchange for Zach Randolph.

# July 20, 2009: Traded by the Los Angeles Clippers to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for Sebastian Telfair, Mark Madsen, and Craig Smith.

# August 13, 2009: Traded by the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Miami Heat in exchange for Mark Blount.

 

In each trade, he was the only one his team was sending. Thus, the trade worked. What Kennedy is suggesting doesn't, because Hinrich is being combined with other players.

 

Gotcha

[Magician09 5]

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

quote:

Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

I'm pretty sure there is a 24 hour window after the first trade in which the player can be included in a multi-player deal but there wouldn't be long before that closes though. Also, I'm pretty sure Randy Foye is an RFA so he can't be traded.

[Secretly Space Jesus 670]

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Originally posted by Magician09:

I'm pretty sure there is a 24 hour window after the first trade in which the player can be included in a multi-player deal

 

There isn't.

 

However, I was off earlier. It's 2 months before they can be combined with other players. It's 6 months before signed FAs can be traded. My bad.

[UBBALLER8 248]

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Originally posted by Magician09:

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Originally posted by Drunk on Mystery:

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Originally posted by elephant27:

From Alex Kennedy:

 

quote:

According to sources, this WAS-ORL deal (Vince Carter for Kirk Hinrich, Randy Foye, and Al Thornton) hasn't died yet.

 

Man, Alex Kennedy is blatantly full of ****.

 

Such a trade wouldn't even work under salary CAP rules. Players can't be included in trades with other players for 6 months after they were previously traded. That trade couldn't occur until mid-December.

 

I'm pretty sure there is a 24 hour window after the first trade in which the player can be included in a multi-player deal but there wouldn't be long before that closes though. Also, I'm pretty sure Randy Foye is an RFA so he can't be traded.

 

Give it till June 30th. If it doesn't happen, then we may all be angry.

[Wharf Rat 94]

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Originally posted by Magician09:

I tell you what, if this trade does actually happen then a LOT of people are going to be shocked.

 

So many "experts" are reporting that Paul will not be traded.

 

There could be a healthy dose of humble pie served up in the next week.

 

Well, its NOT going to happen. So we don't have to worry about all of that.

[Wharf Rat 94]

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Originally posted by Stinger24:

Wait over 200 pages and nothing happened

 

Most epic "Rick roll" of all time...congrats to all involved.

[Nike 2]

Thread Hall of Fame, for sure...

[Nyce_1 311]

Day 3....