BTW, Nerd, I'm surprised that you even attempted something with Beasley when you have no interest in anything from Sacramento. Both teams are similar to me in the fact that they have a bunch of pieces that don't seem to work for their respective teams. And they both have a so called locker room cancer that might be dealt.
yeah, but that's the cost of dealing with the suns right now. their #1 priority is dumping beas. in my scenario above, the idea would be to buy him out since we have no use for him. but yeah, there's a reason that scenario was my last choice.
in the toronto scenario, our depth chart would look like this:
calderon / tinsley / watson
foye / hayward / burks
marv / carroll / murph
sap / (favors) / evans
favors / kanter
a little light up front - i'd prefer something that also nets us a 4th big to play 15-20 minutes, but no big deal. then, when mo gets back from injury, calderon can start but we'd see them play some minutes together with mo coming off the ball in a JET type of role.
or...
vazquez / tinsley
foye / hayward / murph
marv / delfino / carroll
sap / jones / evans
fav / kanter / lopez
vazquez is even better suited to join mo in the backcourt because he's 6'6" so he can legimimately check some SGs so it's not a liability on the other end. this roster would be fantastic. we could look to move lopez in a separate deal, buy him out, or play him as the fourth big for a while and let jones learn some stuff.
i really like either of those deals, to be honest.
