Pick a trading partner!

[Hotdog]

I cant see the Jazz going after Rondo and paying a king's ransom for somebody with a bad attitude.

Its not happening.

 

[NUMBERICA]

so memphis is interested in shopping a guy who has, in stretches, been their best player and you think they'll take a bunch of spare parts are garbage? they'll get better offers than a package built around al/paul, to say nothing of a package built around marvin.

they want a star or near-star in return.

That miraculously is paid nothing.

 

[NUMBERICA]

Another team I could see making a move would be Denver. They're kind of a middling team by Western Conference standards, and they don't have much front-court scoring. They like Al Jefferson, or at least their fans do. I think they'd move several of their guys--Corey Brewer, Gallanari, Andre Miller, etc.

Sounds too good to be true. If you can turn Al into a piece that you could actually desire (Gallinari is having a bit of a down year, but an intriguing talent, especially given the dearth of a clear-cut SF to move forward with), then, AMAZING. You'd HAVE to clear a wing or Burks would NEVER see the floor, though.

 

[NAOS]

Sounds too good to be true. If you can turn Al into a piece that you could actually desire (Gallinari is having a bit of a down year, but an intriguing talent, especially given the dearth of a clear-cut SF to move forward with), then, AMAZING. You'd HAVE to clear a wing or Burks would NEVER see the floor, though.

Hello Marvin!

.... naw, can you imagine Jeffy playing Karl-ball? Lofl.

 

[orangello]

I cant see the Jazz going after Rondo and paying a king's ransom for somebody with a bad attitude.

Its not happening.

I agree.

 

[NUMBERICA]

Hello Marvin!

.... naw, can you imagine Jeffy playing Karl-ball? Lofl.

That's one of the fun parts of an Al trade: you can totally sabotage some of the teams in the league with him.

My favorite pipedream is Al for Chris Bosh. Miami Heat, meet not the NBA Finals every year.

 

[theNBAnerd]

sorry for tuning out for a couple of days. my "under the radar" thing about vazquez is just that he's with calderon in that category of guys who are well-thought of, but your mind doesn't immediately go there when you start thinking about top PGs. honestly, i think vazquez is more "off the radar" than goran dragic, and also a better all-around player.

25-7-9 the other night in a win @ dallas, so he's obviously not "under the radar" in absolute terms... i just meant that the asking price isn't going to be the same as the real cream of the PG crop.