What's new
By:
Filters

trade idea Felton for Harris

J

Justys

Well-Known Member
Last night showed both of these players need a change. Portland was after Harris last year, both have lost there coaches confidence, and they both have a year left. He can't be any worse harris
 
I would do that in a second. For that matter, I'd also be okay with simply giving them Harris with nothing in return.
 
Portland actually wants to run an offense.
They run a lot because they can, and Harris would go a long way in messing that up too.
 
Who would trade FOR Harris right now?

Have they not been watching this entire NBA season?

If I'm KOC, I'd trade Harris for a late first rounder and a bag of chips. However, I don't see any GMs idiotic enough to take on Harris.
 
3 team trade Utah/Boston/Portland

Utah trades Harris and Al and GS pick
Receives Rondo and Oneal
Boston trades Rondo and Oneal and their first round pick
Receives Felton, Al and GS pick
Portland trades Felton
Receives Harris and Boston's first round pick

I think boston would do it cause they get a good pg for rondo a post player in Al and a possible pick in this years deep draft!

Portland does it cause the get a more uptempo pg and another pick in this draft .

Utah does it cause its Rondo!!
 
No one is going to want Harris. I say bench his ***. You can tell he doesn't want to be on the floor. Why not let him have what he wants.
 
Felton is basically the same as Harris.

Both don't have any range, both are decently athletic, neither is very good at passing or running an offense.
 
I guess I would do it because both seem like they need a change in scenery, but I wouldn't expect any great results. They are similar players, only Felton is a streakier shooter who is capable of getting hot from outside.
 
as bad as Felton is playing, ill swap them just to get out of Harris' contract for 12-13...

but these are the FA PGs this summer: https://www.hoopsworld.com/2012-nba-free-agents

  • Deron Williams, New Jersey Nets – $16.4 million – Player Option ($17.8 million)
  • Steve Nash, Phoenix Suns – $11.7 million – Unrestricted
  • Aaron Brooks, Phoenix Suns – $2.0 million – Restricted ($3.0 million Qualifying Offer)
  • Raymond Felton, Portland Trail Blazers – $7.6 million – Unrestricted
  • Kirk Hinrich, Atlanta Hawks – $8.0 million – Unrestricted
  • Jason Kidd, Dallas Mavericks – $8.6 million – Unrestricted
  • Andre Miller, Denver Nuggets – $7.8 million – Unrestricted *may only want to play for a contender*
  • Chauncey Billups, L.A. Clippers – $2.0 million – Unrestricted
  • Jameer Nelson, Orlando Magic – $7.8 million – Player Option ($7.8 million)
  • D.J. Augustin, Charlotte Bobcats – $3.2 million – Restricted ($4.4 million Qualifying Offer) *no more than 3yr @ no more than 6-7M*
  • Jason Terry, Dallas Mavericks – $10.7 million – Unrestricted
  • George Hill, Indiana Pacers – $2.1 million – Restricted ($3.1 million Qualifying Offer)
  • Jordan Farmar, New Jersey Nets – $4.0 million – Player Option ($4.3 million)
  • Leandro Barbosa, Toronto Raptors – $7.6 million – Unrestricted
  • Beno Udrih, Milwaukee Bucks – $7.0 million – Player Option ($7.4 million)
  • Goran Dragic, Houston Rockets – $2.1 million – Unrestricted* *Jeremy Lin says his style is Dragic-esque, 3yr @ 4-5M*
  • Jerryd Bayless, Toronto Raptors – $3.0 million – Restricted ($4.2 million Qualifying Offer)
  • Derek Fisher, L.A. Lakers – $3.4 million – Player Option ($3.4 million)
  • Randy Foye, L.A. Clippers – $4.3 million – Unrestricted
  • Mo Williams, L.A. Clippers – $8.5 million – Player Option ($8.5 million)
  • Jonny Flynn, Houston Rockets – $3.4 million – Unrestricted
  • Keyon Dooling, Boston Celtics – $2.2 million – Unrestricted
  • Ishmael Smith, Orlando Magic – $0.5 million – Unrestricted*
  • Ramon Sessions, Cleveland Cavaliers – $4.3 million – Player Option ($4.6 million)
  • Jeremy Lin, New York Knicks – $0.8 million – Unrestricted*
  • Armon Johnson, Portland Trail Blazers – $0.8 million – Unrestricted*
  • Sundiata Gaines, New Jersey Nets – $0.9 million – Unrestricted*
  • A.J. Price, Indiana Pacers – $0.9 million – Unrestricted*
  • Baron Davis, New York Knicks – $1.3 million – Unrestricted
  • Royal Ivey, Oklahoma City Thunder – $1.2 million – Unrestricted
  • John Lucas, Chicago Bulls – $0.9 million – Unrestricted
  • Jannero Pargo, Atlanta Hawks – $1.1 million – Unrestricted
  • Delonte West, Dallas Mavericks – $1.1 million – Unrestricted
  • Walker Russell, Jr., Detroit Pistons – $0.4 million – Unrestricted*
  • Darius Morris, L.A. Lakers – $0.5 million – Unrestricted*
  • Terrell Harris, Miami HEAT – $0.5 million – Unrestricted*
  • Carldell Johnson, New Orleans Hornets – $0.5 million – Unrestricted*
  • DeAndre Liggins, Orlando Magic – $0.5 million – Unrestricted*
  • Ronnie Price, Phoenix Suns – $1.1 million – Unrestricted
  • T.J. Ford, San Antonio Spurs – $1.1 million – Unrestricted
  • Anthony Carter, Toronto Raptors – $1.3 million – Unrestricted
  • Roger Mason, Washington Wizards – $1.1 million – Unrestricted
  • Jamaal Tinsley, Utah Jazz – $1.2 million – Team Option ($1.3 million) *pick up option, draft UNC's Marshall (outside lottery, this isnt a PG heavy draft)*
 
A mild improvement I'd prefer would be Calderon. And it appeared Toronto was interested a little while ago. At least a Toronto beat writer was.

I also kinda like Hinrich. But Atlanta doesn't want Harris.

So maybe the draft is the best option.
 
There isn't a true PG I'd take in the lottery this year. As I said in another thread, trade down and grab Marshall or just draft Rivers as the best shooting/scoring combo guard.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Share this page

Top