6 team deal (Bonzi to NY) .. anybody else hear this? (likely debunked)
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Damn guys....if there was ANY player in the entire league I would not want to reteam Artest with, I mean, really. Maybe J.O. just because fo the known conflict. But nearly 400 guys in the league and we would actually trade for maybe the first or second most dangerous one for our franchise player to be around? 
Golden State Incoming:
Al Harrington (S&T about $10 million per)
Total incoming: about $10,000,000
Golden State Outgoing:
Troy Murphy ($8,285,714)
Andris Biedrins ($1,986,680)
Total outgoing: $10,272,394
Indianapolis Incoming:
Troy Murphy ($8,285,714)
Eduardo Najera ($4,571,430)
Total Incoming: $12,857,144
Indianapolis Outgoing:
Stephen Jackson ($6,120,000)
Jeff Foster ($5,225,000)
Total Outgoing: $11,345,000
New York Incoming:
Kenyon Martin ($11,818,182)
Bonzi Wells (about $9,000,000)
Total Incoming: $20,818,182
New York Outgoing:
Steve Francis ($15,070,000)
Total Outgoing: $15,070,000
>>>>this doesn't work
Denver Incoming:
Steve Francis ($15,070,000)
Total Incoming: $15,070,000
Denver Outgoing:
Andre Miller ($8,633,333)
Eduardo Najera ($4,571,430)
Kenyon Martin ($11,818,182)
Total Outgoing: $25,022,945
>>>this doesn't work
Atlanta Incoming:
Andre Miller ($8,633,333)
Andris Biedrins ($1,986,680)
Total Incoming: $10,620,013
Atlanta Outgoing:
Al Harrington (about $10,000,000)
Total Outgoing: about $10,000,000
Sacramento Outgoing:
Bonzi Wells ($9,000,000)
Total Outgoing: $9,000,000
Sacramento Incoming:
Stephen Jackson ($6,120,000)
Jeff Foster ($5,225,000)
Total Incoming: $11,345,000
So..... in order for this to work, New York also needs to send another player to Denver. Maybe Maurice Taylor's expiring?
Al Harrington (S&T about $10 million per)
Total incoming: about $10,000,000
Golden State Outgoing:
Troy Murphy ($8,285,714)
Andris Biedrins ($1,986,680)
Total outgoing: $10,272,394
Indianapolis Incoming:
Troy Murphy ($8,285,714)
Eduardo Najera ($4,571,430)
Total Incoming: $12,857,144
Indianapolis Outgoing:
Stephen Jackson ($6,120,000)
Jeff Foster ($5,225,000)
Total Outgoing: $11,345,000
New York Incoming:
Kenyon Martin ($11,818,182)
Bonzi Wells (about $9,000,000)
Total Incoming: $20,818,182
New York Outgoing:
Steve Francis ($15,070,000)
Total Outgoing: $15,070,000
>>>>this doesn't work
Denver Incoming:
Steve Francis ($15,070,000)
Total Incoming: $15,070,000
Denver Outgoing:
Andre Miller ($8,633,333)
Eduardo Najera ($4,571,430)
Kenyon Martin ($11,818,182)
Total Outgoing: $25,022,945
>>>this doesn't work
Atlanta Incoming:
Andre Miller ($8,633,333)
Andris Biedrins ($1,986,680)
Total Incoming: $10,620,013
Atlanta Outgoing:
Al Harrington (about $10,000,000)
Total Outgoing: about $10,000,000
Sacramento Outgoing:
Bonzi Wells ($9,000,000)
Total Outgoing: $9,000,000
Sacramento Incoming:
Stephen Jackson ($6,120,000)
Jeff Foster ($5,225,000)
Total Incoming: $11,345,000
So..... in order for this to work, New York also needs to send another player to Denver. Maybe Maurice Taylor's expiring?
...for off the bench to replace Bonzi's expereince if we lose him. That's when I bring it up, Brick. Just think that's a nice option to utilize and to give Ron some experience with him in the swingmen rotation (kevin starts).
Going the Artest and 3 kids way is fine too, but you'd just have to hope 1 or 2 of the kids don't have more than two or three bad stretches. In the playoffs, hopefully not more than one.
The one that happens to be on the decline of his career? Oh.
Yes, the one that your average 15 yr old who thinks college guys all have ED and prostrate problems thinks is on the decline of his career.
For the rest of us, it would be the guy right in the heart of his prime contending years. The guy the same age as Duncan or KG, maybe a year or two older than Kobe.
No
this is talk
A deal is likely to happen
These details all come from very questionalbe sources and as is the math does not work
Nevermind the rational behind not siging Bonzi to a 9 mill deal just to trade him for 11 mill in long contracts that give you a middling back up center and the one player that can make your star go compleetly nuts ESPCIALLY after you just traded the ONE PLAYER he has said he wants to see back.
this is talk
A deal is likely to happen
These details all come from very questionalbe sources and as is the math does not work
Nevermind the rational behind not siging Bonzi to a 9 mill deal just to trade him for 11 mill in long contracts that give you a middling back up center and the one player that can make your star go compleetly nuts ESPCIALLY after you just traded the ONE PLAYER he has said he wants to see back.
Yeah, the New York Post doesn't think Denver would want Francis:
http://www.nypost.com/sports/knicks/broken_nose_cant_slow_down_robinson_knicks_marc_berman.htm
Seems fair to me though, bad contract for bad contract.
http://www.nypost.com/sports/knicks/broken_nose_cant_slow_down_robinson_knicks_marc_berman.htm
Seems fair to me though, bad contract for bad contract.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/3210/career;_ylt=ApYOUklcGtU7.J_chVE5tf2kvLYF
I don't see anything particularly inconsistent about his stats. Steadily rising, variation of numbers but always in the same ballpark.
I don't see anything particularly inconsistent about his stats. Steadily rising, variation of numbers but always in the same ballpark.