OFFICIAL trade thread. Post trade proposals HERE! (merged)

I say sign Chris Anderson and let him start at PF. He is a super athelete that can rebound, block shots, and dunk like a madman. I say this guy is going to be a big player one day. Pick him up with part of the MLE.
 
Definately. Check out his stats. The guy had like 7 blocks in 25 minutes in his last game. And like 15 rebounds too. I'd love to see what he could do with a full 40 minutes.
 
So I saw on realgm that the Kings have a trade exception and after some hunting I've found this:

I don't know how reliable this info is, but according to somebody here that exception is worth 6.4 million. For those of you that pay attention to salaries when making trade proposals, this is pretty significant. It means, for example, that we could trade Bobby Jackson (3.4 million dollar contract) for a player or players making 9.8 million dollars.

This is also from last year and considering 5.4 of it is from Keon Clark, that's already expired. So probably the realgm site just hasn't been updated from last year. So more likely is that we don't have a trade exception.

It's still changes things a lot though. Firstly, it means draft picks don't count towards salary which I didn't know. They can sweeten a deal, but the salaries of the traded players still have to match. And secondly, it means the contracts don't always have to match. I still don't know when you can and can't use a trade exception, but it sounds like there's more fluidity with the salaries than I thought.
 
hrdboild said:
So I saw on realgm that the Kings have a trade exception and after some hunting I've found this:

I don't know how reliable this info is, but according to somebody here that exception is worth 6.4 million. For those of you that pay attention to salaries when making trade proposals, this is pretty significant. It means, for example, that we could trade Bobby Jackson (3.4 million dollar contract) for a player or players making 9.8 million dollars.

This is also from last year and considering 5.4 of it is from Keon Clark, that's already expired. So probably the realgm site just hasn't been updated from last year. So more likely is that we don't have a trade exception.

It's still changes things a lot though. Firstly, it means draft picks don't count towards salary which I didn't know. They can sweeten a deal, but the salaries of the traded players still have to match. And secondly, it means the contracts don't always have to match. I still don't know when you can and can't use a trade exception, but it sounds like there's more fluidity with the salaries than I thought.

I think part was from the Keon deal and the other from the Gerald Wallace being selected by the Bobcats. Both I think have expiried
 
If we had a 6.4 million dollar trade exception last year and let it expire, than I'm even more disappointed with what the Kings did last summer. Talk about dropping the ball.
 
hrdboild said:
If we had a 6.4 million dollar trade exception last year and let it expire, than I'm even more disappointed with what the Kings did last summer. Talk about dropping the ball.

Well I believe the Keon deal was 2 years ago (correct me if I'm wrong). And I think they expiring like a year after the trade, so the trade was like August-September. This was before the Kings season took a turn for the worse. So don't be toooo disappointed.
 
hrdboild - I disagree. A trade exception is a lot like a cents off coupon. It doesn't mean anything until you actually get to the check-out stand.

Besides that, the link you posted goes to another message board with a post dated in June, 2004. I think that's probably out-dated.
 
hrdboild said:
So I saw on realgm that the Kings have a trade exception and after some hunting I've found this:

I don't know how reliable this info is, but according to somebody here that exception is worth 6.4 million. For those of you that pay attention to salaries when making trade proposals, this is pretty significant. It means, for example, that we could trade Bobby Jackson (3.4 million dollar contract) for a player or players making 9.8 million dollars.

This is also from last year and considering 5.4 of it is from Keon Clark, that's already expired. So probably the realgm site just hasn't been updated from last year. So more likely is that we don't have a trade exception.

It's still changes things a lot though. Firstly, it means draft picks don't count towards salary which I didn't know. They can sweeten a deal, but the salaries of the traded players still have to match. And secondly, it means the contracts don't always have to match. I still don't know when you can and can't use a trade exception, but it sounds like there's more fluidity with the salaries than I thought.

I thought the trade exception would be 5 million. But anyway, I would just like to add that the Kings can only sign that person with the trade exception only once.
 
I know the link was a year old. I said that in my post.

Yeah it was before the Kings took a turn for the worse, but then they wouldn't have had to make those mid-season trades if they'd anticipated the problems a little earlier. All restrospect I guess. There was really no way to tell OTag would be a bust. The chemistry problems of last spring may not have spilled over into this season. And probably they couldn't move Webber last summer anyway because he hadn't proved he could still be a triple double threat yet. It's just that that trade exception would come in very handy right now. Oh well.
 
TRADES

- Cuttino Mobley, Brian Skinner, Erik Daniels to Magic for Hedo Turkoglu and Doug Christie

- Kenny Thomas, Kevin Martin and 23 Overall Pick to Wizards for Kwame Brown
 
thesanityannex said:
- Kenny Thomas, Kevin Martin and 23 Overall Pick to Wizards for Kwame Brown

You have to have real confidence in Kwame to make a move like that. It hink he's interesting, and would like to at least explore signing him outright or trading Corliss for him or whatnot. But to actually give up picks, young players etc. for him...seems too big a risk for a guy who could easily flame out.
 
i just pasted this trade i saw on another site. sounded interesting. i'd give up thomas and williamson for him.


do you think the first trade is possible, i bet whiny francis would love to have mobley back.
 
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Well first, Erik Daniels will not be in a Kings uniform next year..and I think the main reason we dealt Doug was because he is on the decline and has another year at around 7 mil. Plus, has some major problems with his foot.

The 2nd deal, the Wizards don't take on Kenny's contract and Corliss. I think they'd rather just let Kwame walk for nothing to be honest, then the be stuck paying Kenny close to 9 mil in 2009-2010.
 
thesanityannex said:
TRADES

- Cuttino Mobley, Brian Skinner, Erik Daniels to Magic for Hedo Turkoglu and Doug Christie

- Kenny Thomas, Kevin Martin and 23 Overall Pick to Wizards for Kwame Brown

1. Not possible. Mobley and Daniels are no longer available for trade.

2. Why?
 
Trade: Peja and Evans for Artest and Eddie Gill.

Trade: Skinner, Thomas, Williamson and Pick for Larry Hughes and Etan Thomas.

Sign: Eddie Griffin to start at PF.
 
According to RealGM, the Kings have 5 trade exceptions. One I believe is from the loss of Wallace and it expires in June making it basically worthless. The other four are from the Webber and maybe Christie trades that are worth combined a little more than 5 mil.. They make making salaries match a little easier but will the owners take on more salary?

I hope the fear of having bad publicity by having a mediocre team as a crown jewel rather than the past good PR they receieved from owning the elite Kings will open the pocketbook.
 
OK, since this is the time of year to do it (and by 'it' i mean propose crazy trades), heres mine:

Three team trade:

Sacramento trades:
Mike Bibby to Orlando
Kevin Martin to Indiana

receives: Artest, Howard

why Sac does it: They need size, rebounding, and defense. They get them both.

Orlando trades:
Dwight Howard to Sacramento
Hedo Turkoglu to Indiana

receives: Bibby

why Orl does it: They need a pg since they are trying to play Francis at the 2. Jameer Nelson is OK, but Bibby would be a major upgrade for them. Plus, they would still have the #11 pick and could get some size in the draft.

Indiana trades:
Ron Artest to Sacramento

receives: Martin, Turkoglu

why Ind does it: They get artest off their hands and get turk who can play several positions. They also get Martin who has shown he has potential.

Of course this leaves a big hole at the 1 for sacramento. To fill that, I would sign Brevin Knight. He averages 10 ppg & 9 apg. He also gets 2 steals a game. IMO these moves would make Sacramento more defensive minded, but still able to score.

Sac's new line up:

Howard/Skinner/Ostertag
Miller/Thomas
Peja/Williamson
Artest/Evans (?)
Knight/Jackson
 
Please, these trade proposals are getting too crazy. Orlando would not trade Howard to us for Bibby, I don't care how good Bibby is, Howard has shown lots of potential and could be the next KG. Plus they have Nelson running the point. And they are also trading Turkoglu??? Orlando would not do this trade, and Indiana could get more for Artest than just Turkoglu and Martin.
 
Lets put it this way, I would trade ANY player on our team for Dwight Howard and yes that includes Bibby. Would Orlando do it?????? Hell no. They just got a stud out of high school thats already proved in his rookie season how much of a double double machine he was.

Dwight Howard = stud. A type of player that you potentially build the team around and they aren't going to trade that for a PG that not the best player at his position.

We can dream I suppose :)

We should go after Kwame Brown at a reasonable price and hope he can fulfill his potential with us because he has the ability to be 20/10 player.
 
LOL so in essense we get Artest, and Howard for MARTIN AND BIBBY!? So is Petrie going to use a gun when he pulls of this trade, because we would be robbing the other teams involved.

WalMatt23 said:
OK, since this is the time of year to do it (and by 'it' i mean propose crazy trades), heres mine:

Three team trade:

Sacramento trades:
Mike Bibby to Orlando
Kevin Martin to Indiana

receives: Artest, Howard

why Sac does it: They need size, rebounding, and defense. They get them both.

Orlando trades:
Dwight Howard to Sacramento
Hedo Turkoglu to Indiana

receives: Bibby

why Orl does it: They need a pg since they are trying to play Francis at the 2. Jameer Nelson is OK, but Bibby would be a major upgrade for them. Plus, they would still have the #11 pick and could get some size in the draft.

Indiana trades:
Ron Artest to Sacramento

receives: Martin, Turkoglu

why Ind does it: They get artest off their hands and get turk who can play several positions. They also get Martin who has shown he has potential.

Of course this leaves a big hole at the 1 for sacramento. To fill that, I would sign Brevin Knight. He averages 10 ppg & 9 apg. He also gets 2 steals a game. IMO these moves would make Sacramento more defensive minded, but still able to score.

Sac's new line up:

Howard/Skinner/Ostertag
Miller/Thomas
Peja/Williamson
Artest/Evans (?)
Knight/Jackson
 
SacTownKid said:
You HEARD IT HERE FIRST!!!!

Howard will not be the next KG!!!

But, you heard it here first (not really, you've likely heard it from many sources):

The kid is going to be a flat out stud. 12pts 10rebs 1.7blks on 52% shooting as an 18/19 yr old rookie? Heck we were all appropriately gaga over Amare putting up 13.5 8.8 and 1.1 on 47% shooting out of high school.
 
mbkings10 said:
Please, these trade proposals are getting too crazy. Orlando would not trade Howard to us for Bibby, I don't care how good Bibby is, Howard has shown lots of potential and could be the next KG. Plus they have Nelson running the point. And they are also trading Turkoglu??? Orlando would not do this trade, and Indiana could get more for Artest than just Turkoglu and Martin.

Ah, grasshopper. You have much to learn.

It is TDOS. You will see much stranger proposals than this. The best thing to do is walk on by ... or get trapped in the morass, dragged down and possibly drowned.

;)
 
Bricklayer said:
The kid is going to be a flat out stud. 12pts 10rebs 1.7blks on 52% shooting as an 18/19 yr old rookie? Heck we were all appropriately gaga over Amare putting up 13.5 8.8 and 1.1 on 47% shooting out of high school.
and Howard actually had a decent jumper coming out of highschool compared to Amare.
 
trade peja + miller for kg + hassell
sign hughes and ruffin

c - skinner
pf - kg
sf - hassell
sg - hughes
pg - bibby

bn - (c)o-tag, (sg)kev martin, (g)b-jax, (pf)thomas, (f)williamson, (gf)draft pick, (fc)ruffin
 
i would cry if that was our line up. and is that larry hughes, if so then that would be a defensive monster of a team just no points cept from bibby and kg, i like the kg but not giving away peja and miller, petrie wouldn't do it.
 
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