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Title: Biggest NBA trade Post by: GoldenStateGM on August 03, 2005, 09:00:54 AM Miami
Trades: Eddie Jones, Qyntel Woods, Rasual Butler, rights to Albert Miralles, 2 2nd round picks, cash Recieves: Antoine Walker, Jason Williams, James Posey, Andre Emmett, rights to Roberto Duenas Boston Trades: Antoine Walker Recieves: Curtis Borchardt, Qyntel Woods, rights to Albert Miralles, 2 2nd round picks, cash Utah Trades: Kirk Snyder, Raul Lopez, Curtis Borchardt Recieves: Greg Ostertag Memphis Trades: Jason Williams, James Posey, Andre Emmett, Greg Ostertag Recieves: Eddie Jones, Raul Lopez New Orleans Trades: rights to Roberto Duenas Recieves: Kirk Snyder, Rasual Butler I think Jerry West's legend as a great GM is about to collapse... This is a terrible trade for Memphis, imo... Especially since Lopez is just a contract that has already been bought out. For Boston it works, since I doubt they truly wanted Antione Walker back at all. New Orleans does a great job. They basically get Snyder and Butler for nothing. Bad trade for Utah, unless Kirk Snyder truly is a terrible player. And for Miami... For goodness sakes this trade is incredible. Jason Williams is a good point, Posey is a very good defensive player, and Walker will likely start at the PF spot. With Williams, Walker, Shaq and Wade, Miami has by far the best passing team in the league... Title: Biggest NBA trade Post by: PacersGM on August 03, 2005, 10:23:15 AM Kirk is a terrible locker room guy. he is very selfish as proved already under sloan.
i am not sure if the trade is really so good for miami since they will loose a lot of def. Walker will start at sf since haslem is resigned. i think memphis did a great job a trading most of their big contracts and trouble players. they still have talent and solid vets. Title: Biggest NBA trade Post by: GoldenStateGM on August 03, 2005, 10:42:46 AM Quote from: PacersGM Kirk is a terrible locker room guy. he is very selfish as proved already under sloan. i am not sure if the trade is really so good for miami since they will loose a lot of def. Walker will start at sf since haslem is resigned. i think memphis did a great job a trading most of their big contracts and trouble players. they still have talent and solid vets. I do not think Miami has to lose defense... They could easily start Posey at SF, and Walker at PF, with Haslem off the bench. That would give Shaq tons of room in the paint, since Walker does enjoy that perimeter play. And Wlaker would get wide ipen shot off of Shaw double teams. Posey, at this point, is probably a better defender then Ediie Jones is. Title: Biggest NBA trade Post by: NetsGM on August 03, 2005, 10:45:51 AM Posey at this point IS a better defender than jones. And I believe Posey will be the starter at the 3.
Had not heard that about Kirk. Not saying it's not true, but I hadn't heard that, although I hadn't been following the situation very closely. Title: Biggest NBA trade Post by: GoldenStateGM on August 03, 2005, 10:49:48 AM Although, you have to be even happier with the Iggy pick now for Philly... because rumor had it Snyder was next on BK's list.
I had not heard that about Snyder either. |