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Quote from: 7even on December 12, 2011, 01:38:36 AMQuote from: wcsoldier on December 12, 2011, 01:07:12 AMI'm calling it right now : the unprotected Minny pick the Hornets will get from the Clippers will be the number 1 pick in the next draft .... quote me on that Aminu/Bledsoe/Kaman/1st round pick for CP3 ... LOL That's what I said is normal for the Hornets to get in such a situation:QuoteNormally, when you give up a franchise player, you get back promising talent, high 1st round draft picks, cash, and fairly paid young players along with expiring contracts of serviceable veterans. The pick they get is about as good as it gets, could be a #1 in a nice draft class. Kaman is the expiring contract of a serviceable veteran I was talking about. Then you also have, l like I said, fairly paid young players who don't eat your payroll and don't make you too good to get a nice 2012 pick yourself.In order to make the Hornets attractive to a new buyer and make them better in 5 years, this deal is way better than the Laker/Rockets one. Of course they end up with less wins during the coming seasons. But the point is not to build a 40 win team with a high payroll, it's a rebuild process with a low payroll. Not too hard to understand really.I get it ... but this should have made it clear from the beginning from the league .... Hornets GM had the power to negotiate trade on his own then Stern suddenly vetoed it...It was made clear when the Hornets were bought back in December 2010 that an independant GM will take care of the trade not the NBA ... both Lakers and Rockets wouldn't have wasted time knowing otherwise.Stern should have made it clear to the Hornets GM : We want youth back for CP3 , don't bother working on trades not bringing any young players Now the vetoed trade has done damages for the Rockets and Lakers .Even Boston got fucked in the ass on the David West deal
Quote from: wcsoldier on December 12, 2011, 01:07:12 AMI'm calling it right now : the unprotected Minny pick the Hornets will get from the Clippers will be the number 1 pick in the next draft .... quote me on that Aminu/Bledsoe/Kaman/1st round pick for CP3 ... LOL That's what I said is normal for the Hornets to get in such a situation:QuoteNormally, when you give up a franchise player, you get back promising talent, high 1st round draft picks, cash, and fairly paid young players along with expiring contracts of serviceable veterans. The pick they get is about as good as it gets, could be a #1 in a nice draft class. Kaman is the expiring contract of a serviceable veteran I was talking about. Then you also have, l like I said, fairly paid young players who don't eat your payroll and don't make you too good to get a nice 2012 pick yourself.In order to make the Hornets attractive to a new buyer and make them better in 5 years, this deal is way better than the Laker/Rockets one. Of course they end up with less wins during the coming seasons. But the point is not to build a 40 win team with a high payroll, it's a rebuild process with a low payroll. Not too hard to understand really.
I'm calling it right now : the unprotected Minny pick the Hornets will get from the Clippers will be the number 1 pick in the next draft .... quote me on that Aminu/Bledsoe/Kaman/1st round pick for CP3 ... LOL
Normally, when you give up a franchise player, you get back promising talent, high 1st round draft picks, cash, and fairly paid young players along with expiring contracts of serviceable veterans.