Trade no.1 (between Philly & Miami)
Sixers get:
Dorell Wright
Earl Barron
Smush Parker
Alonzo Mourning's contract
future 2nd round pick
Heat get:
Reggie Evans
Rodney Carney
WHY IT COULD WORK FOR THE SIXERS:
They remove Evans' unnecessary contract and get back a package of expiring deals. Dealing away Carney isn't a huge loss considering they get back a young SF in Wright and have a developing prospect in Young for the 3 spot.
WHY IT COULD WORK FOR THE HEAT:
Evans would improve the depth of their frontcourt and Carney would provide some additional firepower to the perimeter.
HEAT LINE-UP:
PG-Williams/Quinn
SG-Wade/Cook
SF-Carney/Davis/Jackson
PF-Haslem/Evans
C-O'Neal/Blount
Trade no.2 (between Philly, Houston, & Cleveland)
Sixers get:
Aaron Brooks
Cedric Simmons
Kirk Snyder
Ira Newble (probably waived)
future 1st round pick (from Houston)
Rockets get:
Andre Miller
Louis Amundson
Cavs get:
Steve Francis
Bonzi Wells
WHY IT COULD WORK FOR THE SIXERS:
They deal away the veteran Miller while getting back two young prospects in Brooks and Simmons along with a future 1st. They also get the expiring contracts of Newble and Snyder.
WHY IT COULD WORK FOR THE ROCKETS:
They dramatically improve their PG depth. Miller is a very good PG who could maximize the production of T-Mac and Yao.
ROCKETS LINE-UP:
PG-Miller/Alston/James
SG-McGrady(when healthy)/Head
SF-Battier/Amundson
PF-Scola/Hayes
C-Ming/Mutombo
WHY IT COULD WORK FOR THE CAVS:
They add some veteran pieces to help get them back into the playoff picture.
CAVS LINE-UP:
PG-Gibson/Francis/Snow/Jones
SG-Hughes/Wells/Brown
SF-James/Pavlovic
PF-Gooden/Marshall
C-Ilgauskas/Varejao
SIXERS ROSTER:
PG-Louis Williams/Aaron Brooks/Smush Parker
SG-Willie Green/Gordan Giriceck/Kirk Snyder
SF-Andre Iguoldala/Dorrell Wright/Thaddeus Young
PF-Jason Smith/Shavlik Randolph/Calvin Booth
C-Samuel Dalembert/Cedric Simmons/Earl Barron
Only players left on contract:
Iggy (probably re-signed to a long-term deal)--8 million
Willie Green--3 million
Sam Dalembert--10 million
Jason Smith--1.5 million
Aaron Brooks--1 million
Cedric Simmons--1 million
Thaddeus Young--2 million
2008 1st round pick--4 million
Jazz pick--2 million
Rockets pick--1 million
ROUGH ESTIMATE: 32.5 million
If the cap is set at 55 million, then the Sixers will have over 20 million dollars in cap room to pursue free agents.
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Miami isn't the best trading partner for Philly. Most of Philly's bad contracts are 3 years long but Miami is only willing to take on deals that are 2 years long or less (because that's when Shaq's contract expires).
Something like Andre Miller for Jason Williams straight up could work, but Philly is probably looking to get a little more in return for Miller.
If Philly wants to shop Evans for an expiring contract, they'd be better off looking at Orlando or L.A.
Something like Andre Miller for Jason Williams straight up could work, but Philly is probably looking to get a little more in return for Miller.
If Philly wants to shop Evans for an expiring contract, they'd be better off looking at Orlando or L.A.
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