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Detroit Pistons
Incoming Players
Eduardo Najera
Salary: $4,952,380 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 6.3 REB: 4.7 AST: 1.1 PER: 11.99
Marcus Camby
Salary: $11,250,000 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 9.0 REB: 14.0 AST: 3.1 PER: 18.43
Outgoing Players: Antonio McDyess, Amir Johnson (BYC), Lindsey Hunter, Arron Afflalo
Seattle SuperSonics
Incoming Players
Von Wafer
Salary: $770,610 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 1.1 REB: 0.4 AST: 0.3 PER: -0.82
Amir Johnson
Salary: $3,666,667 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 2.5 REB: 2.8 AST: 0.4 PER: 17.10
Lindsey Hunter
Salary: $2,250,000 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 1.8 REB: 0.5 AST: 1.8 PER: 8.81
Photo: Arron Afflalo
Arron Afflalo
Salary: $944,520 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 3.6 REB: 1.5 AST: 0.7 PER: 11.27
Outgoing Players: Delonte West, Kurt Thomas
Denver Nuggets
Incoming Players
Antonio McDyess
Salary: $6,373,900 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 10.4 REB: 8.1 AST: 1.4 PER: 15.60
Delonte West
Salary: $1,889,760 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 8.0 REB: 2.6 AST: 3.5 PER: 11.45
Kurt Thomas
Salary: $8,091,188 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 6.8 REB: 9.8 AST: 1.4 PER: 15.60
Outgoing Players: Von Wafer, Eduardo Najera, Marcus Camby
Incoming Players
Eduardo Najera
Salary: $4,952,380 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 6.3 REB: 4.7 AST: 1.1 PER: 11.99
Marcus Camby
Salary: $11,250,000 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 9.0 REB: 14.0 AST: 3.1 PER: 18.43
Outgoing Players: Antonio McDyess, Amir Johnson (BYC), Lindsey Hunter, Arron Afflalo
Seattle SuperSonics
Incoming Players
Von Wafer
Salary: $770,610 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 1.1 REB: 0.4 AST: 0.3 PER: -0.82
Amir Johnson
Salary: $3,666,667 Years Remaining: 3
PTS: 2.5 REB: 2.8 AST: 0.4 PER: 17.10
Lindsey Hunter
Salary: $2,250,000 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 1.8 REB: 0.5 AST: 1.8 PER: 8.81
Photo: Arron Afflalo
Arron Afflalo
Salary: $944,520 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 3.6 REB: 1.5 AST: 0.7 PER: 11.27
Outgoing Players: Delonte West, Kurt Thomas
Denver Nuggets
Incoming Players
Antonio McDyess
Salary: $6,373,900 Years Remaining: 2
PTS: 10.4 REB: 8.1 AST: 1.4 PER: 15.60
Delonte West
Salary: $1,889,760 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 8.0 REB: 2.6 AST: 3.5 PER: 11.45
Kurt Thomas
Salary: $8,091,188 Years Remaining: 1
PTS: 6.8 REB: 9.8 AST: 1.4 PER: 15.60
Outgoing Players: Von Wafer, Eduardo Najera, Marcus Camby
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As a Nuggets fan, I love it. Delonte is a great fit for AI, while the Nuggets remain fairly deep up front.
Big question from me would be on Seattle's end as to if they want to get rid of West or not. If they do, they get one hell of a prospect in Amir Johnson that can make there front court of the future look better.
Detroit trades mainly small pieces for two very solid players that will fit in very well and could propel them to the top of the west. Najera can't be judged on his numbers. Watch him play a game and you will understand how valuable he can be.
Big question from me would be on Seattle's end as to if they want to get rid of West or not. If they do, they get one hell of a prospect in Amir Johnson that can make there front court of the future look better.
Detroit trades mainly small pieces for two very solid players that will fit in very well and could propel them to the top of the west. Najera can't be judged on his numbers. Watch him play a game and you will understand how valuable he can be.
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If Camby is healthy I'd say this unquestionably improves our roster and possibly gets Detroit back over the top.theBigLip wrote:Detroit loses two good defensive stoppers in Hunter and Affalo. Dice has been solid. And they give up a solid prospect in Amir Johnson. They do get Camby, but I don't think it is worth it for the Pistons. Not sure if it helps Denver either - they need to win now, Amir doesn't help that cause.
2 of our biggest problems are giving up dribble penetration and protecting the defensive glass and Camby solves both of those issues. It also allows Sheed to spend more time at PF.
And don't overlook the acquisition of Najera - he might be listed as a PF, but he's actually a tweener and almost an ideal fit behind Tay. He has the strength and tenacity to go at that bigger SF that cause Prince some problems. I'd actually love to make a play for him completely independent from this proposal.
But it IS a gamble because you just don't know if Camby will stay healthy or not. I'd probably do it though.
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nowhere to close value for Camby alone, never mind "throwing" in a valuable glue guy like Eduardo.
The only way Denver does this is if you add the Knuts as a fourway & they can move McDyess again to NY for their number 1 !!!
The only way Denver does this is if you add the Knuts as a fourway & they can move McDyess again to NY for their number 1 !!!
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Hunter wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
If Camby is healthy I'd say this unquestionably improves our roster and possibly gets Detroit back over the top.
2 of our biggest problems are giving up dribble penetration and protecting the defensive glass and Camby solves both of those issues. It also allows Sheed to spend more time at PF.
And don't overlook the acquisition of Najera - he might be listed as a PF, but he's actually a tweener and almost an ideal fit behind Tay. He has the strength and tenacity to go at that bigger SF that cause Prince some problems. I'd actually love to make a play for him completely independent from this proposal.
But it IS a gamble because you just don't know if Camby will stay healthy or not. I'd probably do it though.
Sums up my thoughts. We retain frontcourt depth and add a guy who helps us in the areas we need help.
Im comfortable with a 3 guard rotation, so while I like Afflalo he's worth more on a team deficient in two guards. Amir is a sacrifice, but IMO the upgrade we get upfront justifies the risk inherent in dealing him. Najera bolsters the bench.
I believe Camby will be healthy enough, and believing that hte deal is a no brainer.
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Well the deal puts us in a great position to win a title this season, and maybe next. But after that? I like Amir a lot, think he is a stud of a prospect, Afflalo could turn into a Raja Bell type player down the line, McDyess has been solid, and Hunter is a good situational guy.
Is an old injury prone Camby enough of an upgrade? It's debateable, I'm a little more conservative, so I say we stand pat instead, but if the goal is to win a title THIS season, then do it.
Is an old injury prone Camby enough of an upgrade? It's debateable, I'm a little more conservative, so I say we stand pat instead, but if the goal is to win a title THIS season, then do it.
whatchaknow wrote: I would rather have Batum than Monroe...
Well, at least we aren't Cleveland... seriously... Indians, Cavs, Browns... ouch.
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The goal is always to win championships. There is no guarantee we'll ever have a better opportunity than we'll have this year and the next. You have to go for it.Master Shake wrote:Well the deal puts us in a great position to win a title this season, and maybe next. But after that? I like Amir a lot, think he is a stud of a prospect, Afflalo could turn into a Raja Bell type player down the line, McDyess has been solid, and Hunter is a good situational guy.
Is an old injury prone Camby enough of an upgrade? It's debateable, I'm a little more conservative, so I say we stand pat instead, but if the goal is to win a title THIS season, then do it.
I wouldn't pull a Miami and completely sell out our future to win now, but we wouldn't be doing that with this proposal. I like Amir as much as the next guy...but trade him for another championship or two? Yes, please.
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Hunter wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
The goal is always to win championships. There is no guarantee we'll ever have a better opportunity than we'll have this year and the next. You have to go for it.
I wouldn't pull a Miami and completely sell out our future to win now, but we wouldn't be doing that with this proposal. I like Amir as much as the next guy...but trade him for another championship or two? Yes, please.
Camby averages 56 games per season (not counting this year, my math is not that good. ). Even if Camby magically stays healthy this entire season (which has never happened in his career), the Pistons would not be guaranteed a championship with him. If he doesn't stay healthy, we're much worse off than we are right now.
I'm just not sure if Camby is better than Dice enough to risk AA, Amir, and Camby's constant injuries. If it was Dice, an expiring, and one prospect/pick I would consider it. But Dice, Amir, Afflalo, and Lindsey is a significant chunk out of our depth now and core in the future considering all of the risks.
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BDM22 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Camby averages 56 games per season (not counting this year, my math is not that good. ). Even if Camby magically stays healthy this entire season (which has never happened in his career), the Pistons would not be guaranteed a championship with him. If he doesn't stay healthy, we're much worse off than we are right now.
He played in 70 games last year and has only missed 1 game this year. He has been getting healthier (and playing better) with age. Besides, a lot of his injuries have been minor that causes him to miss regular season games, but come playoffs, he doesn't miss games. Since he has been with the Nuggets, he hasn't missed a playoff game.
That's when the Pistons will need him to bring it if they want to win a title.
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BDM22 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Camby averages 56 games per season (not counting this year, my math is not that good. ). Even if Camby magically stays healthy this entire season (which has never happened in his career), the Pistons would not be guaranteed a championship with him. If he doesn't stay healthy, we're much worse off than we are right now.
I'm just not sure if Camby is better than Dice enough to risk AA, Amir, and Camby's constant injuries. If it was Dice, an expiring, and one prospect/pick I would consider it. But Dice, Amir, Afflalo, and Lindsey is a significant chunk out of our depth now and core in the future considering all of the risks.
I've always been a big fan of Camby and bringing him to Detroit because he does solve our real problems that we have. But I agree with this post as well. And with all trade proposals that have been thrown around for us, I have to say, why fix what isn't broken? Surely we have our flaws, but there isn't a team in the league that doesn't.
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Wha?
Pistons fans saying NO! I cant believe this.
Camby is the exact type of player that will put them over the top. He is everthing that we needed since ben wallace left. Camby is big, not like ben, so he will still be effective in his later years. Who cares if he is 33; Camby is the DPOY grabbing 15 boards and blocking 3 shots! That means something yall....
Pistons fans saying NO! I cant believe this.
Camby is the exact type of player that will put them over the top. He is everthing that we needed since ben wallace left. Camby is big, not like ben, so he will still be effective in his later years. Who cares if he is 33; Camby is the DPOY grabbing 15 boards and blocking 3 shots! That means something yall....
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beau wrote:Wha?
Pistons fans saying NO! I cant believe this.
Camby is the exact type of player that will put them over the top. He is everthing that we needed since ben wallace left. Camby is big, not like ben, so he will still be effective in his later years. Who cares if he is 33; Camby is the DPOY grabbing 15 boards and blocking 3 shots! That means something yall....
These ARE his later years, and they happen to be injury-ridden later years. If Nugget fans are so thrilled with his 70 games later year, why are they so eager for Detroit to take him?
Lindsey Hunter will NOT be traded. Joe Dumars is loyal to a huge fault and would never do that to his friend. Dice doesn't grab 14 rebs this year, but he is consistantly giving the Pistons 10 pts 8 rebs on 52% fg in 30 mpg.
but come playoffs, he doesn't miss games
Denver has only played 5 playoffs game each of the last three years for a grand total of 15 games In those same three years Dice has played in all 59 playoff games Detroit has had.
In those three playoff years, Dice has averaged 7.3 pts 6.3 rebs on 64% fg in 21 mpg (59 games). Camby has averaged 9.7 pts 12.3 rebs on 41% fg in 36 mpg (15 games).
Camby is a better rebounder than Dice, no one is disputing that. But Dice is a better fit for the Pistons at about 2 million dollars less per year and will give you 82 regulars season games and about 20 playoff games per year.
Plus we add in our youth for Najera? no way.
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These ARE his later years, and they happen to be injury-ridden later years. If Nugget fans are so thrilled with his 70 games later year, why are they so eager for Detroit to take him?
How old was Zo when the Heat won it all? There is no question in my mind that Camby will remain effective until 36-37 years old... Just for his ability to rebound and alter shots.
Lindsey Hunter will NOT be traded. Joe Dumars is loyal to a huge fault and would never do that to his friend.
Are you kidding me? Do you really think any other team wants Hunter? He most definetly will be waived if traded so he can be Joes buddy again.
But Dice is a better fit for the Pistons at about 2 million dollars less per year
Wow lets not break the bank here for the DPOY. Its not like camby is getting pad 15 mill per year to be unproductive like BIG BAD BEN.
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