ORL-MIL, Redd for Turkoglu and expirings
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ORL-MIL, Redd for Turkoglu and expirings
ORL fan here. As posted on the ORL board and the trade board....
Ok, I very rarely post trades and Hedo is doing a fantastic job this year, I'd hate to see him go, but this is and idea based around the article stating that Milwaukee are putting most of their team on the trade plate, except for Yi and Bogut.
According to other MIL fans, your biggest need is at SF.... so....
Orlando trades:
Hedo Turkoglu
Carlos Arroyo
Pat Garrity
Two 1st round picks
Orlando Receives:
Michael Redd
Milwaukee trades:
Michael Redd
Milwaukee receives:
Hedo Turkoglu
Carlos Arroyo
Pat Garrity
Why for Orlando:
To shore up the SG position. I'm hesitant to deal Hedo, as well as he's been playing this year. He's really been the spine of the team this season... however, this frees up Rashard Lewis to play permanently at SF, with Redd at SG.
A follow up deal would be required by Orlando to find a replacement PF, preferably one who can adequately defend and hit any open shots that are left from Howard being double teamed. Trade bait would be the expirings of Evans, Bogans and Dooling.
Another 'hole' remains at PG, where Nelson is more vulnerable without Arroyo and without Hedo's playmaking. I'd love to see Andre Miller or another equally capable PG in Orlando but they probably don't have the assets to do this deal and another for a PG... especially given the more pressing PF need if Turkoglu is gone.
Why for Milwaukee:
With their season starting to slip following losses such as the massive one to Detroit, this is primarily a cost-cutting deal. They essentially halve the money owed to Redd from their books at the end of the season with the two expiring deals of Arroyo and Garrity.
In addition they get a SF to plug the hole they have there who is playing almost as well as Redd. Hedo's playmaking ability helps Mo Williams play a little more off the ball, freeing him to score more.
They also get two 1st round picks out of the deal.
Ok, I very rarely post trades and Hedo is doing a fantastic job this year, I'd hate to see him go, but this is and idea based around the article stating that Milwaukee are putting most of their team on the trade plate, except for Yi and Bogut.
According to other MIL fans, your biggest need is at SF.... so....
Orlando trades:
Hedo Turkoglu
Carlos Arroyo
Pat Garrity
Two 1st round picks
Orlando Receives:
Michael Redd
Milwaukee trades:
Michael Redd
Milwaukee receives:
Hedo Turkoglu
Carlos Arroyo
Pat Garrity
Why for Orlando:
To shore up the SG position. I'm hesitant to deal Hedo, as well as he's been playing this year. He's really been the spine of the team this season... however, this frees up Rashard Lewis to play permanently at SF, with Redd at SG.
A follow up deal would be required by Orlando to find a replacement PF, preferably one who can adequately defend and hit any open shots that are left from Howard being double teamed. Trade bait would be the expirings of Evans, Bogans and Dooling.
Another 'hole' remains at PG, where Nelson is more vulnerable without Arroyo and without Hedo's playmaking. I'd love to see Andre Miller or another equally capable PG in Orlando but they probably don't have the assets to do this deal and another for a PG... especially given the more pressing PF need if Turkoglu is gone.
Why for Milwaukee:
With their season starting to slip following losses such as the massive one to Detroit, this is primarily a cost-cutting deal. They essentially halve the money owed to Redd from their books at the end of the season with the two expiring deals of Arroyo and Garrity.
In addition they get a SF to plug the hole they have there who is playing almost as well as Redd. Hedo's playmaking ability helps Mo Williams play a little more off the ball, freeing him to score more.
They also get two 1st round picks out of the deal.
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I would do it, no questions asked. Frees up capspace, provides draftpicks and a SF who can actually play basketball at an NBA level.
My only question would be whether the Magic would do it.
My only question would be whether the Magic would do it.
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As a Magic fan, they should do it... it would be a question of whether we can find a capable PF. If Villanueva was worked into the deal, while not giving much more up from ORL's side I'd say it would be a done deal.
Otherwise, they look at a follow up deal to try to obtain someone along the lines of Kurt Thomas.
Otherwise, they look at a follow up deal to try to obtain someone along the lines of Kurt Thomas.
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You guys are crazy. Who's supposed to play SG at an NBA level then? And what happens when this 34-game sample proves to be not as accurate as Turko's career numbers?
I definitely don't want to disrespect anyone at all, but I believe a trade like this would be looked back upon like the Ray Allen trade, or worse.
I definitely don't want to disrespect anyone at all, but I believe a trade like this would be looked back upon like the Ray Allen trade, or worse.
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Absolutely not. If all we're getting is expirings and late 1st's then we need to dump one of Simmons/Gadz.
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paulpressey25 wrote:Hedo is a really nice player but he's a byproduct of playing with Dwight and Rashard......not enough.
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Hedo's been a mediocre player until this season. All of a sudden he can net you a player like Michael Redd? LOL
Sorry ORL fan but that's a horrible trade for Milwaukee. You're also trying to dump 2 hated players on them too. LOL .
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This makes it better but is it enough?
Redd
Gadzuric 3 yrs left
Noel
Ruffin
Storey
for
Turkoglu
Battie 2 years left
Arroyo exp
Garrity exp
Bogans backup SG
2 #1s
as much $ as league rules will allow them to send us
Redd
Gadzuric 3 yrs left
Noel
Ruffin
Storey
for
Turkoglu
Battie 2 years left
Arroyo exp
Garrity exp
Bogans backup SG
2 #1s
as much $ as league rules will allow them to send us
by LUKE23 on Tue Jun 21, 2011 10:38 am
I certainly wouldn't be dancing in the streets or bestowing a bunch of praise on Hammond though.
It's like taking three huge dumps on your kitchen floor, then cleaning up one of them.
I certainly wouldn't be dancing in the streets or bestowing a bunch of praise on Hammond though.
It's like taking three huge dumps on your kitchen floor, then cleaning up one of them.
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To play devil's advocate... look at what Iverson fetched in a trade: Andre Miller, Joe Smith and two 2007 first-round picks to the Sixers for Iverson and Ivan McFarlin...
You've got a very similar trade here. I've been hoping the Allen trade is a better reference point for Redd but maybe that is overly optimistic.
You've got a very similar trade here. I've been hoping the Allen trade is a better reference point for Redd but maybe that is overly optimistic.