Shorter Simple Al deal.

[Diesel]

Al to GS.

Murphy to Denver.

Patterson to Indy.

Biedrins/Indy's 1st to Atlanta.

Rationale.

GS wants Al badly.

Just signed Obryant.

They get rid of their worst contract.

Denver takes Murphy because he can play PF. IF they do decide to move Camby for Ai, they got a solid PF to play beside Nene. If they decide to move Kmart, they have a solid PF to play in their three big rotation.

Indy takes Patterson because he's in the last year of his deal. Maybe they send us a bad contract... (Tinsley, Foster, even Jax)... However, I would prefer a first. Patterson also represents a strong defensive Sf who could play in a frontcourt with Granger, JO...

For us, Biedrins fits what we're looking for. A young big who can grow with the rest of our young bigs.

[Peoriabird]

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Al to GS.

Murphy to Denver.

Patterson to Indy.

Biedrins/Indy's 1st to Atlanta.

Rationale.

Denver takes Murphy because he can play PF. IF they do decide to move Camby for Ai, they got a solid PF to play beside Nene.

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So Denver pays Nene or Murphy $10 mil per season to be a backup power forward?

[Diesel]

Wouldn't Nene be the BU Pf or C anyway?

[Peoriabird]

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Wouldn't Nene be the BU Pf or C anyway?

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You think that he was signed to $10 mil per year to be a back-up?

[TexasPete]

Indy doesn't do that deal just for the sake of getting another forward. They want Harrington. They don't participate in that trade. That wouldn't go over very well with their fans...yeah, we will be the bit*h for you Golden State...Is there anything else we can do for you?

That is a deal that has zero chance of happening.

[Diesel]

Actually,

It's Denver not GS.

However, I don't know. Maybe they'd want us to take back Tinsley or Foster which we very well could do.

Still, getting a strong vet to help split time with Granger might be a good thing for 1 year.

Patterson is not a bad player.

[swolehawk2]

If Biedrins played for us there would a million posts on how BK is an idiot and we have another softy big.