Was thinking about out mediocre team and wondered, why not get rid of our unproven/useless players (by useless, I do not mean they "suck". I mean that they have no use being on this rebuilding team) for a few players with potential? I am not a fan of tanking, but I'm hoping these trades can happen as LATE as possible for a few reasons. 1) Will give our players a little more value to see how they play this season & 2) I think this will help our team, so I hope we just suck the beginning of the year to give us a good chance at the lottery.
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=mgmz42k http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=logdl54 I know Minny has been looking for some shooters and some D players, Lee fills that quite well. They also (IMO) aren't using Williams right nor giving him enough minutes, thus giving him his "bust" status. Williams can be a huge bench piece in a few years if he can do what he's capable of doing. 2ND ROUNDER TO BOSTON 2014.
Bass can be somewhat of that stretch 4 the Rockets have been eager to acquire. They could probably do better and go after Ryan Anderson, but the Pelicans look hesitant to trade him. We add Crawford to get rid of one of out many G and to help the deal out (salary and talent wise.) Asik will most likely be around 30 when we compete for the playoffs once again, and he reminds me of a early Perkins- no offense to go along with great rebounding and excellent defense. 2ND ROUNDER TO HOUSTON 2016.
Wallace can't be traded with another player, which is why this trade is separate. Sac-town has a log jam, and these 2 players are pretty useless to them. Jimmer doesn't get any opportunities and Salmons just isn't the same player he was with the Bulls and Bucks. We get rid of Wallace and save 10 mil in 2016 in cap space. We also get Jimmer, who can shoot from anywhere and would be a nice 2 guard or even a backup PG. Sacramento gets a good hustle player, similar to Luc Mbah. Can play both of them at the 3 and 4 and have a decent defense cause of them mainly. 2ND ROUNDER TO SACRAMENTO 2015.