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Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« on: August 10, 2014, 04:23:38 PM »

Offline Hawkeye199

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 first I would Rondo trade Rondo in a 3 way deal with Milwaukee and Detroit.

If we signed and traded him to Detroit.

boston gives up  more years signed rondo and clippers pick

boston gets Henson, a Milwaukee first rounder and a Detroit 1st round

Detroit gets rondo

Detroit gives up jennings,monroe and a first rounder

Milwaukee gets jennings, monroe,clippers pick

Milwaukee gives henson and a 1st rounder (top 3 protected)

or without signing and trading rondo.

Boston gets Henson, a Milwaukee first rounder

boston gives rondo and clippers pick

Detroit gets rondo

Detroit gives up jennings,monroe

Milwaukee gets jennings, monroe,clippers pick

Milwaukee gives henson and a 1st rounder (top 3 protected)
money works here http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=mzyjlpx

 Boston does it because
you get a lottery pick and because henson is a young rim protector that will most likely become a star.

The reason I think Henson is a star is because

  his stats last year are

 11.1ppg 7.1 rebounds per game 1.7 blocks per game and a PER of 17.97 in 26 minutes per game

at 23 he is bound to improve especially with bradley Steven's as a coach.

so people are only good for a certain amount of time and then they don't play well when given more minutes

he has had 2 seasons in the nba

with his two years

1st year 8.7 ppg  6 rpg and 1.2 bpg with 20 minutes a game

2nd year 11.1ppg 7.1 rebounds per game 1.7 blocks per game and a PER of 17.97 in 26 minutes per game

with an increase of 2.4ppg 1.1 rpg and .5 blocks per game in 6 minutes

the average starter starts 33 min

  now that would give him 7 more minutes as a starter given his increase we can infer that with this increase he would have stats of

13.5 ppg 8.5 rpg and 2.2 bpg

those are great stats

 we don't even know what his natural improvement could be or if he was with Steven's he could

improve. He is going to hit his prim in 5 years.

some have been wanting to trade for all star roy hibbert.

hibbert stats at 29 min age 27 are 10.8ppg  6.6rbg 2.2bpg 13.54 per

henson stats at 26 minuets 23 are 11.1ppg 7.1 1.7bpg  17.97 per

henson beats hibbert in points rebounds and PER. while playing less minute being cheaper and being 4 years younger

Milwaukee was looking to deal him because they already have larry saunders who they have already signed a big contract with him.

 Detriot does it because

 They get a big three of rondo josh smith and drummond

while giving up a solid veteran and a young guy who could be a star

Milwaukee does it because

 willing to trade Henson

  they would get a starting line up of

Jennings

Knight

parker

Monroe

Saunders

 You would have a lot of offense in parker knight and monroe with defense coming from saunders and jennings

with a decent bench from their former starters

and kid coaching they could go far or fall flat on their faces who knows but that is a very good line up to sell to fans.

The Next problem is we need a pg. with rondo gone we need someone to mentor smart on being clutch and developing his offense while dumping bass. How about Steve nash.
 Second trade

 Boston gives up bass and babb

Lakers give up Steve Nash

Money works here http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=lm773rj

reasons why Boston does it

we get playing time for olynyk and sully

nash can help train smart

reasons why Lakers do it
 they have jeremy lin for starting pg

bass is a solid veteran who can mentor randle and get a little pressure off of him

nash is old and very unproductive but great lockeroom presence.

 This gives us the line up of

Smart/nash/pressy

Bradley/thornton/young

Green/turner/wallace

Sully/olynyk/favorini

Henson/zeller/joel anthoney



I would trade jeff green but no one wants him.


this is a young roster with defense in smart bradley and henson. their is offense in sully green with thornton,olynyk and young coming off the bench.This also adds another lottery pick to our assets and allows our young guys to play.

I know a lot of people really don't want to trade rondo and say to wait till the middle of the year but, wouldn't you get more for a year of rondo than half a year of rondo? I know people would say that rondo would play great and people would want him then but  what if he gets hurt again or plays the same then his value diminish.This is the best time to trade him unless we S&T him.
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Re: Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2014, 05:32:44 PM »

Offline AngryAndIrritable

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I can't see how Steve Nash could translate his offensive game via coaching into skills that Smart could utilise. Nash relied on guile and an almost telepathic court vision, things which Smart has in little to no quantity.

Also, I doubt he would be willing to take on that sort of role with us. In the unlikely event he is traded to us, I would expect an imminent retirement announcement.

I also think Milwaukee want to hedge their bets with their big men, hoping that Henson makes a stellar improvement or that Sanders sorts his head out and becomes the behemoth in the middle he should be.

Finally, Milwaukee have already successfully rid themselves of the 'volume scorer' field goal percentage menace that is Jennings. They would be insane to take him back.

Re: Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« Reply #2 on: August 11, 2014, 12:37:28 PM »

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 first I would Rondo trade Rondo in a 3 way deal with Milwaukee and Detroit.

If we signed and traded him to Detroit.

boston gives up  more years signed rondo and clippers pick

boston gets Henson, a Milwaukee first rounder and a Detroit 1st round

Detroit gets rondo

Detroit gives up jennings,monroe and a first rounder

Milwaukee gets jennings, monroe,clippers pick

Milwaukee gives henson and a 1st rounder (top 3 protected)

or without signing and trading rondo.

Boston gets Henson, a Milwaukee first rounder

boston gives rondo and clippers pick

Detroit gets rondo

Detroit gives up jennings,monroe

Milwaukee gets jennings, monroe,clippers pick

Milwaukee gives henson and a 1st rounder (top 3 protected)
money works here http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=mzyjlpx

 Boston does it because
you get a lottery pick and because henson is a young rim protector that will most likely become a star.

The reason I think Henson is a star is because

  his stats last year are

 11.1ppg 7.1 rebounds per game 1.7 blocks per game and a PER of 17.97 in 26 minutes per game

at 23 he is bound to improve especially with bradley Steven's as a coach.

so people are only good for a certain amount of time and then they don't play well when given more minutes

he has had 2 seasons in the nba

with his two years

1st year 8.7 ppg  6 rpg and 1.2 bpg with 20 minutes a game

2nd year 11.1ppg 7.1 rebounds per game 1.7 blocks per game and a PER of 17.97 in 26 minutes per game

with an increase of 2.4ppg 1.1 rpg and .5 blocks per game in 6 minutes

the average starter starts 33 min

  now that would give him 7 more minutes as a starter given his increase we can infer that with this increase he would have stats of

13.5 ppg 8.5 rpg and 2.2 bpg

those are great stats

 we don't even know what his natural improvement could be or if he was with Steven's he could

improve. He is going to hit his prim in 5 years.

some have been wanting to trade for all star roy hibbert.

hibbert stats at 29 min age 27 are 10.8ppg  6.6rbg 2.2bpg 13.54 per

henson stats at 26 minuets 23 are 11.1ppg 7.1 1.7bpg  17.97 per

henson beats hibbert in points rebounds and PER. while playing less minute being cheaper and being 4 years younger

Milwaukee was looking to deal him because they already have larry saunders who they have already signed a big contract with him.

 Detriot does it because

 They get a big three of rondo josh smith and drummond

while giving up a solid veteran and a young guy who could be a star

Milwaukee does it because

 willing to trade Henson

  they would get a starting line up of

Jennings

Knight

parker

Monroe

Saunders

 You would have a lot of offense in parker knight and monroe with defense coming from saunders and jennings

with a decent bench from their former starters

and kid coaching they could go far or fall flat on their faces who knows but that is a very good line up to sell to fans.

The Next problem is we need a pg. with rondo gone we need someone to mentor smart on being clutch and developing his offense while dumping bass. How about Steve nash.
 Second trade

 Boston gives up bass and babb

Lakers give up Steve Nash

Money works here http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=lm773rj

reasons why Boston does it

we get playing time for olynyk and sully

nash can help train smart

reasons why Lakers do it
 they have jeremy lin for starting pg

bass is a solid veteran who can mentor randle and get a little pressure off of him

nash is old and very unproductive but great lockeroom presence.

 This gives us the line up of

Smart/nash/pressy

Bradley/thornton/young

Green/turner/wallace

Sully/olynyk/favorini

Henson/zeller/joel anthoney



I would trade jeff green but no one wants him.


this is a young roster with defense in smart bradley and henson. their is offense in sully green with thornton,olynyk and young coming off the bench.This also adds another lottery pick to our assets and allows our young guys to play.

I know a lot of people really don't want to trade rondo and say to wait till the middle of the year but, wouldn't you get more for a year of rondo than half a year of rondo? I know people would say that rondo would play great and people would want him then but  what if he gets hurt again or plays the same then his value diminish.This is the best time to trade him unless we S&T him.

Literally this is about the 5th or 6th trade you've tried to create where we get Henson.   This is one of your worst ones yet.  Let me get this right.  We trade Rondo a proven All Star PG and all we get back is Henson (who after last year has very little value plus a big salary) and 2 first round picks?  If you were Danny Ainge you wouldn't be the GM for long with trades like that. 

Re: Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« Reply #3 on: August 11, 2014, 02:56:02 PM »

Offline slamtheking

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dude, give up the Henson fascination, particularly at the expense of Rondo.  just not happening nor should it.

Re: Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« Reply #4 on: August 11, 2014, 03:11:49 PM »

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actually Rondo + LAC pick for Henson and what very well might be two lottery picks isn't a terrible return.  That said, I'd rather just do the Detroit portion of the trade and disregard Milwaukee entirely.
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Re: Trade Idea if I were danny ainge and were to trade rondo
« Reply #5 on: August 12, 2014, 02:02:13 PM »

Offline MSceltic

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I want the Greek freak, Henson, and 2 firsts and ill drive Rondo to the airport