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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 26, 2006 21:34:40 GMT -5
Cleveland gives:
Brian Cook $1,514,284
Kenny Thomas $6,720,312
Tony Kukoc $750,000
Dermarr Johnson $5,000,000
Cleveland receives:
Antonio Mcdyess $5,883,600
Fred Hoiberg $500,000
Adonal Foyle $8,125,000
Jumaine Jones- $2,200,000
Detroit gives:
Kirk Hinrich $3,205,502
Theo Ratliff $5,100,000
Antonio Mcdyess $5,883,600
Detroit receives:
Steve Nash $10,500,000
Tony Kukoc $750,000
Memphis gives up:
Steve Nash $10,500,000
Adonal Foyle $8,125,000
Fred Hoiberg $500,000
Jumaine Jones $2,200,000
Memphis receives:
Kirk Hinrich $3,205,502
Brian Cook $1,514,284
Theo Ratliff $5,100,000
Kenny Thomas $6,720,312
Dermarr Johnson $5,000,000
After many days trying to get the deal done and fixing salaries I hope we got them right and I accept.
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Post by Cleveland Cavaliers on Dec 26, 2006 21:46:23 GMT -5
accept
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Post by Memphis Grizzlies on Dec 27, 2006 6:46:13 GMT -5
i accept.
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Post by Toronto Raptors on Dec 27, 2006 12:40:42 GMT -5
nice move by DET.
better win now then risk paying 30 mil for Hinrich next year.
I apologize if this looks like tampering with opposing teams players, how much will the fine be.
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 27, 2006 12:57:22 GMT -5
Well we have max contracts in our league so the most Hinrich can go for is 15 million a year. And I did this because I really like Nash, even though I really like Hinrich and his youth I feel like I need this if I want to repeat as champ.
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Post by Dallas Mavericks on Dec 27, 2006 13:26:41 GMT -5
i accept
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Post by Golden State Warriors on Dec 27, 2006 15:21:59 GMT -5
so basically it's Hinrich for Nash which isn't worth it.
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 27, 2006 16:33:22 GMT -5
First of all it isnt just Hinrich for Nash. Memphis needs big men badly. His starting center is a 63 and his starting PF is a 64. In this deal he gets a 70 (Brian Cook) and a 65 (Theo Ratliff) while getting rid of Foyles contract and getting a backup PF (69) Kenny Thomas. He also gets younger, which is what he wanted to do, with Hinrich, Cook, Johnson, and Thomas.
Second of all we dont need your personal opinions.
Oh and there is no such thing as "simming by projectives" or whatever you told Houston. Teams win by player ratings not that, and you cant just "switch" how the game is simmed from ratings to projectives or projectiles or whatever. lol yeah he told me what you were trying to tell him.
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Post by Golden State Warriors on Dec 27, 2006 22:31:49 GMT -5
Yeah sure whatever, Houston is just a dumbass. I didn't tell him nothing about that. What you just typed down had nothing of myself saying.
I told him that he shouldn't make trades based on ratings and that the people that make this game get the ratings from projecting how good a player will be the next year. No where did I say anything about "simming projectives" or whatever the hell he told you. Just proves how stupid the guy is.
He offered me Andre Iguodala for Charlie Villanueva and Deron Williams and told me it was a fair deal. Do you think it's worth it?; oh but of course you would think it's worth it, you don't even watch the NBA, you get your sources on how good a player actually is from video games.
By the way, you're going to tell me you don't need my personal opinions? Please, you got alot of nerve saying that when that's all you do in the other league.
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 28, 2006 7:46:53 GMT -5
Yeah sure whatever, Houston is just a dumbass. I didn't tell him nothing about that. What you just typed down had nothing of myself saying. I told him that he shouldn't make trades based on ratings and that the people that make this game get the ratings from projecting how good a player will be the next year. No where did I say anything about "simming projectives" or whatever the hell he told you. Just proves how stupid the guy is. He offered me Andre Iguodala for Charlie Villanueva and Deron Williams and told me it was a fair deal. Do you think it's worth it?; oh but of course you would think it's worth it, you don't even watch the NBA, you get your sources on how good a player actually is from video games. By the way, you're going to tell me you don't need my personal opinions? Please, you got alot of nerve saying that when that's all you do in the other league. Houston knows it wasnt a fair deal. He was trying to get you to do that trade because he needs a PG and Williams will be high 70s low 80s next year. He doesnt honestly believe it is a fair deal, he was telling you that the only way he would trade Iguodala is for Villanueva and Williams. The whole thing about me and not watching the NBA is just retarded so I'll leave it alone. Oh, and check your sources buddy. I have never gave a personal opinion in a trade. Dont believe me? Go check yourself. I am pretty positive that I dont comment in trades giving my opinion. |
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 28, 2006 7:47:54 GMT -5
Still need 2 more committee approvals.
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Post by Golden State Warriors on Dec 28, 2006 13:50:48 GMT -5
Yeah sure whatever, Houston is just a dumbass. I didn't tell him nothing about that. What you just typed down had nothing of myself saying. I told him that he shouldn't make trades based on ratings and that the people that make this game get the ratings from projecting how good a player will be the next year. No where did I say anything about "simming projectives" or whatever the hell he told you. Just proves how stupid the guy is. He offered me Andre Iguodala for Charlie Villanueva and Deron Williams and told me it was a fair deal. Do you think it's worth it?; oh but of course you would think it's worth it, you don't even watch the NBA, you get your sources on how good a player actually is from video games. By the way, you're going to tell me you don't need my personal opinions? Please, you got alot of nerve saying that when that's all you do in the other league. Houston knows it wasnt a fair deal. He was trying to get you to do that trade because he needs a PG and Williams will be high 70s low 80s next year. He doesnt honestly believe it is a fair deal, he was telling you that the only way he would trade Iguodala is for Villanueva and Williams. The whole thing about me and not watching the NBA is just retarded so I'll leave it alone. Oh, and check your sources buddy. I have never gave a personal opinion in a trade. Dont believe me? Go check yourself. I am pretty positive that I dont comment in trades giving my opinion. Houston didn't believe it was a fair deal? that's why the arguement started. He said Iguodala was an 85, Charlie was only a 78 and Deron was only a 70. He believed the only way the trade would be fair is if he got two 70+ players. That's when I came in and told him that he shouldn't make his trades based on ratings. How is the whole thing about you not watching the NBA retarded? it's true, do you watch the NBA or not? You know what's really funny though, you saying you never give your personal opinions in the other league. That's what you're known for over there buddy. |
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 28, 2006 13:59:08 GMT -5
Houston knows it wasnt a fair deal. He was trying to get you to do that trade because he needs a PG and Williams will be high 70s low 80s next year. He doesnt honestly believe it is a fair deal, he was telling you that the only way he would trade Iguodala is for Villanueva and Williams. The whole thing about me and not watching the NBA is just retarded so I'll leave it alone. Oh, and check your sources buddy. I have never gave a personal opinion in a trade. Dont believe me? Go check yourself. I am pretty positive that I dont comment in trades giving my opinion. Houston didn't believe it was a fair deal? that's why the arguement started. He said Iguodala was an 85, Charlie was only a 78 and Deron was only a 70. He believed the only way the trade would be fair is if he got two 70+ players. That's when I came in and told him that he shouldn't make his trades based on ratings. How is the whole thing about you not watching the NBA retarded? it's true, do you watch the NBA or not? You know what's really funny though, you saying you never give your personal opinions in the other league. That's what you're known for over there buddy. He was BS'ing you and trying to make you do the trade. Just because someone tells you something doesnt mean they actually believe it. Yes I watch the NBA. Its the only sport I watch and pay attention to regularly. That assumption you made about me is retarded, and based on what? "You know what's really funny though, you saying you never give your personal opinions in the other league. That's what you're known for over there buddy." Again, go check yourself. I have never posted an opinion in a trade. And if I ever have, which I highly doubt, it was a positive opinion such as, "good move by such and such," or, "good trade for both teams." Really, go check the trades. |
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Post by Golden State Warriors on Dec 28, 2006 14:05:42 GMT -5
I'm not just talking about trades, everyone knows you like to give your own personal opinion on everything in the other league.
Oh and about Houston BSing me and trying to get me to make the trade, then why did he bring the arguement out so far? You're obviously trying to defend that dumbass you call a friend.
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 28, 2006 14:09:23 GMT -5
I'm not just talking about trades, everyone knows you like to give your own personal opinion on everything in the other league. Oh and about Houston BSing me and trying to get me to make the trade, then why did he bring the arguement out so far? You're obviously trying to defend that dumbass you call a friend. If by personal opinions you mean suggestions for the league then yes. If not, then what else are you talking about? I never say to anyone that they made a bad move, or talk about other teams trades. People hate me in that league because I am constantly trying to suggest better rules for the league, not because I rag on other peoples teams. You still dont get it, he wanted the deal pretty badly because it would give him a very good team this year and even better next year. He knows Deron Williams is turning into a star. He told me the other day he knew you werent going to do it but he was going to try hard for it anyway. Now can you please stop posting in this trade thread? |
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Post by Golden State Warriors on Dec 28, 2006 14:19:11 GMT -5
I'm not just talking about trades, everyone knows you like to give your own personal opinion on everything in the other league. Oh and about Houston BSing me and trying to get me to make the trade, then why did he bring the arguement out so far? You're obviously trying to defend that dumbass you call a friend. If by personal opinions you mean suggestions for the league then yes. If not, then what else are you talking about? I never say to anyone that they made a bad move, or talk about other teams trades. People hate me in that league because I am constantly trying to suggest better rules for the league, not because I rag on other peoples teams. You still dont get it, he wanted the deal pretty badly because it would give him a very good team this year and even better next year. He knows Deron Williams is turning into a star. He told me the other day he knew you werent going to do it but he was going to try hard for it anyway. Now can you please stop posting in this trade thread? I think you don't get it. You don't go from offering a deal to having a 30 minute arguement about how ratings should or shouldnt count when making trades. If he really wanted the deal badly, then he would have kept it at offering me deals, not trying to argue with me. |
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Post by San Antonio Spurs on Dec 28, 2006 15:45:43 GMT -5
Just shut up you two, and I'll accept
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Post by Detroit Pistons on Dec 28, 2006 15:46:28 GMT -5
One more.
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Post by San Antonio Spurs on Dec 28, 2006 19:17:41 GMT -5
Finalized
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