lospistones
05-04-2011, 09:30 PM
I've only found two Rip trades that make a reasonable amount of sense. I've spent a couple hours pouring over the NBA, and this may be our only shot.
We throw Rip and a future 1st rounder at the 76ers for backup PG Louis Williams and no-playoff-PT F Andres Nocioni.
Williams/Bynum
Stuckey/Gordon/White
Daye or Nocioni
Jerebko/Villanueva/Maxiell
Monroe/Wallace
We move Stuckey to SG, get younger, and balance out the roster. Nocioni can be treated as an expiring because he has a TO for his second year, and he could mentor Jerebko and Daye on how to be an annoying piece of shit.
They get a hometown kid, flip a second round player for a first and commit to Holiday, and they arm up for their next playoff push. They actually get a shooter for their starting lineup, while they're at it.
Holiday
Hamilton/Meeks
Iguodola/Turner
Brand/Young/Brackins
Hawes/Speights
(Rip to Chicago for Korver and Brewer is the other alternative).
What do you think? Would you do it? Would they? Can you think of a better Rip trade? I'm hoping that this trade could be done on draft day if a big doesn't fall to us.
We throw Rip and a future 1st rounder at the 76ers for backup PG Louis Williams and no-playoff-PT F Andres Nocioni.
Williams/Bynum
Stuckey/Gordon/White
Daye or Nocioni
Jerebko/Villanueva/Maxiell
Monroe/Wallace
We move Stuckey to SG, get younger, and balance out the roster. Nocioni can be treated as an expiring because he has a TO for his second year, and he could mentor Jerebko and Daye on how to be an annoying piece of shit.
They get a hometown kid, flip a second round player for a first and commit to Holiday, and they arm up for their next playoff push. They actually get a shooter for their starting lineup, while they're at it.
Holiday
Hamilton/Meeks
Iguodola/Turner
Brand/Young/Brackins
Hawes/Speights
(Rip to Chicago for Korver and Brewer is the other alternative).
What do you think? Would you do it? Would they? Can you think of a better Rip trade? I'm hoping that this trade could be done on draft day if a big doesn't fall to us.