Scott

Sign and trade Millsap to Houston to save cap space for Baze

I agree Al is better a center due to his quickness but I think he wants to be a power forward  next year. He isn't worth the contract unless he plays center

If Miami lose Whiteside to the Lakers or Mavericks and don't get Durant I could see them offering Al a max contract with lower Florida taxes it could be tempting for Al.

I am sure this has been discussed on this board but  was wondering what is our plan B if Al leaves for another team. I know we can pay him more  money if we give him a max contract. I just remember a few years back that Al wanted to move from center to power forward. My personal opinion is we don't need Horford and Millsap since they are both undersize for their position. If we resign Al should we look to trade Millsap he has a player option after this year and will want a max contact for at least two to three years.

I think that would work

I think we will sign Evan Turner to a  two year contract and sign Thabo Sefolosha to a one year contract. I dont suport either move but something tells me we will end uo with Evan Turner.

I think he is a option that we need to consider.

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I do ses us moving Millsap or Horford this offseason I think we can get more for Millsap than Enes Kanter. We should try to get Kanter for Adreian Payne.

I think we will match

Bynum is looking for a big money one year deal so he become a free agent agian next year.

I would rather take a chance on Bynum and keep Teague.

Billy Knight is the reason we are in this situation in the first place. When you have a chance to draft a franchise player and you dont it set's your franchise back for years.

Robinson traded to Portland

This is a a good move by Ferry. Teague is a asset and thats somthing we need to build this team. We can match any offer he receives on the open market. or let him walk and resign Devin Harris to a cheap two year contract and develop the rookie.

Interesting

Nogueira has gotten to know NBA star Dwight Howard, as they share the same agents. Nogueira understands he may have to face players of Howard’s size fairly soon, but says he’s played against bigger players and feels like his season in the ACB will help him adjust to the NBA’s size and physicality.Read more at http://www.hoopsworld.com/lucas-nogueira-the-next-marcus-camby#6X1EGBpG0zopVoPi.99

I would consider trading Horford for younger proven talent but not to give him away for nothing.

We offer Howard the max and if he isnt interested we move on. I dont want to beg a player who doesnt want to play for the Hawks. I would expect us to work out a sign and trade for Josh Smith and aquire a few players in the last year of there contarct and build for the future.

Its time to break up this team.

Brooklyn and Atlanta are engaged in talks on a possible Joe Johnson trade, sources tell Y! Nets plan would be to pair with Deron Williams.

Brooklyn and Atlanta are engaged in talks on a possible Joe Johnson trade, sources tell Y! Nets plan would be to pair with Deron Williams.

What would you give for a 1 year rental?

That takes Smoove off the table right? Plus, your salaries don't match up. Plus, you ignored, that they just signed Al Harrington, Birdman, and Shelden. I don't think PF is something that they will be looking for...

The salaries match under ESPN trade Checker.For a one year rental it would have to me Marvin Williams and Jamal Crawfored for Carmelo. George Karl being a North Carolina man he may be able to turn Marvin into a 20 pts per game scorer.

The only way Denver would trade Carmelo Anthony to Atlant would be for Josh Smith and Marvin Williams. I have read that K Mart may miss most of the season due to knee surgery and he is in the last year of his contract. If we make that trade Al will move to his natural power forward position. The only way I make that trade is if Carmelo signs a three year extension. I don't want to give up two players for a one year rental.

DraftExpress Overseas Free Agent Rankings: Players 1-12

December 28, 2009

Bouroussis topped our list last year, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. He’s clearly the cream of the crop amongst European big men, and is young enough to still think that he may not yet have reached his peak as a player when considering his late blooming background. Bouroussis reportedly had a number of NBA offers on the table this past summer, most notably from the San Antonio Spurs, but decided that he was not yet ready to make the leap over and instead inked a lucrative 3-year, 5 million Euro contract extension with Olympiacos instead. He left the window open with a comfortable NBA buyout and quotes stating as much, meaning he’s still very much a name that NBA teams need to continue to evaluate as a potential big-time roster addition for the future. Seeing the amazing success that Marc Gasol is having this season in Memphis, and comparing their resumes, it’s not a stretch to say that Bouroussis could be a very productive NBA player in his own right.

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