11-22-2020, 09:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-22-2020, 10:00 AM by DanSchwartzgan.)
(11-22-2020, 09:53 AM)omahen Wrote:(11-22-2020, 09:04 AM)DanSchwartzman Wrote: To show the math, let me give an example of someone who has been talked about here. This may not be realistic, but it shows the math. Instead of Johnson being the incoming to Dallas, we could add Maxi and bring back Gobert. $9.0 + $5.029 + $8.250 = $22.279. Multiply by 125% and add $100,000 and you get to $27.848. Gobert makes $27.525, so that works by $323,000. Checking the Utah side, they get Johnson and Maxi. It adds up to $24 million and is easily within the range. Given the glut of small PG's, Dallas could add Brunson to the deal giving Utah Maxi/Brunson and Johnson. It doesn't change anything for OKC and Detroit. Dallas would just be adding elements to a deal that OKC and Detroit already agreed to.
Thanks for the math, couple of ideas (add draft compensation as needed):
1. 14,029 (Johnson)+THJ+Brunson for OPJ+Young
2. Johnson+Kleber for Turner+McDermott
3. Johnson+THJ for Oladipo+McDermott
4. Johnson+Brunson for A.Gordon
5. Johnson (Brunson if needed) for Bogdanovic
6. THJ for Hield (many other variations possible - add Kleber receive Holmes and similar)
Many other possibilities that I don't really like or I think are impossible
Sorry, I moved the post to the main trade/FA thread when I had my second cup of coffee and realized I posted this in the Iwundu thread.
To further my point about expanding the deal. I missed this where the Adams thing to NO was part of our 3-way with Detroit/OKC. Was this posted and I just missed it?
[b]"ESPN and the New York Times report that the deal also includes the Denver Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks. Per reports:[/b]
[b]Pelicans get: [/b]Steven Adams[b]
Mavericks get:[/b] James Johnson
[b]Pistons get:[/b] Delon Wright
[b]Thunder get:[/b] Trevor Ariza, Justin Jackson, 2023 protected first-round pick (via DEN), two second-round picks"