Grizzlies - Lakers - Bulls

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Grizzlies - Lakers - Bulls

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Grizzlies Get:
Jonah Havlicek
Rickey Brown
Grizzlies 1984 1st (the one that was owed to the Lakers in http://www.ducksattack.com/forum/viewto ... 27&t=34668)

Lakers Get:
Bulls 1983 1st

Bulls Get:
Dan Roundfield

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It's essentially two trades:

1st:

Bulls Get:
Dan Roundfield

Grizzlies Get:
Jonah Havlicek
Rickey Brown
Bulls 1983 1st

2nd:

Lakers Get:
Bulls 1983 1st

Grizzlies Get:
Grizzlies 1984 1st
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Re: Grizzlies - Lakers - Bulls

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Getting worse this year, so Lakers owning my pick this year improves. Hard for me to contend or rebuild, so I need to give up one thing. I get my pick back next year for Dan Roundfield which is basically expiring
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Accept.
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Sure, why not
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offtheheezy wrote:
It's essentially two trades:

1st:

Bulls Get:
Dan Roundfield

Grizzlies Get:
Jonah Havlicek
Rickey Brown
Bulls 1983 1st

2nd:

Lakers Get:
Bulls 1983 1st

Grizzlies Get:
Grizzlies 1984 1st
This is confusing on the Lakers part, swap the Grizzlies pick (which could be good down the road) for a Bulls pick this year?

Bulls this makes sense with the Ballard trade and now have the look of a solid starting 5 (pending to see how they function together)

Grizzlies get their future back and have a clear future without a roadblock

Done
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Re: Grizzlies - Lakers - Bulls

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I actually like it for all teams. Late in season, Roundfield won’t help as much but give them a chance to contend next season. Grizzlies could of tried to compete next season but decided on rebuilding and lose Roundfield an expiring contract to do so. Lakers still get a pick that could be the same as Grizzlies pick next year. Overall, Grizzlies made a smart move, Bulls made a great move cause they will be able to resign Roundfield. Lakers are rebuilding now so if they get a player who improves in TC with Bulls pick they could be the clear winner
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jibbajabba614 wrote:I actually like it for all teams. Late in season, Roundfield won’t help as much but give them a chance to contend next season. Grizzlies could of tried to compete next season but decided on rebuilding and lose Roundfield an expiring contract to do so. Lakers still get a pick that could be the same as Grizzlies pick next year. Overall, Grizzlies made a smart move, Bulls made a great move cause they will be able to resign Roundfield. Lakers are rebuilding now so if they get a player who improves in TC with Bulls pick they could be the clear winner
Some extra context as well is that the Lakers own the Grizzlies pick this year :lol: so he's about to ensure another lottery pick without Roundfield
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offtheheezy wrote:
jibbajabba614 wrote:I actually like it for all teams. Late in season, Roundfield won’t help as much but give them a chance to contend next season. Grizzlies could of tried to compete next season but decided on rebuilding and lose Roundfield an expiring contract to do so. Lakers still get a pick that could be the same as Grizzlies pick next year. Overall, Grizzlies made a smart move, Bulls made a great move cause they will be able to resign Roundfield. Lakers are rebuilding now so if they get a player who improves in TC with Bulls pick they could be the clear winner
Some extra context as well is that the Lakers own the Grizzlies pick this year :lol: so he's about to ensure another lottery pick without Roundfield
Considering you didn’t make the move and just got hired we can let you slide. 8-)
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offtheheezy wrote:
jibbajabba614 wrote:I actually like it for all teams. Late in season, Roundfield won’t help as much but give them a chance to contend next season. Grizzlies could of tried to compete next season but decided on rebuilding and lose Roundfield an expiring contract to do so. Lakers still get a pick that could be the same as Grizzlies pick next year. Overall, Grizzlies made a smart move, Bulls made a great move cause they will be able to resign Roundfield. Lakers are rebuilding now so if they get a player who improves in TC with Bulls pick they could be the clear winner
Some extra context as well is that the Lakers own the Grizzlies pick this year :lol: so he's about to ensure another lottery pick without Roundfield
Forgot about that, that looks much better now after the Bird trade.

You need to win some games so we dont get a Lakers dynasty
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yes... please send expiring help! a man can only do so much when the team has lost its picks and it also sucks
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