many trades to happen next in the nba?
Question by Michael S: many trades to happen next in the nba?
sources say that those trades that have happened so far in the nba are just a warm up for the many trades that we will see happen next. who do you think will be traded. sorces say these are the players bound to be traded next.
shawn marion
michael redd
gerald wallace
raymond felton
chucky atkins
brad miller
mike miller
and many others
who do you think will be traded out of the list above and for who and to which team.
also if you think some other people will be traded name them. thanks
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Best answer:
Answer by Harris > Kidd is IMPO-TANT
All very possible.
All talented players that could be useful somewhere else.
Marion – as Heat try to clear cap, they could deal his expiring contract
Redd – elite NBA player most days, but “most days” could be the problem
Gerald – solid intangible player.
Felton – Talented player…but Augustin is their guy.
Atkins – streaky but sometimes shooter..someone could deal something little for him
Brad Miller – solid big man..KIngs have no use for him
Miller – T-Wolves pictured trading him anyway
Extra: Kings John Salmons could be a hot target at the deadline.
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Bobcats are fixed
shawn marion to the Warriors for one of their young studs
The only people i think in they that would be traded will be Shawn Marion,micheal redd, and brad miller
I put a pause on Mike Miller’s status at the time being, though virtually any contender in either conference are willing to land him. The termination of Randy Wittman tells that Wolves management expects improvements, and Mike Miller is the only tutor whom I think can help the kids right now – he pushes Randy Foye and Sebastian Telfair to be a better PG, Foye and Rashad McCants to be a better shooter, and all players eligible at PG/SG/SF to be a better defender. My bold prediction is if Wolves wanna win 25+ games, they must retain Mike Miller as their kids will fall short to seal the win game after game.
Other names identified are all leading candidates to be traded too, but it is getting more interesting on Gerald Wallace’s status after J-Rich was traded. Yes DJ Augustin is the team’s future, but Wallace remains the go-to guy while Boris Diaw and Raja Bell share shome loads. Larry Brown looks really fed up on Raymond Felton and a potential successor of Jamaal Tinsley like Felton should be disposed sooner or later. Believe it or not, he could soon be a Knick coz the team is desperately looking for true PG No.2, and Eddy Curry is clearly on the trading block.
Shawn Marion will definitely be traded, but where is his next destination? One of the boldest proposals is that he will be traded with the dormant Mark Blount and Chris Quinn to Sixers for Samuel Delambert, Reggie Evans, Willie Green and Louis Williams because Sixers is too desperate to save the embarassing season and Heat get backs a decent C and another (used-to-be) promising G in return.
Brad Miller is another hefty contract that will be removed, and I wonder if he will return to Bulls in exchange for Andre Nocioni – this is very likely a win-win situation especially when Vinny Del Negro is furious on his naughty bigs in Tyrus Thomas and Joachim Noah and they have been seeking the suitor for Nocioni for a long time. Mavs could be waiting on the wing coz they can offer an expiring contract on Jerry Stackhouse, whom Kings can buy out his contract immediately after the trade to save cost, plus whoever expandable on the package.
Michael Redd is on the trading block in theory, but this time not quite a lot of teams are interested. Sixers could be a leading candidate but they need to sacrifice both Thaddeus Young and Williams. Bobcats may throw in Gerald Wallace as a trade bait, but it is getting more frustrating on how Bucks revamp the roster if they add the 4th SF in a single season.
Besides, Nuggets can strike for another crazy deal again by dumping J.R. Smith, Linus Kleiza and Steven Hunter as the offer to land Redd, but it is much more interesting to see how to distribute shots between Melo and Redd – and if this deal comes true, it won’t hurt Nuggets plan to dispose Chucky Atkins. If Michael Curry is happy to play for more small-ball then Atkins could be a bargain there, and Nuggets are willing to add Kwame Brown on the bench.
Players whom I think could be changing address includes:
Joe Smith (imagine how dangerous Hornets will be with the presence of Smith, and Hornets are happy to find a taker for Mo Peterson);
Earl Watson (If Rick Carlisle sticks with a 3-guard lineup as long as Josh Howard is out, it is logical to pack Stackhouse for Watson’s service);
Sean Williams and Trenton Hassell (both are buried on the bench and in a low price tag);
Rafer Alston (he is now a tradeable and should sell high if there is a suitor);
Leandro Barbosa (a little surprised that he has yet to leave, but he is unquestionably a good trade bait);
Sergio Rodriguez (I can see at least 3 other teams where he can flourish when given more minutes, though he has yet to differentiate himself from Beno Udrih as a gifted yet less reliable PG); and
J.J. Redick (don’t lie to yourself, Otis Smith. Redick is clearly the odd man out).