Trade prospects for all 30 teams

NBA's Feb. 19 trading deadline could be busy - Chris Mannix - SI.com

Amare,Chris Kamman or Monta Ellis are good targets in the 19 february deadline market.
The only problem is we will not have two seassons of transiction to insert young people of quality.

http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/57095/20090208/spurs_interested_in_kings_salmons_miller/

http://www.sohood.com/crib/2009/02/09/nets-stoudemire-bulls-cavs/
Can read more there, here are the main headlines

Nets talk to Suns about Amare Stoudemire. ( In this news its mentioned "Though many see Detroit as the favorite" )
Hornets trading Tyson Chandler?
Bucks dealing Richard Jefferson?.
Cavs want Clips Camby.
Pistons dealing Tayshaun Prince?
Wizards Butler and Jamison drawing trade interest.
Kings Salmons to Thunder or Spurs?.
Bulls working to get Suns Stoudemire.

I hear New Orleans wants expirings.

Warriors are chasing Amare now, and if they fail sources are saying they will still be looking for a young PF/C. I assume they be parting ways with Monta Ellis to get a deal like that.

Yes. Rasheed Wallace was mentioned before. And the latest is that they might move Chandler for Shawn Marion

If AS is looking for playground atmosphere, GSW is his team.

Warriors Trying for Bosh, Too - Inside the Warriors - with Marcus Thompson

If we still had Billups we would have so much more room to trade with, now we are stuck with AI we would have to trade Prince as he is the only player anyone would want besides Rip. What a hole we have put ourselves in.


What they were thinking when they got rid of Billups I'll never know. Like the saying goes a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

If we trade Prince we'll be stuck with 3 guys the wrong side of 30 a frustrated star in Rip and few prospects for the future.

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I wonder about this saying. I mean, obviously, I get what it means and I get the way BB4L11 is using it. But it's not as much of a show-stopper (or debate-ender) as it might seem. What if I really really need two birds and having one bird doesn't help me at all? In that case, I might feel like I've got little to lose and everything to gain by giving up the bird in my hand for the chance - however remote -- at the two in the bush. We'll now return you to our regularly scheduled programming.

Here is analysis by hoopsworld on the needs of each team in the west. What Possible trades they might be lookin for.

http://www.hoopsworld.com/Story.asp?story_id=11533

Knicks are looking for anthony randolph(warriors) and might trade david lee. A deal might work there.

Yep, I think most teams are looking for their economy then improving this days.

heck, in NHL "capologists" are convinced that salary caps DROPS by 2 mil in 2009 and...

"The Pistons are likely to tough it out with the current roster, which when healthy is still strong enough to win a playoff series."

Oh man. How F'd up is THAT?

Not sure if this been posted here, but its good to read

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