Report: Paul Has Demanded Trade To Knicks, Magic, Lakers

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  • Primetime
    Thank You Prince
    • Nov 2008
    • 17526

    #31
    Another thought though, I'd love to see Paul in NY but that gives Amare another PG like he's always had, possibly even better. I'm really interested to see if Amare can be that same dominant scorer without the amazing passing ability of someone like Steve Nash. No complaints either way it happens though.

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    • Argath
      $2 whore
      • Apr 2009
      • 9241

      #32
      not liking this at all.


      NBA is gonna have 5 super teams and 25 teams sub 500 soon.


      We'll see our first perfect season in the NBA if this trend continues

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      • Whatupdoe44
        Magic
        • Nov 2008
        • 4954

        #33
        Originally posted by stevsta
        your forgetting they already have 2 high salary pgs and 3 if you cound redick
        jameer would most likely be in the deal, whether its too new orleans or involving a third team (indiana for instance?) to get him.

        I could see the magic giving up a package of Gortat,Nelson,Carter, draft picks for paul. Maybe Ryan Anderson or Bass to sweeten the deal, not sure who goes where of course, but hopefully orlando can get a 3rd team involved to sweeten the deal for new orleans.


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        • SuperKevin
          War Hero
          • Dec 2009
          • 8759

          #34
          Seriously. Contract out the bottom 10 selling franchises and just have 20 stronger teams

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          • killgod
            OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
            • Oct 2008
            • 4714

            #35
            Originally posted by SuperKevin
            Seriously. Contract out the bottom 10 selling franchises and just have 20 stronger teams
            At the rate things are moving I'd say that could very well happen. Unless the NBA has revenue sharing? Keep those garbage teams afloat with Miami/New York/LA's money.

            I guess LeBron will get his legacy, he started the revolution that kills 10 franchises, hopefully Cleveland is one of them just for additional laughs.

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            • Primetime
              Thank You Prince
              • Nov 2008
              • 17526

              #36
              I love that the Bucks don't have a single guy even close to being a superstar, yet they are at odds to win 50-53+ games next season.

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              • Argath
                $2 whore
                • Apr 2009
                • 9241

                #37
                Originally posted by Primetime232
                I love that the Bucks don't have a single guy even close to being a superstar, yet they are at odds to win 50-53+ games next season.




                :laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

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                • FirstTimer
                  Freeman Error

                  • Feb 2009
                  • 18729

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Primetime232
                  I love that the Bucks don't have a single guy even close to being a superstar, yet they are at odds to win 50-53+ games next season.
                  Originally posted by Argath




                  :laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
                  LOL what? Just wait until you get a full season of Salmons..............

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                  • Primetime
                    Thank You Prince
                    • Nov 2008
                    • 17526

                    #39
                    Originally posted by FirstTimer
                    LOL what? Just wait until you get a full season of Salmons..............
                    I wasn't my personal opinion, it was simply the odds I've seen. For instance, Miami was O/U 62.5, Lakers are O/U 58.5, Bucks are at O/U 51.5

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                    • Archer
                      Go the fuck outside
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 15303

                      #40
                      Originally posted by red33
                      this seems different a bit but is it really?

                      NO and CLE are the same when it comes to markets and winning or lack there of.

                      But CP3 isnt from NO right? Not like LBJ? Seems hypocritical of me to give any type of criticsm to LBJ and not CP3.

                      IMO CP3 is a top 4 player in the LG and is vastly overlooked cuz of whos playing right now.
                      The Hornets are doing anything they can to get under the luxury cap

                      The Cavs were making trade after trade to help LeBron out [even if they did fail more times than not]

                      Not the same at all

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                      • IamMedellin
                        Everything Burns...
                        • Nov 2008
                        • 10910

                        #41
                        NYK collusion?




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                        • FedEx227
                          Delivers
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 10454

                          #42
                          Originally posted by stevsta
                          your forgetting they already have 2 high salary pgs and 3 if you cound redick
                          I'm just saying realistically money-wise this is about the only deal they could pull off. None of the other money really works unless they want to trade Carter or Lewis.
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                          • red33
                            Junior Member
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 5065

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Archer
                            The Hornets are doing anything they can to get under the luxury cap

                            The Cavs were making trade after trade to help LeBron out [even if they did fail more times than not]

                            Not the same at all
                            yea i see ur guys point.

                            NY seems like Paul's best choice. I cant see who LA would have to give up to get him or ORL.

                            Maybe ORL but they would have to deal Nelson.

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                            • SuperKevin
                              War Hero
                              • Dec 2009
                              • 8759

                              #44
                              ESPN was reporting Dallas and Portland as candidates as well.

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                              • Primetime
                                Thank You Prince
                                • Nov 2008
                                • 17526

                                #45
                                I'd be happy with Portland, but happier with NY. Portland would be nicer if I could trust Oden to stay healthy but who the fuck knows about him anymore.

                                I don't see him going anywhere but NY though. Either he's traded to the Knicks, or he stays in NO.

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