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2012 NBA Draft Trades - Dec. 25




  • Atlanta Hawks own Suns' second-round pick from Josh Childress trade



  • Boston Celtics own Clippers' first-round pick (via Oklahoma City/Eric Bledsoe trade) from Kenrdrick Perkins trade (top-10 protected through 2016)



  • Chicago Bulls own Bobcats' first-round pick from Tyrus Thomas trade (lottery protected in 2012, top-12 protected in 2013, top-10 protected in 2014, top-seven protected in 2015, unprotected in 2016)



  • Cleveland Cavaliers own Kings' first-round pick from J.J. Hickson trade (lottery-protected in 2012, top 13-protected in 2013, top-12 in 2014, and top 10-protected from 2015-2017)

  • Cleveland Cavaliers have option to swap first-round pick with Heat from LeBron James trade

  • Cleveland Cavaliers own Hornets' second-round pick (via Heat, Marcus Thornton trade) from LeBron James trade





  • Denver Nuggets own Warriors' second-round pick (via New York/David Lee trade) from Carmelo Anthony trade



  • Detroit Pistons own Rockets' second-round pick from Chase Budinger trade (top-40 protected in 2012, top-35 protected in 2013 and 2014, unprotected in 2015)



  • Golden State Warriors own Spurs' first-round pick from Stephen Jackson/Richard Jefferson trade

  • Golden State Warriors own Hawks' second-round pick from cash considerations trade

  • Golden State Warriors own Nets' second-round pick from Brandan Wright trade



  • Houston Rockets own Knicks' first-round pick from Tracy McGrady trade (top-five protected in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)

  • Houston Rockets own Mavs' first-round pick (via Lakers/Lamar Odom trade) from Jordan Hill/Derek Fisher trade (top-20 protected)





  • Los Angeles Lakers own Bulls' second-round pick



  • Minnesota Timberwolves own Jazz's first-round pick from Al Jefferson trade (lottery-protected in 2012, top-12 protected in 2013)

  • Minnesota Timberwolves own Thunder's second-round pick from Lazar Hayward trade



  • New Jersey Nets own Rockets' first-round pick from Terrence Williams trade (lottery-protected from 2012-2016)

  • New Jersey Nets own Heat's second-round pick from Chris Quinn trade



    New Orleans Hornets own Timberwolves' first-round pick (via Clippers/Sam Cassell trade) from Chris Paul trade



    Philadelphia 76ers own Grizzlies' second-round pick from Marreese Speights trade





  • Portland Blazers own Nets' first-round pick from Gerald Wallace trade (top-3 protected in 2012, top-2 protected in 2013, top-1 protected in 2014, unprotected in 2015)

  • Portland Blazers own Timberwolves' second-round pick (via Houston/Jonny Flynn trade) from Marcus Camby trade

  • Portland Blazers have right to swap second-round picks with Nuggets



    Toronto Raptors own Pacers' second-round pick from Leandro Barbosa trade



  • Utah Jazz own Warriors' first-round pick (via New Jersey/Marcus Williams trade) from Deron Williams trade (top-seven protected in 2012 and 2013, top-six protected in 2014; if not given by 2014, Jazz receive Warriors 2nd-round picks in 2014 and 2016)



    washington Wizards own Knicks' second-round pick from Tyson Chandler three-team trade



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    2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/13
    Outstanding 2013 NBA Draft Trades - 7/12
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    2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/6
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    Atlanta Hawks' Trades Recap - 7/3
    2012 NBA Free Agent Recap - 7/2
    2012 NBA Draft Winners - 6/30
    2012 NBA Draft Losers - 6/30
    NBA Trade Analysis - 6/28
    NBA Trade Analysis - 6/27
    2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Perry Jones - More Risk or Reward? - 6/26
    2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: John Henson One of NBA Draft's Most Overrated Players - 6/25
    2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Vanderbilt to See Three Commodores Taken in NBA Draft - 6/22
    Wizards-Hornets Trade Analysis - 6/21
    2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Doron Lamb: Stepping out of Kentucky Shadows into NBA Draft - 6/20
    2012 NBA Draft Combine Coverage: Can Memphis' Will Barton Sneak into 1st round of 2012 NBA Draft? - 6/19
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    2012 NBA Draft Lottery Odds Breakdown - 5/30
    2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Winners - 3/19
    2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Losers - 3/18
    2012 NBA Trade Deadline: Five Players Likely to Be Traded - 3/8
    2012 NBA Draft Outstanding Trades - 12/25
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    A Chris Paul Fan 12-16-2011 12:23 am xxx.xxx.xxx.216 (total posts: 1)
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    Chris Paul is a great player, I think he's the best PG in the NBA and capable of making any team into an instant playoff team. That said the Clippers gave up way to much for a player with bad knees who may leave in a two years.

    If they'd been able to keep Gordon or the draft pick then i'd like the deal a lot more. If Paul stays healthy and long term it'll make it a lot less lopsided. As of now i'd say it's a big win for the Hornets considering that Paul was leaving anyways and this was the best deal they could have gotten.

    Of course if Eric Gordon realizes that New Orleans is a crappy basketball market and leaves as soon as possible it'll make it much worse for the Hornets.
    David 12-10-2011 09:40 am xxx.xxx.xxx.159 (total posts: 2)
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    Glen Davis was traded to the Magic... Bass was on the Magic and got traded to Boston
    Yung Rapist Killa 07-09-2011 10:59 am xxx.xxx.xxx.189 (total posts: 1)
    23     20

    Lebron James trade?
    John L. 07-07-2011 01:25 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.140 (total posts: 2)
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    "I don't quite completely understand. If the team cuts a player, and still has to pay the player's salary, what's the point of it?"

    So that they don't have to pay the luxury tax for that player. Which is eight figures for the likes of Walton/Haywood/Arenas.
    John L. 07-07-2011 11:20 am xxx.xxx.xxx.140 (total posts: 2)
    24     21

    You forgot the most likely - Pau Gasol. The Lakers know they need to make a move, and Gasol wants out. Don't be shocked when he's sent to an Eastern Conference team like Atlanta or Orlando.
    Dave 07-07-2011 09:23 am xxx.xxx.xxx.159 (total posts: 2)
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    I don't quite completely understand. If the team cuts a player, and still has to pay the player's salary, what's the point of it?
    nycsportzfan 07-07-2011 05:44 am xxx.xxx.xxx.134 (total posts: 1)
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    I think it would be wise for the knicks to look into trying to obtain Chris Kaman, and going way of hte Mavericks and builidng like that.. Give em Landry Fields and toney douglas, and then u got Melo, Amare, Kaman, Billups, Shumpert, re-sign Shawne Williams, Turiaf, harrelson, re-sign ant carter, sign Deshawn Stevenson, rautins, and re-sign bill walker..THen u have more money after the season as well..

    Kaman
    Amare
    Melo
    Shumpert
    Billups

    Shawne Williams(re-signed
    Turiaf
    Deshawn Stevenson(sign)
    Harrelson
    Ant Carter(re-sign)
    Rautins
    Bill Walker(re-sign)
    jgardner12 07-02-2011 01:21 pm xxx.xxx.xxx6.37 (total posts: 2)
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    Ahh did not know that part of the rule, thanks for clearing that up for me.
    David Kay 07-01-2011 04:51 pm xxx.xxx.xxx5.17 (total posts: 1)
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    @jgardner12 The rule in 2005 stated a team cannot re-sign the player they cut... which is why I would be hesitant to cut Johnson especially with Crawford a free agent, suddenly you have no shooting guard.

    @waltair I believe the fifth year has an option on it, so I should have stated three-years, $21 million guaranteed
    waltair 06-30-2011 02:56 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.199 (total posts: 3)
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    LEFT ON HIS CONTRACT
    waltair 06-30-2011 02:55 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.199 (total posts: 3)
    25     20

    outlaw has 4 year 28 mil on his contract
    jgardner12 06-30-2011 01:01 pm xxx.xxx.xxx6.37 (total posts: 2)
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    While I understand staying loyal to your star, the hawks should defiantly use it on Johnson. JJ is a wonderful player and they want him in ATL but seriously the dude isn't worth it. I mean the money he has left is close to the amount that Wade took to stay in Miami.. Again while I understand the predicament a JJ led team isn't going to win anything so might as well admit your mistake of signing him and sign him if possible to a more in line contract..
    Walter 06-30-2011 01:24 am xxx.xxx.xxx4.88 (total posts: 10)
    22     22

    @Dave - Now I do. The only Allen error was in the header, hence it was an editing mistake on my part. David spelled Allan correctly everywhere else.
    Dave 06-29-2011 04:59 pm xxx.xxx.xxx0.25 (total posts: 1)
    21     20

    You do know it's spelled A-L-L-A-N, right?
    Mile High 06-25-2011 11:20 am xxx.xxx.xxx.153 (total posts: 1)
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    the reason the Nuggets dealt Felton was because he wants to be a starter, which he will never be in Denver. Ty Lawson is the Franchise guard, and keeping Felton impedes his progress. Therefore, they traded Felton, a rising star with high value, for Miller, who will accept coming off the bench, plus they picked up Hamilton who they were targeting.






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