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Diogu for ruffin does not work straight up, theres gotta be more too it, maybe Luol?
what i wanna know is.... how does the whole trading a player twice work? I think you can trade a player again within 48 hours to another team. I mean sheed got traded again after our deal with the hawks.
there has got to be something bigger to this.
what i wanna know is.... how does the whole trading a player twice work? I think you can trade a player again within 48 hours to another team. I mean sheed got traded again after our deal with the hawks.
Diogu for ruffin does not work straight up, theres gotta be more too it, maybe Luol?
Apparently for Michael Ruffin. Could be part of something bigger coming. According to Chris Sheridan on Espn.com.
According to numerous league sources, a trade sending Kings players Brad Miller and John Salmons to Chicago in exchange for Andres Nocioni, Drew Gooden, Michael Ruffin and Cedric Simmons has been agreed upon and is pending league approval.
In a separate deal with Portland, Ike Diogu comes to the Kings for Ruffin. The Kings are also expected to receive approximately $1 million in the trade with Portland.
The Kings are not only a bad team, but an expensive bad team that had a payroll of $69 million before this deal. At a time when they desperately need to improve their salary cap situation for the future, this trade saves them approximately $13.5 million in salary cap room for next season. It could potentially make them more relevant in the free agent market this summer or allow the payroll flexibility to be more active on the trade front after this season. Beyond next season, though, Nocioni's contract will add $6.9 million to payroll in 2010-11 and $6.7 million in 2011-12. Gooden, Ruffin and Simmons all have expiring contracts worth $7.1 million, $1.1 million, and $1.7 million respectively.
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The deal also involved a third team. The Bulls agreed to send Michael Ruffin to Portland, and the Trail Blazers would ship Ike Diogu to the Kings, sources told ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard.
So this means we're getting a trade exception of roughly 2 millions? Cause then this smells like a Tom Penn move, setting up another trade.
So this means we're getting a trade exception of roughly 2 millions? Cause then this smells like a Tom Penn move, setting up another trade.
or were saving roughly $2 million on Ike's contract, hopefully in preparation of eating someone else's bad contract.
OK. So Ruffin for Ike doesn't work.
Is it true that trade exceptions cannot be bundled together? So the Bulls have to be sending something else to get the trade to match up?
It'll be interesting to see. Ruffin is useless, it seems, given that he hasn't played a minute for the Bulls this year.
Ed O.
Article has been updated:
This makes no sense. Shipping out Diogu just to bring back Ruffin?
