Idog1976
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Bowen, Thomas and Sessions for Bayless, Rudy and Outlaw.Doing that would turn part of our cap space into a trade exception that can only be used on a single player. Waiting and bundling would leave us with more cap space.
[Edit: I am confused here. Let me think if I can salvage some sense in what I said. Hmmm... Okay, no. Let's see the proposal:
Bucks send re-signed sessions (around $6M) and Thomas ($3.8M) to Blazers. We send Bayless and ??? to Bucks. If it was just Bayless, then what CtC says above makes sense. But if we're trying to preserve cap space by adding more to Bayless in the trade (Martell? Outlaw?) then... what CtC says still makes sense. The ONLY reason we wouldn't be able to do this is if more than simply Thomas and Sessions were coming over, or if the Bucks wanted to trade Thomas AND Bowen AND Sessions or if Sessions' agent wanted to wait it out and see if they can con the Knicks or someone into offering him a nice fat juicy offer sheet (perhaps more than the Blazers would by themselves, not wanting to bid against themselves).]
We solve all of our position problems in one trade.
PG: Sessions/Blake/jeter
SG: Roy/Bowen/Blake
SF: Batum/Bowen
PF: LMA/Thomas/Cunningham
C: Oden/Przybilla/Pendegraph
I like that team. A good mix of experience and youth. I really can't stand Bowen's dirty play but maybe KP doesn't feel the same way. Bowen's defense also has really gone downhill, but I suppose he can guard second string perimeter players for 15 to 20 minutes a game and nail the open 3 ball. I love the Kurt Thomas pickup he's perfect behind LMA absolutely perfect. I might even play him with Oden sometimes to let GO concentrate on his post game with Thomas cleaning the glass on the weak side. LMA and Przybilla work well together as well so it would be a fairly fluid lineup.
I like it and it seems feasible.
