Hmmm I'm not too sure the Hornets would want to take on two more bad contracts, but they might just to try and show Chris Paul they're willing to spend a lot of money to build around him and willing to wheel and deal. All around good trade, very even and realistic in my opinion.
Fair trade there. All of that for the first pick then the first pick goes for Amar'e. In real life if there is a really good first pick (i.e. John Wall, Derrick Rose, etc.) that player could definitely go for Amar'e, maybe even Amar'e plus some. So, solid trade and nice makeover of the Kings bud. John Wall, Carmelo Anthony, and Amar'e Stoudemire is a scary trio of players. Nice.
Thinking it over, yes, I suppose it could be considered a fair trade. Only problem I have now is that Deng has a bad contracts, but hey they pay Granger about the same so it's not like their taking on extra money so fair trade.
Deng and Gordon both have bad contract and are about even talent so fair there, Tony Allen for Brewer is about even as well, but maybe try doing this without picks, as Grizzlies 1st rounders are much more valuable than Bulls 1st rounders. Lemme know how it goes.
Now onto my trades, lol. I started a Warriors franchise, and I made 3 trades to really turn them into a defensive minded team, which ties into new head coach Keith Smart's style of ball. Let me know what you guys think.
Warriors Get:
Gerald Wallace
'11 Bobcats 1st rounder
Bobcats Get:
Monta Ellis
'12 Warriors 1st rounder
Bobcats want an explosive point guard and that's what they get in Monta Ellis, they also gain value by switching their pick with the Warriors. Next one.
Warriors Get:
Tyson Chandler
J.J. Barea
Mavericks Get:
Andris Biedrins
Charlie Bell
Pretty even trade, maybe a little favored my way but Biedrins is rated better in this game, so pretty even but I realize it's a bit of a steal. Last one.
Warriors Get:
Tony Allen
Grizzlies Get:
Brandan Wright
They get a good young power forward in exchange for a wing player, which they have a bit of an excess of with Mayo, Gay, Young, and other people I forget the name of, lol. Anyways, lineup looks like this now.
PG: Stephen Curry
SG: Tony Allen
SF: Gerald Wallace
PF: David Lee
C: Tyson Chandler
Here's the bench.
PG: J.J. Barea
SF: Dorrel Wright
SF: Reggie Williams
SF: Rodney Carney
PF: Ekpe Udoh
PF: Louis Amundson
PF: Vladimir Radmonavic
C: Dan Gadzuric
As you can see, very defensive minded team now aside from Radmonavic, Lee, and Williams. I won the first game against the Rockets 103-80 on Pro/Sim, so it's looking pretty good right now. Lemme know what you guys think, thanks.