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Steven123 · 10-20-2011, 01:41 PM

Currently playing with the Knicks.

I just started my season (1-1, win against Heat and loss against Bucks) but I'm hunting for possible trades as the season matures more. The only real player I'm willingh to trade that has any value is Chauncey Billups. One possible trade I've been looking at is

Knicks trade:
Chauncey Billups (79 ovr)

Clippers trade:
Chris Kaman (73 ovr)

I would lost Chauncey's production, but I will gain a great talent at the 5. I signed Dalembert before the season started so my frontcourt would look pretty strong with Amare, Kaman, Dalembert, & Turiaf. I would probably make Toney Douglas the starter with Iman Shumpert and Andy Rautins behind him.

Clippers get a tough veteran point guard to lead their young talent and DeAndre gets the play time he deserves since he's likely considered the future of the Clippers. Griffin and Jordan frontcourt sounds very scary.

10-20-2011, 01:41 PM	#16
Steven123 Pro OVR: 7 Join Date: Feb 2007	Re: OFFICIAL 'Association: Are these Good Trades?' Thread Currently playing with the Knicks. I just started my season (1-1, win against Heat and loss against Bucks) but I'm hunting for possible trades as the season matures more. The only real player I'm willingh to trade that has any value is Chauncey Billups. One possible trade I've been looking at is Knicks trade: Chauncey Billups (79 ovr) Clippers trade: Chris Kaman (73 ovr) I would lost Chauncey's production, but I will gain a great talent at the 5. I signed Dalembert before the season started so my frontcourt would look pretty strong with Amare, Kaman, Dalembert, & Turiaf. I would probably make Toney Douglas the starter with Iman Shumpert and Andy Rautins behind him. Clippers get a tough veteran point guard to lead their young talent and DeAndre gets the play time he deserves since he's likely considered the future of the Clippers. Griffin and Jordan frontcourt sounds very scary.