Another trade idea.

by luisandro1530 on Dec 28, 2009 1:21 PM MST

Probably not one of the best ones posted on here, but I liked it.

Phoenix gets:

Memphis gets:

Houston gets:

http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=yz9tajk

Phoenix receives a talented, young guard in Mayo who can replace J-Rich as our starting SG and another hustle player in Andersen.

Memphis receives T-Mac and take a stab at the A.I. Experiment 2.0 in hopes of raising attendance, along with Luis Scola who already is an impact player and Earl Clark who has potential.

Houston receives J-Rich and Zach Randolph. I think that makes them a better team now and they're both under contract for the next two years, so they'll still look like a pretty good team if Yao returns next season. Steven Hunter and Alando Tucker's contracts are due to come off the books at the end of this season.

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I really don’t think Houston would go for this. They really like the chemistry they have going on their team, and as we know, Z-Bo is a chemistry killer. I’m sure they’d much rather just let T-Mac’s contract expire. Scola is not quite as good on the low block, but he’s a damn fine post player in his own right.

I kind of like Mayo for the Suns, but there are other young players in the league that I like more.

by jburning on Dec 28, 2009 2:42 PM MST reply actions

Z-Bo is actually playing his heart out for Memphis.

Maybe he’s trying to change his reputation?

Bright Side of the Sun, where Suns basketball never looked so good.

by Trevor Paxton on Dec 29, 2009 3:21 AM MST up reply actions

I think Houston wins in this trade..Zach Randolph is underrated..Memphos wouldnt do it because OJ Mayo is a good up and coming player on a cheap contract…

by marques m on Dec 28, 2009 5:30 PM MST reply actions

Its not bad

It’s kinda complicated so the three teams owners would have to sign off on it. But it’s not bad really. Maybe everyone of the trade partners feels he benefits here.

by eagleheart on Dec 29, 2009 1:10 AM MST reply actions