DEN-NYK-MIL

[Milwaukee Bucks]

DEN send:

(86) Tony Parker - $12,600,000 - $13,500,000
(66) Marcus Banks - $4,464,000 - $4,752,000
(69) Rasho Nesterovic - $1,000,000 - $1,000,000 - $1,000,000
(69) Sean Williams - $500,000 - $500,000


DEN receive:

(77) Dan. Gallinari - $3,089,040 - $3,304,560 - $4,190,182 - $5,589,703
(71) Marcus Thornton - $1,003,560 - $1,078,800 - $1,154,040 - $2,083,042 - $3,103,733
(73) George Hill - $1,081,680 - $1,157,160 - $2,086,359 - $3,079,466
(68) Eddy Curry - $10,500,423 - $11,276,863

Incoming Salary: $15,674,703
Outgoing Salary:$18,564,000


NYK send:

(77) Dan. Gallinari - $3,089,040 - $3,304,560 - $4,190,182 - $5,589,703
(71) Marcus Thornton - $1,003,560 - $1,078,800 - $1,154,040 - $2,083,042 - $3,103,733
(73) George Hill - $1,081,680 - $1,157,160 - $2,086,359 - $3,079,466
(68) Eddy Curry - $10,500,423 - $11,276,863
(68) Antoine Wright - $2,110,550
Spurs 2010 1st round
Knicks 2011 2nd round


NYK receive:

(81) Nene - $10,520,000 - $11,360,000
(78) Thaddeus Young - $2,105,400 - $2,901,241 - $3,992,108
(66) Marcus Banks - $4,464,000 - $4,752,000
(69) Rasho Nesterovic - $1,000,000 - $1,000,000 - $1,000,000
(69) Sean Williams - $500,000 - $500,000

Incoming Salary: $18,589,400
Outgoing Salary: $17,785,253


MIL send:

(81) Nene - $10,520,000 - $11,360,000
(78) Thaddeus Young - $2,105,400 - $2,901,241 - $3,992,108


MIL receive:

(86) Tony Parker - $12,600,000 - $13,500,000
(68) Antoine Wright - $2,110,550
Spurs 2010 1st round
Knicks 2011 2nd round

Incoming Salary: $14,710,550
Outgoing Salary: $12,625,400

This is a blockbuster 3 way trade of this year, i accept this trade.

[New York Knicks]

sure i accept

[Denver Nuggets]

I accept this trade..........You're right MIL this will be the 3 way blockbuster trade this year

[Detroit Pistons]

This involves many players for sure. Blockbuster wise, not so much. I'll accept anyway

[blue]

Not completely sure why Denver is doing this, he has a competitive team and now has no PG.
I accept though.

[Minnesota Timberwolves]

I don't see why Milwaukee does this, now he would have 2 great point guards in Kidd and Parker (+Chalmers) and the rest of the field is pretty empty. Unless this will be just 1 part of the trade for them, I don't see why would he do this. I would like to hear Milwaukee's further explanation.

[blue]

Mar 14, 2010 19:34:27 GMT 2 Minnesota Timberwolves said:

I don't see why Milwaukee does this, now he would have 2 great point guards in Kidd and Parker (+Chalmers) and the rest of the field is pretty empty. Unless this will be just 1 part of the trade for them, I don't see why would he do this. I would like to hear Milwaukee's further explanation.

Hmmm, didn't know that the Bucks had Kidd also, would also like to hear an explanation

[Detroit Pistons]

Oh yeah I didn't know that too. I'll decline for now until i hear an explanation. And Milwaukee, don't be a smart ass updating your salary charts including Parker and all when this trade is far (and I mean FAR) from going through.

[Milwaukee Bucks]

I will do this trade, because i want Parker very much, I negotiate Kidd to the other teams, And if we finish the negotiation of Kidd to the other team. i think my team will be great with Tony Parker.

[Minnesota Timberwolves]

I still don't see how Milwaukee benefits from this deal, this leaves a big gaping hole in frontcourt, if I'm not mistaken Josh Powell would be their starting PF/C. That's awful. Unless they go very small and it still won't make sense. Unless Milwaukee does a trade that will help him back filling holes, I don't this doesn't make any sense for him. I still decline.

[Milwaukee Bucks]

Minny, i think we must do this trade because Kidd is injured and he is now on a negotiation,

[Minnesota Timberwolves]

Umm... this won't go through until there is 3 acceptances or 3 declines. I stated my opinion on this and declined and now is up to the rest of the CMs.

[blue]

I also decline, your front court will be terrible and you might not be able to get another big man of Nene's calibre with Kidd.