HOU/LAC trade

[Los Angeles Clippers]

LA Clippers sends:

Corey-Maggette-(83)---$7,000,000-----$7,000,000-----$7,000,000
Hakim-Warrick-(71)------$1,286,280-----$1,376,040----$2,119,102


LA Clippers receives:

Andrew-Bogut---78---$4,665,960------$4,991,520-------$6,294,307----$8,182,599
Robert-Swift---69-----$1,887,600------$2,601,113------$3,579,131
Pat-Garrity---63-------$3,525,000-------$3,818,750
2008 1st Round Draft Pick (NO Hornets')

Total Incoming: $10,078,560
Total Outgoing: $8,286,280

Houston Rockets sends:

Andrew-Bogut---78---$4,665,960------$4,991,520-------$6,294,307----$8,182,599
Robert-Swift---69-----$1,887,600------$2,601,113------$3,579,131
Pat-Garrity---63-------$3,525,000-------$3,818,750
2008 1st Round Draft Pick (NO Hornets')

Houston Rockets receives:

Corey-Maggette-(83)---$7,000,000-----$7,000,000-----$7,000,000
Hakim-Warrick-(71)------$1,286,280-----$1,376,040----$2,119,102

Total Outgoing: $10,078,560
Total Incoming: $8,286,280

as GM of the Clippers I accept this trade. It gets us the big man we were looking for to trade Maggette, and we're willing to take Garrity's contract to make the salaries work from Rockets' side since he is over the cap.

Clippers will drop Mario Kasun (61 - $500,000) to make room on the roster.

Thanks again for the deadline extension.

[yahoo - HOU]

i accept this trade. i get someone who can score for my team in maggette and a player with very high potential in Warrick. NO's pick really doesnt mean much to me since he's team is sick and i also get rid of Garrity's contract

[wilberto628 - MIL]

i accept good trade for both teams

[New Orleans Hornets]

i accept

[Oklahoma City Thunder]

i accpet.

release kasun once approved

[Memphis Grizzlies]

i reject this one, it'll probably get accepted by another person anyhow........

but robert swift is a joke..... so its basically maggette + warrick (a good player next year) for bogut, which i think is unfair.

[Los Angeles Clippers]

Robert Swift is rated 69 and he's 21...Warrick is rated 71 and he's 25...I'd really like a better explanation if you don't mind.

[Orlando Magic]

i accept, i like that trade, bogut is sick!

[Memphis Grizzlies]

jlawdrummer said:

Robert Swift is rated 69 and he's 21...Warrick is rated 71 and he's 25...I'd really like a better explanation if you don't mind.

and he's always injured. corey maggette is better then bogut himself, so when you include hakim warrick its unfair. a player better then warrick, not robert swift, would make me accept. and new orleans draft pick? thats gonna be like the 30th pick.

[wilberto628 - MIL]

it doesnt matter, this trade has 4 approvals

[Los Angeles Clippers]

samspi said:

jlawdrummer said:

Robert Swift is rated 69 and he's 21...Warrick is rated 71 and he's 25...I'd really like a better explanation if you don't mind.

and he's always injured. corey maggette is better then bogut himself, so when you include hakim warrick its unfair. a player better then warrick, not robert swift, would make me accept. and new orleans draft pick? thats gonna be like the 30th pick.

You realize Maggette's rating isn't likely to ever go up again, while Bogut's is likely to go up significantly? he's 22, so he'll be rated an 83 probably in 2 years or something, plus as a big man he's more valuable to me than a SF is. Obviously we don't see eye to eye on it, but whatever.

robert Swift has played 46 games in this SIM LEAGUE this season, Bogut has only played 45, I guess he's "always injured" also? this is a sim league, not the real life. Some parts of "real life" still kind of apply to the sim leagues, but Swift hasn't been injured at all this year, so your point doesn't really make sense. Obviously I understand that NO's pick is the last in the 1st round, although it's his pick NEXT year so a lot is to be decided between now and the end of NEXT season. He should by all rights still have a great team, just saying its still worth something as a 1st round pick.

Anyway, trade is through so it's all good.

[Oklahoma City Thunder]

approved

please update all depth charts and salary charts