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Potential trade destinations for Lowry: Dec.12 - NY a match?
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planetmars wrote: View PostLiking this idea for Lowry to LA:
Toronto gets Nash, LA 2014 first, and the right to swap Lakers 2016 pick.
LA gets Lowry, Toronto's 2015 pick
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostCan someone explain to me how that would even be possible? I thought you couldn't trade away consecutive 1st round picks in any scenario, and LA's 2015 is still going to PHX.
Currently: LA has a pick in 2014, but no pick in 2015 (going to Phoenix).
Proposal: LA loses pick in 2014, but gains a pick in 2015 (from Toronto). So they will have a pick in 2015, but no pick in 2014 (opposite of current situation).
Added benefit: Toronto gets right to swap picks in 2016 (assuming LA's is worse than theirs by then).
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planetmars wrote: View PostYou can't be out two first round picks in consecutive drafts.
Currently: LA has a pick in 2014, but no pick in 2015 (going to Phoenix).
Proposal: LA loses pick in 2014, but gains a pick in 2015 (from Toronto). So they will have a pick in 2015, but no pick in 2014 (opposite of current situation).
Added benefit: Toronto gets right to swap picks in 2016 (assuming LA's is worse than theirs by then).Ball Don't Lie
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phdmac wrote: View Postnot if you traded the previous year's pick, otherwise the rule could be negated every year
The Stepien rule applies only to future first round picks. For example, if this is the 2011-12 season, then a team can trade its 2012 first round pick without regard to whether they had traded their 2011 pick, since their 2011 pick is no longer a future pick. But they can't trade away both their 2012 and 2013 picks, since both are future picks. Teams sometimes work around this rule by trading first round picks in alternate years.
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phdmac wrote: View Postbecause they can't trade 2016 as it stands now. Otherwise after 2015 wouldn't it reset and they would be allowed to deal it?
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phdmac wrote: View Postnot if you traded the previous year's pick, otherwise the rule could be negated every year
The rule is forward looking only.
And the Lakers can trade their 2014 pick, it just has to be on draft night after they make the selection (either for themselves or another team).
*whoops* Appears planetmars already took care of this!
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planetmars wrote: View PostLiking this idea for Lowry to LA:
Toronto gets Nash, LA 2014 first, and the right to swap Lakers 2016 pick.
LA gets Lowry, Toronto's 2015 pick
The only way I would take Nash is in a 3 team trade with phoenix? something like okafor, lowry and johnson moving to lakers, gasol and novak to phoenix and we get alex len, nash and picks from phoenix and lakers.
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draftedraptor wrote: View PostI do not like this trade. Our 2015 pick is far more valuable than a 2016 pick swap with lakers.
The only way I would take Nash is in a 3 team trade with phoenix? something like okafor, lowry and johnson moving to lakers, gasol and novak to phoenix and we get alex len, nash and picks from phoenix and lakers.
Just a hypothetical of course.. I would personally rather have two lottery picks in 2014 when the draft is expected to be loaded.
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