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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Man the national ESPN writers are really hard on the Cavs. Advocating that Stern should veto the trade and that we "just gave away" Sessions so Kobe could win a title and not LeBron...

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    FWIW




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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Quote Originally Posted by supermario21 View Post
    Man the national ESPN writers are really hard on the Cavs. Advocating that Stern should veto the trade and that we "just gave away" Sessions so Kobe could win a title and not LeBron...
    Did did actually say it that way or just infer it?

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    It's amazing how little these guys know really about pick swapping. We could come out big winners in a year.

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Quote Originally Posted by metalman213 View Post
    love it. miamis pick is going to be so high next year, and lakers have a real chance of being lower. we could end up with 2 early 20s picks. i guess we technically lost this deal, but its the right deal to make. sessions was leaving next year, and there is quite a bit of talent in the first round this year. sessions is overrated by the rest of the planet, but we all know he cant be the starting point guard on a championship team. i mean they need a distributing point guard who feeds their bigs and can hit open threes. sessions definitely does not fit that role.
    Hah, you wait to see if Sessions can feed their bigs--he will have two bigs that can actually catch the ball AND finish for the first time in his career. And Sessions is shooting 41.9% on threes this year. And Ramon is great at getting to the line--the Lakers needed someone who can get to the rim in the worst way. The kid has improved and is going to make them much better.

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    National writers seem to be so stupid. True fans of their cities teams know 1000000x more about their teams' situations than the national guys do.

    The right to swap picks is very nice. Like many have said... you never know. If Kobe, Bynum, or Gasol go down it could be huge...... At the very least, it should help us move up a few spots as I would imagine the Heat will be better than LA.

    National guys are killing us for taking on the salary. Well... obviously nobody cares. We aren't attracting any free agents and Dan Gilbert obviously doesn't give a shit about the money.

    Even better.... We add a fairly decent sized expiring contract to try to trade away next season. I know the value of expiring contracts has gone down, but it does still have some value. I guarantee we get at least some interest in that next season. Luke Walton and Boobie Gibson will be a combined $10 million dollars in expiring contracts. I think this should be getting more attention.


    Gilbert gets bashed instead of getting credit for paying $5 mil to get a pick in the fucking 20's. Guy is a beast.

    For b00bie and all the other Dolan lovers..... DAMN I WISH HE'D BUY THE INDIANS!!!!!

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Quote Originally Posted by Gimme Some Mo View Post
    We add a fairly decent sized expiring contract to try to trade away next season. I know the value of expiring contracts has gone down, but it does still have some value. I guarantee we get at least some interest in that next season. Luke Walton and Boobie Gibson will be a combined $10 million dollars in expiring contracts. I think this should be getting more attention.

    Forget Boobie, I think he's a piece that will remain here for a long time. But Walton gives us a moveable expiring contract. They've lost value, but a $6 million expiring is much better than Jamison's $15 million. Walton can actually be moved for a piece that isn't high cost. With Jamison, teams would have had to gut their core to get him (for the most part).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noonan View Post
    FWIW


    I can only hope so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AvonCavsFan View Post
    Hah, you wait to see if Sessions can feed their bigs--he will have two bigs that can actually catch the ball AND finish for the first time in his career. And Sessions is shooting 41.9% on threes this year. And Ramon is great at getting to the line--the Lakers needed someone who can get to the rim in the worst way. The kid has improved and is going to make them much better.
    If you ask me who won this, I will say the Lakers. Ramon is going to get Jeremy Lin type hype really soon. He will score close to 20 a game, and he has been great assisting on the drive and kick this year, so the media is going to go nuts for him. I really think he will do well, and help that team come alive because for one thing he has a lot of energy, and if he breaks down the defense, Kobe and Pau are going to have wide open shots.

    I love the trade though for the Cavs too. The pick swap tips it over the edge.

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    So wait...we can swap picks with the lakers in 2013? Or they can swap with us?
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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Im more of an expert than some if these espn "experts".
    Is it next season yet?

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    Can someone explain the pick swap to me like I am a 5 year old?
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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Quote Originally Posted by huber14 View Post
    Can someone explain the pick swap to me like I am a 5 year old?
    If the Lakers pick is better than the Heats, we get the Lakers pick.

    If the Heat's pick is better than the Lakers, we get the Heats pick.

    Example: If Heat pick 30 and LA picks 23, we get pick 23.

    If Heat pick 20 and LA picks 25, we get pick 20.

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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    Quote Originally Posted by huber14 View Post
    Can someone explain the pick swap to me like I am a 5 year old?
    If the Lakers pick is better then the Heat's, we essentially can force a trade where the Lakers get the Heat's pick and we get the Laker's pick.
    What I don't know is if there any lottery protection on this or not.
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    Default Re: Windy: Sessions traded to LA

    I can definitely see Ramon dribbling for 20 seconds before throwing himself into the D and missing, then the camera cutting to Kobe incredulously shaking his head.

    Ramon dribbles A LOT. Kobe might kill him.

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