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How do teams other than LA and ORL benefit from the trade
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The Sixers moving Olympian Andre Iguodola, second year prospect Nikola Vucevic, rookie Moe Harkless, and a conditional draft pick in exchange for Andrew Bynum and vet Jason Richardson.
The Nuggets moving Arron Afflalo, Al Harrington, a 2013 Second-round pick, and a 2014 first round pick in exchange for ANdre iguodola.
In my opinion, I don't like the Sixers acquisition of Bynum, as I'm not a fan of Bynum. Last year with the random 3-point shots and just other immature behavior. PLus, I read an interview where he stated "I don't care what team I play for, because every city has a bank" That's not the mentality I want my teams "superstar" to posess. Aside from J-Rich's big contract, I think he's a great role player who can help stretch the floor with his range. I just wish they hadn't given up two prospects, AND a first round pick, because they had already given up two draft picks at the draft for a trade with Miami.
I think Denver made out well, they gave up draft picks and two role players for a top-tier elite defender. He should help with slow tough opponents like Kevin Durant and Kobe Bryant during any push they might make in the West.
So what do you guys think? Obviously the Lakers made out well, and the Magic restocked on youth and draft picks rather than letting Dwight walk in Free Agency next summer. But what about the Sixers and the Nuggets?
The Nuggets moving Arron Afflalo, Al Harrington, a 2013 Second-round pick, and a 2014 first round pick in exchange for ANdre iguodola.
In my opinion, I don't like the Sixers acquisition of Bynum, as I'm not a fan of Bynum. Last year with the random 3-point shots and just other immature behavior. PLus, I read an interview where he stated "I don't care what team I play for, because every city has a bank" That's not the mentality I want my teams "superstar" to posess. Aside from J-Rich's big contract, I think he's a great role player who can help stretch the floor with his range. I just wish they hadn't given up two prospects, AND a first round pick, because they had already given up two draft picks at the draft for a trade with Miami.
I think Denver made out well, they gave up draft picks and two role players for a top-tier elite defender. He should help with slow tough opponents like Kevin Durant and Kobe Bryant during any push they might make in the West.
So what do you guys think? Obviously the Lakers made out well, and the Magic restocked on youth and draft picks rather than letting Dwight walk in Free Agency next summer. But what about the Sixers and the Nuggets?
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Bynum is a good player, as he matures some of that childish side will go awaY. Give him sometime he will be worth it.
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