Forum Game Rip City Two 2019 Mock Off Season - Trade Discussions

You can push through the 3 team trade qnd then they can make that deal seperately if you want. Just figured itd be easier this way.

 

Yeah, I think it makes it easier for the Hornets.

 

@joeBlazers you were on and liked my previous post but not the one to make it official.

 

@yuyuza1 @Chris Craig ?

 

Dallas & Memphis have agreed to a trade:

Mavericks get Dion Waiters
Outgoing $0
Incoming $11,550,000

Grizzlies get Minimum Cash Considerations
Outgoing $11,550,000
Incoming $0

Dallas is $12,602,339 under the cap and therefore can accept the Waiters contract outright.

 

New York is sending Damyean Dotson to Minnesota for the rights to some foreign dude no one has heard of. Minnesota is absorbing Dotson using part of their Justin Patton TPE. Dotson's contract for 2019-20 is being guaranteed by Minnesota.

 

@Chris Craig, none of the 3 players you are sending out can be combined in a trade, they can only be traded individually. It might still work but you'd have to show it as 3 separate doable deals for it to go through.

 

I just said all 3. When you trade for someone you can't combine them in a trade for 2 months, which for our purposes will be close to training camp after free agency, unless the trade works without their salaries being combined.

Harden can be combined with any Rockets players you might have left but in your current trade you must deal Harden, Bamba, and Kennard all separately.

 

I'm not sure if it works split up.

Harden and Hill for Harden works

Wilson and Brown for Bamba works

I don't think Connaughton for Kennard works though, Milwaukee might have to throw something else in?

 

Bucks can combine salary because they haven't made any trades.

 

Sorry I'm at work right now, but I can try and help later.

 

So the way the rules are set up once you post a trade no one can interfere between Houston and Milwaukee but you guys can open it up to a 3rd team to help if you want or you can keep trying to make it work on your own.