Would the Nets and Mavs Do Another Deal?

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  1. NJNetz

    NJNetz BBW Banned

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Dallas writers are still none too happy about the Nets’ trade. So they’ve come up with a solution: Do it again, this time dealing Josh Howard for Richard Jefferson! Howard angered Mavs’ management by 1) telling local radio he smokes weed in the off-season and 2) staging a birthday party after a playoff loss. The risk? Dallas has “already contributed enough to the Nets’ core for the next decade,” as one put it.</div>
    Eddie Sefko - Dallas Morning News
    Tim MacMahon - Dallas Morning News
     
  2. pegs

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    Haha...that would be great. I'd be down for it.

    Howard's a way better defensive player. And has a Team Option for the last year of his contract, unlike RJ.

    Also, maybe it'd cause Diop to want to stay..?
     
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    Get Bass from them this time Thorn!

    Bass + Howard
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (NOMAM @ Jun 10 2008, 07:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Get Bass from them this time Thorn!

    Bass + Howard</div>
    Do it Thron! Send back Diop, if they really want him.
     
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    #1_War_Poet_ForLife The Baker of Cakes

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    New York /
    Zach Randolph (for Howard and Jerry Stackhouse) Actually, for the Mavericks, it works better for Eddy Curry, straight up. But the Knicks probably will move Randolph before Curry. A low-post threat, for sure. Randolph has much more baggage than Howard.


    Yeah, that's what it doesn't work [​IMG]
     
  6. shankyoass

    shankyoass Ceci n'est pas une pipe.

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    What the hell is Mark Cuban thinking?

    Edit: Nevermind. A writer's suggestion. Had me so scared I didn't read correctly.
     
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    howard for rj? that's a no-brainer...nets will jump at that deal...howard is cheaper and has a shorter contract.
     
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    Yeah I'd jump on this trade as well. I wonder if he'll become a problem though? I mean I didnt hear any complains about him until last year..so im wondering if it was a one-time accident? Ugh
     
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    Screw this deal.

    RJ's had maturity issues brought up, but they pale in comparison to Howard. To me, RJ has proven to be a winner (from college to the NBA) with the kind of crunchtime mentality; as well as playoff/finals experience; that Howard lacks.

    3 plusses though:

    Howard may change for the better playing with his best friend
    Diop might want to stay
    Howard has a slightly better contract than RJ

    Still though... I'm not liking it. We've had issues with pot smoking players who dissapear in the playoffs.
     

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