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Old 07-24-2002, 05:30 PM   #1
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First off I know that this will get lots of those no way comments, so keep them to yourself. Contructive criticism would be nice. I have come up with a way for a lot of teams to come out winners in the Lewis S&T, so here goes.

Seattle Trades: Lewis 8 Mil(BYC 4.5), Booth 5 Mil Total 9.5 Mil
Seattle Receives: Ricky Davis 6mil, Wilcox 1mil, Chris Mihm 2.2mil Total 9.2

Cleveland Trades: Zydrunas Illgauskas 12.3mil, Andre Miller 2.5mil, Chris Mihm 2.2, Ricky Davis 6mil(BYC 3mil) 4 years starting at 6. Total 20mil
Cleveland Receives: Nick Van Excel 10mil, Lamar Odom 3.5mil, Calvin Booth 5mil, Melvin Ely 1 mil total 19.5mil

Dallas Trades: Van Excel 10mil, Najera 4mil(BYC 2mil), Avery Johnson 5mil Total 18
Dallas Receives: Zydrunas Illgauskas 12.3mil, Rashard Lewis 8mil, Dooling 2mil Total 20.3

Clippers Trade: Lamar Odom 3.5mil, Wilcox 1mil, Dooling 2mil, Ely 1 mil Total 7.5 mil
Clippers Receive: Andre Miller 2.4mil, Najera 4mil, Avery Johnson 5 mil Total 11.4mil

Seattle gets a SF, the PF they need and a cheaper center than booth.
Cleveland gets a whole starting lineup.
Clippers get the PG they wanted without giving up Miles and taking on a salary that expires in 2 years.
Dallas get the SF we wanted, a backup PG if healthy, and the inside scoring if healthy.

I would prefer to just work through the Clipps and give them AJ and Najera to get Lewis, but this way, they get something they really want so they might want to facilitate it.




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