Thread: An Nba trade that makes perfect sense for both teams.

His BYC IS STILL 12.5 MILLION FOR THIS YEAR! GET A CLUE! I was really hurt by a poster who lied about something that was really important to me.

Alright then. Of those three players, who is going to play the excellent interior defense like Robert Parish, Tim Duncan, and Kevin Garnett that this Lakers team needs? Also, Ron Artest has really declined as a perimeter defender (why the Lakers picked him over Trevor Ariza, I'm stumped) and Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher are both playing their 14th season. The Lakers badly need something on the defensive end that they don't have. At...

Come now, Sule. This trade can't happen unless the Lakers toss in another 3-mil. Oh great, I'm being showed how to box from the captain of the Jewish debating team.

Alright, because we're still arguing about something that's unclear, let me bring up Larry Coon's excellent NBA Salary Cap FAQ: http://bit.ly/13Rz0a 73. What is "Base Year Compensation?" How does base year compensation affect trades? Why does it exist? Base year compensation (BYC) prevents another salary cap loophole. Without BYC, a team over the salary cap that wants to trade a player, but can't because...

Nothing has changed since last time: Bynum can't stay healthy, Farmer can't play much in this league, Morrison can't play a lick. That trade does nothing for the Mavericks.

Why in the name of Mary, Joseph and their son Jesus, would the Lakers trade Andrew Bynum?

Two reasons that trade would never occur. Cuban would not trade Nowitski to the Lakers especially since who would become the go to guy in Dallas offensively. Bynam does not fit a player that would fit into the Dallas style. You would have to sweeten the pot to make Cuban happy, give him a marquee player that people would want to pay to go see. Bynam is not that guy. Bynam has been shopped around in the past with no takers. Another reason is...