27 Jun 2017 09:12:37
TWolves - Nuggets - Rockets - Nets
Trade Machine Approved

Nuggets: Ricky Rubio, Nemanja Bjelica
Get an upgrade at pg and still have multiple trade pieces (Mudiay, Harris, Barton, Lyles)

Rubio/Mudiay
Murray/Harris
Barton
FA/Faried
Jokic

Nets: Ryan Anderson, TW 2019 1st, R and N 2018 2nds
Get a decent player but take back the big contract for picks

Russel
Lavert
RHJ
Anderson
Mozgov/Allen

Rockets: Jeremy Lin, Mike Miller
Trade Anderson's huge contract to get 11 more million in cap room to try and get Paul or Lowry

FA
Harden/Williams
Gordon
Ariza/Booker
Capela

TWolves: Patrick Beverley, Wilson Chandler
Give up a first and Rubio for better complementary pieces. Still have near max money for millsap if he thinks this team could compete

Beverley/Jones
Butler
Wiggins/Chandler
Millsap/Dieng
Towns

1.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 09:55:54
Instead of Jeremy Lin they get Trevor Booker**.

2.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 09:57:27
Rockets get Booker not Lin**.

3.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 11:38:47
This is not great for Minnesota. They need shooting. And don't get any in this trade. Plus, they can't trade their 2019 1st, as they owe their 2018 1st to Atlanta.

4.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 12:56:03
What are you talking about Carl006? Chandler is a solid shooter who could play the 4 in certain lineups and Beverly has shot north of 38 percent from 3 the past 2 years.

5.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 16:17:16
I actually love the trade for Twolves. Beverly gives them a hard-nosed 3 and D point guard who would fit perfectly with that team and Chandler is a versatile forward who could play pf for them.

Although Rockets are clearing cap space its not that much (Brooklyn shouldn't send back any significant salaries to Rockets) and losing two solid role players in Beverly and Anderson. I know its rumored heavily but not a fan of Rockets getting a real point guard when Harden played so well there this past season. I think they'd be better off getting a two way pf like Millsap.

6.) 27 Jun 2017
27 Jun 2017 16:42:02
I agree that this is bad for Houston Jaw. I think Anderson and Beverly both have value and would argue that Beverly actually has a lot. Most contending teams would love to have him as a backup pg and he could start for a lot of teams. He can pass, shoot, and in a league with so many dominant pgs his defense is huge. As a Cavs fan, I think he would be the perfect backup pg for them and would similarly be great for other contenders like the Warriors, Spurs, and Boston. He's like Delly with NBA level athleticism. He out works everyone on the court. He's a player that fires up the entire team with his effort. Those are the kind of guys that can get you past other elite teams without needing a ton of shots and you can't really game plan for them.