CNNSI: Which team got the best of the Kenny Thomas-James Posey trade?

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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/news/2002/12/19/burning_questions/

1 Which team got the best of the Kenny Thomas-James Posey trade?
James Posey
AP
Give the slight edge to the Rockets.

Houston had to give up a pretty good player in Thomas, but it needed a perimeter defender and complementary scorer. Posey, a lanky 6-foot-8 athlete who can run the floor, should provide that missing dimension.

Look for Posey to split time at small forward with sharpshooter Glen Rice. Together they give coach Rudy Tomjanovich greater flexibility, depending on whether he needs a stopper on the court or someone to spread the floor. Also, the move clears playing time for Maurice Taylor and shot-blocking specialist Eddie Griffin at power forward.

Quietly, the Rockets have become a dangerous team. With center Yao Ming improving each game, Steve Francis and Cuttino Mobley driving and dishing in the backcourt and now the Posey/Rice combo at small forward, Houston has some weapons. If the Rockets stay healthy, they could finish among the top four teams in the conference.

The Sixers also have to be happy with the trade. They got an underrated player in Thomas for bench-warmers Mark Bryant and Art Long. The only question is, where will Thomas fit in? Coach Larry Brown already has a crowd at power forward with Keith Van Horn, Derrick Coleman and Bria Skinner.

As for the Nuggets, they made this move strictly for financial reasons. Posey is a free agent after the season, and Denver didn’t think it was going to re-sign him; this way the Nuggets avoid losing him for nothing. They might struggle now to score 70 points many nights, but they probably just gave themselves a few more ping pong balls in the LeBron James Lottery.