(Windhorst) Rockets active in the trade market

I hope you are right, and I'm wrong.

 

Spoiler

Ryan Anderson
2018-19: $20,421,546
2019-20: $21,264,635
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Kent Bazemore
2018-19: $18,089,887
2019-20: $19,269,662 (Player Option)

Miles Plumlee
2018-19: $12,500,000
2019-20: $12,500,000
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Allen Crabbe
2018-19: $18,500,000
2019-20: $18,500,000 (Player Option)
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Nic Batum
2018-19: $24,000,000
2019-20: $25,565,217
2020-21: $27,130,434 (Player Option)

Bismack Biyombo
2018-19: $17,000,000
2019-20: $17,000,000 (Player Option)

Marvin Williams
2018-19: $14,087,500
2019-20: $15,006,250 (Player Option)

Cody Zeller
2018-19: $13,528,090
2019-20: $14,471,910
2020-21: $15,415,730

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
2018-19: $13,000,000
2019-20: $13,000,000 (Player Option)
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Omer Asik
2018-19: $11,286,516
2019-20: $11,977,527 (Early Termination Option)

Cristiano Felicio
2018-19: $8,470,980
2019-20: $8,156,500
2020-21: $7,529,020
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George Hill
2018-19: $19,000,000
2019-20: $18,000,000 (2019-20 salary $1.0M guaranteed until 7/1/2019)

Tristan Thompson
2018-19: $17,469,565
2019-20: $18,539,130

J.R. Smith
2018-19: $14,720,000
2019-20: $15,680,000 (2019-20 salary $3.87M guaranteed until 6/30/2019 then fully guaranteed)

Jordan Clarkson
2018-19: $12,500,000
2019-20: $13,437,500

Kyle Korver
2018-19: $7,560,000
2019-20: $7,500,000 (2019-20 salary $3,440,000 guaranteed until 7/7/2019)
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Harrison Barnes
2018-19: $24,107,258
2019-20: $25,102,512 (Player Option)

Dwight Powell
2018-19: $9,631,250
2019-20: $10,259,375 (Player Option)
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Paul Millsap
2018-19: $29,230,769
2019-20: $30,000,000 (Team Option)

Mason Plumlee
2018-19: $12,917,808
2019-20: $14,041,096
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Blake Griffin
2018-19: $32,088,932
2019-20: $34,449,964
2020-21: $36,810,996
2021-22: $38,957,028 (Player Option)

Andre Drummond
2018-19: $25,434,263
2019-20: $27,093,019
2020-21: $28,751,774

Reggie Jackson
2018-19: $17,043,478
2019-20: $18,086,956

Jon Leuer
2018-19: $10,002,681
2019-20: $9,508,043

Langston Galloway
2018-19: $7,000,000
2019-20: $7,333,333
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Danilo Gallinari
2018-19: $21,587,579
2019-20: $22,615,559

Lou Williams
2018-19: $8,000,000
2019-20: $8,000,000
2020-21: $8,000,000
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Luol Deng
2018-19: $18,000,000
2019-20: $18,810,000
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Chandler Parsons
2018-19: $24,107,258
2019-20: $25,102,512
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Hassan Whiteside
2018-19: $25,434,263
2019-20: $27,093,018 (Player Option)

Tyler Johnson
2018-19: $19,245,370
2019-20: $19,245,370 (Player Option)

Goran Dragic
2018-19: $18,109,175
2019-20: $19,217,900 (Player Option)

James Johnson
2018-19: $14,651,700
2019-20: $15,349,400
2020-21: $16,047,100 (Player Option)

Kelly Olynyk
2018-19: $12,537,527
2019-20: $13,067,885
2020-21: $13,598,243 (Player Option)

Dion Waiters
2018-19: $11,550,000
2019-20: $12,100,000
2020-21: $12,650,000
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Khris Middleton
2018-19: $13,000,000
2019-20: $13,000,000 (Player Option)

John Henson
2018-19: $11,327,466
2019-20: $10,482,396

Tony Snell
2018-19: $10,607,143
2019-20: $11,392,857
2020-21: $12,178,571 (Player Option)

Matthew Dellavedova
2018-19: $9,607,500
2019-20: $9,607,500
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Andrew Wiggins
2018-19: $25,467,250
2019-20: $27,504,630
2020-21: $29,542,010
2021-22: $31,579,390
2022-23: $33,616,770

Jimmy Butler
2018-19: $20,445,779
2019-20: $19,841,627 (Player Option)

Jeff Teague
2018-19: $19,000,000
2019-20: $19,000,000 (Player Option)

Gorgui Dieng
2018-19: $15,170,787
2019-20: $16,229,213
2020-21: $17,287,640
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Jrue Holiday
2018-19: $25,976,111
2019-20: $25,976,111
2020-21: $25,976,111
2021-22: $26,865,000

Solomon Hill
2018-19: $12,252,928
2019-20: $12,758,781

E'Twaun Moore
2018-19: $8,808,685
2019-20: $8,664,928
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Joakim Noah
2018-19: $18,530,000
2019-20: $19,295,000

Tim Hardaway Jr.
2018-19: $17,325,000
2019-20: $18,150,000
2020-21: $18,975,000 (Player Option)

Courtney Lee
2018-19: $12,253,780
2019-20: $12,759,670

Lance Thomas
2018-19: $7,119,650
2019-20: $7,583,975 (2019-20 salary non-guaranteed until 6/30/2019 then $1M guaranteed until 1/10/2020)
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Evan Fournier
2018-19: $17,000,000
2019-20: $17,000,000
2020-21: $17,000,000 (Player Option)

Timofey Mozgov
2018-19: $16,000,000
2019-20: $16,720,000

D.J. Augustin
2018-19: $7,250,000
2019-20: $7,250,000

Jonathon Simmons
2018-19: $6,000,000
2019-20: $5,700,000 (2019-20 salary $1.0M guaranteed until 7/1/2019)
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Brandon Knight
2018-19: $14,631,250
2019-20: $15,643,750

T.J. Warren
2018-19: $11,750,000
2019-20: $10,810,000
2020-21: $11,750,000
2021-22: $12,690,000
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Evan Turner
2018-19: $17,868,853
2019-20: $18,606,556

Mo Harkless
2018-19: $10,837,079
2019-20: $11,511,234

Meyers Leonard
2018-19: $10,595,506
2019-20: $11,286,515
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Pau Gasol
2018-19: $16,800,000
2019-20: $16,000,000

Patty Mills
2018-19: $11,571,429
2019-20: $12,428,571
2020-21: $13,285,714
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Serge Ibaka
2018-19: $21,666,667
2019-20: $23,271,604

Jonas Valanciunas
2018-19: $16,539,326
2019-20: $17,617,976 (Player Option)

Norman Powell
2018-19: $9,367,200
2019-20: $10,116,576
2020-21: $10,865,952
2021-22: $11,615,328 (Player Option)

C.J. Miles
2018-19: $8,333,333
2019-20: $8,730,158 (Player Option)
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Jae Crowder
2018-19: $7,305,825
2019-20: $7,815,533
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Otto Porter
2018-19: $26,011,913
2019-20: $27,250,576
2020-21: $28,489,239 (Player Option)

Ian Mahinmi
2018-19: $15,944,154
2019-20: $15,450,051


Expiring:
Jeremy Lin
2018-19: $13,768,421

Dewayne Dedmon
2018-19: $7,200,000
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DeMarre Carroll
2018-19: $15,400,000

Ken Faried
2018-19: $13,764,045

Jared Dudley
2018-19: $9,530,000
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Kemba Walker
2018-19: $12,000,000

Jeremy Lamb
2018-19: $7,488,372
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Robin Lopez
2018-19: $14,357,750

Justin Holiday
2018-19: $4,384,616
__________________________

Wes Matthews
2018-19: $18,622,514

J.J. Barea
2018-19: $3,710,850
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Ish Smith
2018-19: $6,000,000
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Thaddeus Young
2018-19: $13,764,045

Bojan Bogdanovic
2018-19: $10,500,000

Darren Collison
2018-19: $10,000,000

Cory Joseph
2018-19: $7,945,000
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Tobias Harris
2018-19: $14,800,000

Marcin Gortat
2018-19: $13,565,218

Boban Marjanovic
2018-19: $7,000,000

Wesley Johnson
2018-19: $6,134,520

Patrick Beverley
2018-19: $5,027,028
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Garrett Temple
2018-19: $8,000,000

JaMychal Green
2018-19: $7,666,667
__________________________

Eric Bledsoe
2018-19: $15,000,000
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Taj Gibson
2018-19: $14,000,000
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Nikola Mirotic
2018-19: $12,500,000

Alexis Ajinca
2018-19: $5,285,394

Emeka Okafor
2018-19: $2,445,085

Darius Miller
2018-19: $2,205,000
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Enes Kanter
2018-19: $18,622,514
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Nikola Vucevic
2018-19: $12,750,000

Terrence Ross
2018-19: $10,500,000
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Wilson Chandler
2018-19: $12,800,562

J.J. Redick
2018-19: $12,250,000

Jerryd Bayless
2018-19: $8,575,916

Mike Muscala
2018-19: $5,000,000
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Tyson Chandler
2018-19: $13,585,000

Darrell Arthur
2018-19: $7,464,912

Troy Daniels
2018-19: $3,258,539
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Al-Farouq Aminu
2018-19: $6,957,105
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Zach Randolph
2018-19: $11,692,308

Iman Shumpert
2018-19: $11,011,234

Kosta Koufos
2018-19: $8,739,500

Ben McLemore
2018-19: $5,460,000
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Danny Green
2018-19: $10,000,000
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Ricky Rubio
2018-19: $14,975,000

Alec Burks
2018-19: $11,536,515

Thabo Sefolosha
2018-19: $5,250,000

Ekpe Udoh
2018-19: $3,360,000
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Austin Rivers
2018-19: $12,650,000

Markieff Morris
2018-19: $8,600,000

Jason Smith
2018-19: $5,450,000

Jodie Meeks
2018-19: $3,454,500

 

i already got suckered in last summer getting my hopes up ryno would be dumped. just going to be of the mindset that we'll still be stuck with him come training camp

 

WTF. It's a Saturday. Go relax.

 

I hope Ernie Grunfeld's love for targeted players is as strong as Morey's

FROM SUMMER OF 2016

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/...ttention-toward-ryan-anderson-in-free-agency/

I don't think Ryno will have an issue coming off the bench in 2018 lol

OPM forever!!!

 

If we take Batum he should come with a first.

 

I just tried a few of the trades mentioned on the NBA trade machine.
1) MKG and Williams straight up for Ryno doesn’t work. Salaries have to match. We would have to throw in Onuaku or someone else. That trade gives us +3 wins.
2) Batum straight up for Ryno gives us +2 wins
3)Bazemore for Ryno gives us +2 wins
4) Aminu & Harkless for Ryno gives us +2 wins
4B) Harkless/Leonard for Ryno gives us +1 win
5) Shumpert and Koufos for Ryno takes away a win.
6) Sefolosha/Crowder for Ryno doesn’t work and they don’t have another player to trade that makes up for the difference in salary
7) Ryno and EG for Butler and Gibson gives us +11 wins
8) Johnson & Richardson gives us +4 wins. Most likely Heat don’t include Richardson and instead give us Winslow or Waiters.
8B) with Winslow and Johnson it gives us +3 wins
8C) Waiters and Johnson only works if we give them back Onuaku and it gives us +2 wins
8D) Ryno for Olynyk and Johnson doesn’t work. Have to throw in Onuaku as well.
9) Ryno for Porter doesn’t work. You have to throw in Nene as well and possibly multiple draft picks

 

Johnson and Richardson for Ryan and others and couple of 1st rd picks from us. We can make it work.

 

What would y’all think of this trade? I know a lot of people are attached to EG and he is a great 6th man. Love him on this team. Getting Butler and Gibson and getting rid of Anderson would be huge though.

 

Bazemore and Batum are looking pretty realistic targets.

Millsap would be amazing imo, 30k but team option next summer, we would be likely able to resign him to a very team friendly deal...i just don't see Denver trade him after they got rid of Faried and Arthur with a 1st rounder, and tbh i don't see us going after him with Melo here.

Warren and Knight is kinda intriguing for me but i'm not sure hom much it makes sense, especially for Knight...

 

It's not likely to happen, but I would swallow it like a bitter pill. I like Eric Gordon very much.

Addendum: Nook is a good insider. I'm glad Eric is all right, with having Melo on the Rockets, per his report.
Eric wants to win an NBA Championship with the Rockets, just like Harden and Chris.

 

The Johnson we need:

 

3 team: HOU; MIA; SAC
MIA: Randolph (SAC) + Onuaku (HOU) + $2M cash from Htown
Heat cut tax bill. Get veteran leader in Randolph.

SAC: Anderson (HOU) + Waiters (MIA) + HOU 2019 1st (unprotected) + MIA 2019 1st (top 20 protected) + HOU 2020 2nd + rights to Gentille (HOU)
Ryan... Sac-town... yada yada yada.

HOU: Johnson (MIA) + Shumpert (SAC)


CP3 - Shump - MCW
Beard - EGo - Melton
Melo - Menace - GG
Johnson - Tucker - Qi
Capela - Nene - Hartenstein

Htine ship!

 

Batum makes the most sense, he has a long contract 3/4 years left?, and is paid pretty high plus as you mentioned his injuries and fit

He wouldn’t be playing starter minutes so maybe he could get some rest before playoffs and be our KD stopper

 

Man, not only did this Bazemore dude turn us down he started dissing Houston

 

My hair is humming

 

Add Marvin Williams, who I love in our system, and we go 10 deep!!

 

I still think there could be something to Otto Porter Jr.

He's on a huge 3 year deal that is pushing Washington well into the luxury tax, and between Kelly Oubre and that SF they just drafted at #15, they already have a good succession plan. They were very interested in Ryno in 2016, though we could still use Sacramento as a dumping ground if they don't want him.

 

Porter could absolutely be traded, but why us? There are going to be better offers out there for the players that teams actually want, like Porter.