[Twitter Rumor] 3-way talks with Chicago, Houston and Utah?

This is just a trade proposal by the Bulls GM but I doubt Morey will agree

 

Quick! Someone tweet a better deal so that it may be so!

 

Not a credible source, not a good deal, not happening.

 

The site cant even tweet Carl Landry's name correctly

Its the mother ****in twitter, I think there needs to be a twitter thread so all the twitter stuff can be posted there

 

tank mode?

 

Does the trade even work money-wise?

Give up Shane and Landry, get T. Thomas and Fesenko? Is that an even trade?

 

Why is this thread not locked yet. I hate how threads like this show up on the homepage of clutchfans...makes me think they is something to it until I start reading the thread.

 

Draft picks would be coming our way, most likely a 1st from Chicago. Not that I have a source, but I believe we would.

 

Yes the money works.

But they arent both freee agents after next year. Freshenco has 2 more years left I think.

 

Battier and Landry for Stromile Swift v2.0's expiring contract? I wouldn't mind this if they were dealing away McGrady but not for real assets.

 

Fesenko's an expiring contract.

 

Agreed.

I also want to see the probability on how many the twitter gets it right. Because I just don't know if i should trust tweets

 

It is just a twitter, but it's an "insider" Twitter from Leon Rogers, Stephen Bardo and Scoop Jackson of SLAM Magazine I believe.

 

It's the twitter page for an ESPN radio program.

http://espn.go.com/chicago/radio/archive?id=4116698
http://www.sportsunplugged.com/index.htm

 

this guy doesnt quite buy it either.. http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chi...l/2009/07/gar-working-on-three-way-trade.html

 

My mate wrote on facebook 'Big shizzle goin down wit the Rockets.... Rockets trade Laundry and Batteer to da Knickz fa Curi n Robenson' .... guess I better start a new thread on this guys?

 

Uneven trade

Battier is worth more than tyrus thomas.


IBTL



ROFOLMAO

 

we get: (6'9)Tyrus Thomas & (7'1)Kyrylo Fesenko
give up: (6'8)Shane battier & (6'9) Carl Landry to Utah, ugh.......
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Kyrylo Fesenko had a really nice start to his D-League showcase, showing off a lot of potential in a number of different areas and being fairly productive at the same time. He doesn’t appear to be in the best shape, suffering a bit with his conditioning after extended stretches on the floor, but still had himself a really nice game.

Fesenko was pretty aggressive looking to establish position deep in the paint, and Utah (and particularly Kevin Kruger) made it a point to feed him in a place where he can finish with a strong, simple move. He showed terrific hands coming up with a couple of deflected balls not intended for him, and was very active moving towards the ball and making his presence felt. A constant staple of Fesenko’s game is the effort he brings to the offensive glass, and today was no exception. He was constantly in the mix for loose balls, using his big frame to the fullest and coming up with a couple of extra possessions for his team in the process, even if these weren’t always counted directly as offensive rebounds for him.

Fesenko surprised us with two parts of his game in particular that leave a lot of optimism regarding his long-term potential. For one, he made some terrific passes, both from the high post and when doubled out of the low post. He sees the floor nicely from his high vantage point and is extremely unselfish getting players around him involved, always looking to make the extra pass like everyone on this team.

Another was the way he moved his feet defensively. Fesenko is not what you would call a quick player by any stretch, but when stepping out to hedge screens and then recovering back into the post, he did a very nice job. On one occasion he was caught out on the perimeter on a switch and was forced to defend a 6-5 and pretty athletic wing player in Scooter McFadgon. McFadgon took him off the dribble and Fesenko slid his feet nicely matching him stride for stride in fundamental fashion, finally meeting him at the rim and getting off his feet to swat the shot away and then grab the loose ball. That’s a pretty impressive play for a guy that size to make, and should make Jerry Sloan and the Utah Jazz pretty happy.

Fesenko still has a long road ahead of him to become a productive NBA player, but he seems to be off to a really nice start.
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He also owns a 7'4" wingspan and 9'4" standing reach


http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Kyrylo-Fesenko-1065/

 

That would cut some cap for us, but I think Utah would take on cap in this deal, unless James is not guaranteed, so they would probably want to ship out a contract, probably to us. I hate the guy, but looking at salaries, Kyle Korver? He's expiring.