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u/hnbmunoz

2 years ago

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Seems to make sense?

This trade was created for the 2023-2024 season.

FAILED

Warriors

+2 players ($32.5m),

Malcolm Brogdon

PG, 6' 4", -0.09 LEBRON
Slasher

$22.5M

2yrs

Al Horford

C, 6' 9", 0.47 LEBRON
Stationary Shooter

$10.0M

2yrs

+2 Wins

+21.22 MPG

-1.15 Off.

+0.65 Def.

Financial

Warriors are unable to complete this trade. Since they are an over second apron team, they are only able to take back 100% of the salary they are sending out, plus $0.

Warriors can only take back $30.8M in salary based on the amount they are sending out.

Cut $1.7M from the Warriors incoming trade value to make this trade successful for the Warriors.

Celtics

+1 player ($30.8m),

Chris Paul

PG, 0.88 LEBRON
Primary Ball Handler

$30.8M

2yrs

-2 Wins

-21.22 MPG

+1.15 Off.

-0.65 Def.

Recently Traded

Chris Paul cannot be traded to a team aggregated with other players from his team because 2 months have not passed since he was traded for. He can only be traded away to a team by himself and other non-player assets from his team (draft picks, cash considerations, etc). This restriction expires after Sep 04, 2023.

LEBRON (Luck-adjusted player Estimate using a Box prior Regularized ON-off) impact data is provided by BBall Index . See how LEBRON is calculated, and explore the data.

Warriors get size in Horford and a backup PG in brogdon.

Celtics get a floor general in CP3 loosing horford is a big hit but would not be an issue since they traded for KP

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