Remember the Bad boys of Detriot, check out the bad boys of Denver?

[tgan3]

Remember the Bad boys of Detriot, check out the bad boys of Denver?
Camby for sheed. jr smith/nene for artest.

C Rasheed Wallace
PF Kenyon Martin
SF Carmelo Anthony
SG Ron Artest
PG Allen Iverson

woah. thats a team with some badass attitude!

ahaha.

but below is a better trade, waddaya think( camby,nene,melo for prince,sheed and billups ):

Denver

PG: Chauncey Billups
SG: Allen Iverson
SF: Tayshaun Prince
PF: Kenyon Martin
C: Rasheed Wallace

6th Man: Linas Kleiza



Detroit

PG: Rodney Stuckey
SG: Richard Hamilton
SF: Carmelo Anthony
PF: Antonio Mcdyess
C: Marcus Camby

6th Man: Nene Hilario/Maxiell

we'd get a good point guard, defense, and a less injured center along with and now the scoring would be handled by everyone since Anthony and Iverson never really meshed.

I like it personally, gives both teams what they want. Detroit, a new young team that can compete all the same, and Denver gets a competitive team that has a balance of defense and offense that will serve them well in the Western Conference. Detroit also gets a great rebounder which can help when competing with KG and the Celtics along with Orlando and Dwight Howard.

[Geandily]

Great trade for Detroit


TWhere did you get Ron Artest from?

[detsportsfan3]

Originally Posted by tgan3

Remember the Bad boys of Detriot, check out the bad boys of Denver?
Camby for sheed. jr smith/nene for artest.

C Rasheed Wallace
PF Kenyon Martin
SF Carmelo Anthony
SG Ron Artest
PG Allen Iverson

woah. thats a team with some badass attitude!

ahaha.

but below is a better trade, waddaya think( camby,nene,melo for prince,sheed and billups ):

Denver

PG: Chauncey Billups
SG: Allen Iverson
SF: Tayshaun Prince
PF: Kenyon Martin
C: Rasheed Wallace

6th Man: Linas Kleiza



Detroit

PG: Rodney Stuckey
SG: Richard Hamilton
SF: Carmelo Anthony
PF: Antonio Mcdyess
C: Marcus Camby

6th Man: Nene Hilario/Maxiell

we'd get a good point guard, defense, and a less injured center along with and now the scoring would be handled by everyone since Anthony and Iverson never really meshed.

I like it personally, gives both teams what they want. Detroit, a new young team that can compete all the same, and Denver gets a competitive team that has a balance of defense and offense that will serve them well in the Western Conference. Detroit also gets a great rebounder which can help when competing with KG and the Celtics along with Orlando and Dwight Howard.

I think the second scenario is good for both teams. Although I'd like this better:

Kleiza, Anthony, Martin, Camby for Billups, Sheed, Prince, Amir, Afflalo, and some 2nds.