stack42 wrote:i wonder if they regret trading Miller for Gooden and Giricek? Magic desperately need somebody that can shoot the ball
Traded by the Magic with Ryan Humphrey, a future first-round draft pick and a future second-round draft pick to the Memphis Grizzlies for Drew Gooden and Gordan Giricek on 2/19/03.
The Grizzlies received a first-round pick owed to Orlando by Sacramento and a second-round selection in 2004, while sending an undisclosed amount of cash to the Magic.
Memphis only got the 27th Pick in 2003 but swung the deal involving Kendrick Perikins (27th) and Marcus Banks (13th) to Boston for Troy Bell (16th) and Dahntay Jones (20th). Though the Boson/Memphis trade still has to be determined, they got at least Dahntay Jones in the Orlando deal.
Cash
Mike Miller
Ryan Humphrey (24-years-old, but still no production)
Dahntay Jones
2004 2nd Round Pick
for
Drew Gooden
Gordan Giricek
Still looks slightly in favor of Orlando, but Miller could certainly be helping McGrady out as mentioned above with the arguements that the flat-footed Pat Garrity can not do, which is get the zone spread out or shutoff or create more clean looks for McGrady.
Earlier last month I detailed how Orlando went
crazy during the 2000 offseason and NBA Draft. Though Alexander is out for the year and that makes that a decent trade for this year, he could have helped last playoff and in the future.
10. Magic -
Keyon Dooling G Missouri
(from Denver)
Rights traded to Los Angeles Clippers, along with
Corey Maggette and Derek Strong and cash considerations, for a future first-round draft pick.
13. Magic -
Courtney Alexander G Fresno State
Rights traded to Dallas for a future first-round pick and cash considerations.
[This was a trade deadline move that would later have Billups and Mercer just walking away]
Traded Tariq Abdul-Wahad with Chris Gatling, a first-round draft choice and cash considerations to the Denver Nuggets for Chauncey Billups, Ron Mercer, Johnny Taylor and draft considerations on 2/1/00.
Ron Mercer signed as a free agent with the Chicago Bulls on (August 1, 2000)
Traded
Matt Harpring to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Andrew DeClercq (August 3, 2000)
Traded
Ben Wallace with Chucky Atkins to the Detroit Pistons for Grant Hill (August 3, 2000)
Chauncey Billups signed as free agent by Minnesota Timberwolves (August 8, 2000)
All the above moves involving Ben Wallace, Chauncey Billups, Corey Maggette, Keyon Dooling, Ron Mercer, Chucky Atkins, Matt Harpring and cash for picks was for Grant Hill and Andrew DeClercq.
They
already had cap space to acquire Tracy McGrady from Toronto in exchange for a future first round draft pick in a sign-and-trade deal (Aug. 3, 2000).
Because I have not looked very deeply for all the draft considerations as of yet, I have no idea what picks they still have remaining from Denver, LA Clippers and Dallas.
One of them may be this massive
screw up from 2001:
Traded Bo Outlaw with a future first-round draft pick (#9 pick overall) (
Amaré Stoudemire) and cash to the Phoenix Suns in a three-way deal
in which the Magic received Jud Buechler from the Suns and the option to swap 2005 second-round draft picks with the L.A. Clippers, and the Clippers received Vinny Del Negro from the Suns and
cash from the Magic on 11/16/01.
I am not trying to bash Orlando to death here, I am not proud of all the moves Boston has made (Antoine Walker), but I am tying to expain the downfall of a franchise on brink of disaster.
Researched by Mike Davis from various internet and memory sources.
