Boston Celtics
Post by Ian Noble on Sept 20, 2012 8:13:09 GMT
Celtics receive:
79 - Paul George - $2,406,240 - $2,574,120 - [red]$3,282,003[/red] - $4,470,088
Bucks receive:
75 - Alec Burks - $2,020,200 - $2,111,160 - [red]$2,202,000 - $3,034,356[/red] - $4,175,274
Pacers receive:
Boston 2012 1st Rounder
Milwaukee 2012 1st Rounder
To be honest I have no idea whether Larry Bird has agreed to this deal because Glenn Robinson proposed it to me, but I agreed to the trade so I thought I'd post it and those guys can accept/reject in reply to this thread if they like.
I have a high opinion of Paul George but it was difficult to part with both Alec Burks and my first rounder in what is obviously a very deep draft. I think that once my Celtics Big 3 retire though, Paul George is the sort of guy who will help my team rebound, along with Enes Kanter, Rajon Rondo and Avery Bradley, to help continue Celtics success.
79 - Paul George - $2,406,240 - $2,574,120 - [red]$3,282,003[/red] - $4,470,088
Bucks receive:
75 - Alec Burks - $2,020,200 - $2,111,160 - [red]$2,202,000 - $3,034,356[/red] - $4,175,274
Pacers receive:
Boston 2012 1st Rounder
Milwaukee 2012 1st Rounder
To be honest I have no idea whether Larry Bird has agreed to this deal because Glenn Robinson proposed it to me, but I agreed to the trade so I thought I'd post it and those guys can accept/reject in reply to this thread if they like.
I have a high opinion of Paul George but it was difficult to part with both Alec Burks and my first rounder in what is obviously a very deep draft. I think that once my Celtics Big 3 retire though, Paul George is the sort of guy who will help my team rebound, along with Enes Kanter, Rajon Rondo and Avery Bradley, to help continue Celtics success.
Indiana Pacers
Milwaukee Bucks
