Portland Trailblazers - Milwaukee Bucks - Miami Heat

[Jerry West]

Portland TrailBlazers Send:

80 Robert Covington, with 3 years $73,755,795 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $22,981,878
20-21: $22,981,878
21-22: $26,188,652

Portland TrailBlazers Receive:

81 (Currently under stockwatch to around 79) Harrison Barnes, with 3 years $90,956,250 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $28,462,500
20-21: $30,318,750
21-22: $32,175,000
2020 1st Round Pick from Milwaukee Bucks via MIL
2021 2nd Round Pick from San Antonio Spurs via MIA
2022 2nd Round Pick from Los Angeles Clippers via MIA

22981878 X 1.25 = 28727347, the Blazers remain under the hard cap.

Milwaukee Bucks Send: 

79 Marc Gasol, with 1 year $31,879,478 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $31,879,478
2020 1st Round Pick from Milwaukee Bucks via MIL

Milwaukee Bucks Receive:

80 Robert Convington, with 3 years $73,755,795 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $22,981,878
20-21: $22,981,878
21-22: $26,188,652

Miami Heat Send:

81 (Currently under stockwatch to around 79) Harrison Barnes, with 3 years $90,956,250 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $28,462,500
20-21: $30,318,750
21-22: $32,175,000
2021 2nd Round Pick from San Antonio Spurs via MIA
2022 2nd Round Pick from Los Angeles Clippers via MIA

Miami Heat Receive:

79 Marc Gasol, with 1 year $31,879,478 dollars remaining on his contract.
19-20: $31,879,478

Glenn Robinson
Shaquille O'Neal

[Jerry West]

I accept, it's a slight downgrade in terms of quality, and obviously Harrison Barnes contract is something I won't be able to move on from, but I still have a good chance of competing and winning in the first round in the playoffs while not adding longer contracts to my salary page and receiving a First Round Pick and two Second Round Picks in the process.

[Andrei Kirilenko]

Pretty surprised by this for Milwaukee, seems like he should be getting a 1st, not giving one up

[Brian Scalabrine]

Exactly what the Miami Heat needed. Another center

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Feb 9, 2020 17:10:50 GMT Brian Scalabrine said:

Exactly what the Miami Heat needed. Another center

This is NBA 2005 Analytics.

I accept as well. part of my string of trades, will open up a Max player this offseason thru this trade.

[Glenn Robinson]

Accept.

I felt Roco was worth a 2020 late 1st, and I still have the Hawks pick this year to obtain another prospect. Gasol is expiring and I didn't have any intention of bringing him back as I think Turner is the future and he needs to start getting reps and know we have confidence in him moving forward.

[Tim Duncan]

I love this for Miami and Portland.Not so much for Milwaukee though as they are taking on salary while giving up a 1st

[Danny Longley]

Accept. I agree that Milwaukee should probably be getting something instead of giving something up for RoCo, but it won't kill em. Nothing bad enough to reject.

[Glenn Robinson]

Feb 9, 2020 18:14:05 GMT Tim Duncan said:

I love this for Miami and Portland.Not so much for Milwaukee though as they are taking on salary while giving up a 1st

I get where you are coming from, as most teams that take on salary also don't give up compensation, but I think this trade is pretty different from that aspect. Gasol wasn't going to be brought back regardless. I'm essentially getting Roco in his place. Even with Gasol gone I wouldn't have been able to sign anyone as good as Roco in free agency with cap. And that late 1st probably won't be as good as Roco either. I've also got a guy in Turner to slide into the starting spot who likely matches or exceeds what Gasol was doing anyways.

It really comes down to would you rather have Gasol and a late 1st the rest of the season or Robert Covington and the ability to slide in a better replacement at center in Turner?

[Bryan Colangelo]

Accept

[Walt Frazier]

I'll accept

[George Gervin]

If Mike Conley has been passed around, then RoCo has become a nomad— it’s his fifth team now in the last two seasons. NYK, then signed by Cleveland, and now spent time in Sacramento, Portland, and Milwaukee.

[Ian Noble]

Trade passed.