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NOTE: CHANGE KIRK HINRICH TO BEN GORDON. I used Hinrich becuase Gordon is a RFA and has yet to be signed, but wants something around 10 million which is what Hinrich makes.
That being said, I think all teams here are winners:
Chicago: Get the defensive minded center they lack while only giving up Gordon (Who will not likely sign with them anyway, so they may as well get something for him) and Drew Gooden who would now be unnecessary with Dalembert starting at center and Thomas at pf with Noah coming off the bench to player either pf or center, plus Nocioni plays some pf and then you also have Gray to play some center.
Philidelphia: Get an upgrade at the 2 guard while not butting anyone on the team out of position because they also lose Green, and make up for the loss of Dalembert with a great defensive veteran center in Camby.
Clippers: Lose only an unnecessary center in Camby (already have a better center in Kaman) while gaining a very solid role player as either a 6th man or a starter in Willie Green, a great f/c in Drew Gooden to provide a great backup for Kaman or even a starting pf (He averages about 14ppg and 9rpg), and adds to their overall depth by adding a solid and young forward in Young.
Overall, it really is a win-win-win for all three teams. What do you think?
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