I thought yesterdays draft was a very successful draft to say the least. Anthony Randolph looks to be a real offensive force, and is has high defensive potential. He's just an all around great player. Richard Hendrix also looks good, but you never know how a second rounder could turn out. Although Hendrix is a pretty solid low-post guy in terms of creating offense, get rebounds, and playing goood defense. But that is at the college level, and we are in trouble if we want this guy to be our guy down low. Even though Beans is pretty good, I think we need to bring in another guy, along with Beans. So taking a big bold move for a guy in his mid 20s who can be a real force when healthy, here is the trade:

Philadelphia Trades: Samual Dalembert, signed at 10,251,435 through 2011 Warriors Trade: Al Harrington, signed at 8,425,625, through 2009 2009 Lottery Protected First Round Draft Pick Why we'd want it: I think this is a pretty realistic trade. As long as we do it over the weekend, this trade means we only have to pay for 251,435 of Dalemberts contract on the cap, if I'm not mistaken, due to a 10 million dollar trade exception from the jrich deal. We really need more defense and he is as good as anyone. He averages nearly 3 blocks a game to complement his 10 points and 10 boards. He could be a great addition and he is only 26. Though he is injury prone, the fact that we have Beans and that he is not costing us much money in the cap should mean this is low risk. The 09 pick will be lottery protected incase everything goes wrong, but it should not be a big deal. Why the 76 would want it: Al Harrington is not the ideal fit for the 76s, but he does bring a few things to the table. 1. Gives them 2,000,000 more in cap room to resign iguldala 2. Expiring contract is great for mid-season trades 3. No team in the east wants to have a slightly above average player costing 10,000,000 signed through the 2010 free agency class(which consists of lebron, jobe, wade, bosh, amare, and more) 4. With Speights, Smith, and Randolph, 3 defensive minded bigmen, they need to add somemore offense 5. They have almost no outside shooting, and Al would not only ad that, but would draw big men out of the key, allowing slashers like igudala and t.young to go crazy 6. He can run the floor in the 76s up tempo style