Ok this is a trade that could work and make us better

jackson will not go to the bobcats. if a trade like this was announced he would say “f that”.

in addition, no team is stupid enough to try and aquire him if they aren’t a contender.

Just the other day?

I cant remember who, but someone has been stating we should trade for Diaw for a while now…

But I doubt that the Bobcats would do that in its current form. Besides that, I kind of like Law and would rather trade Watson (though I’m not sure if he is considered a BYC player since he just signed even though he signed the 1 year qualifying offer.) The reason I would rather have Law than Watson is Law seems to play better defense and have much better court vision. Watson can score, but everything else he does leaves something to be desired.

But Bobcats fans frustrated with him may be a red flag…

Are Marvin Williams and S-Jax a match or do things get messy because Williams has a Base Year Compensation deal? If Williams BYC contract structure doesn’t mess things up, I think this would be a great deal for both teams. Williams is really struggling to fit into the rotation in Atlanta right now, but has otherwise in his young career shown flashes of being a rotation player with potential to aim even higher given his talent. In addition, I would love to get Marvin back for Jax because Marvin would give us more size and rebounding without sacrificing athleticism and versatility at the 3 and even the 4 in a Nellie lineup. Furthermore, Marvin has greatly increased his range as a shooter posting 3 FG% of .355 last season. Marvin is 23 years old and already has playoff experience as a rotation player. I could see him really developing further into an impact, if not breakout, player as long as he gets more consistent PT like he could in The City. This deal would also work for Atlanta. Atlanta has been knocking on the door of breaking through in the playoffs and need another veteran presence like Jax to provide them with additional toughness. Just last week Joe Johnson was quoted as saying that the Hawks needed to get tougher. Not exactly sure in what sense he meant, but a gritty vet like Jax with the reputation of not backing down and wanting to win now might help with the sense of urgency I’m sure that Atlanta feels to keep advancing in order to bring Johnson back as a FA this coming summer. Not sure what ya’ll think but I like this one and think it is fair for both parties considering their situational differences (Warriors building for future/ ATL Win Now). Lastly, Marvin is from the Northwest.and a change of scenery could be exactly what he needs to take the next step as a player. He’s only 23 and that talent is still there. I’m not sure he’s going to find it in ATL and I think ATL is starting to get a clue that he may not fit into their current team dynamic, as his role has yet to be defined this year with the addition of Crawford. With all that said, we would have to wait until the Dec. 15th deadline for FA’s, but my vote is to bring Marvin to the Bay!

Although I agree with those who have already mentioned that getting Jax to agree to a deal to Charlotte would probably be "shot down" (which isn’t necessarily figurative with Jax) by him since Charlotte has yet to demonstrate that it is a serious contender, which he has stipulated as a necessary precondition for wherever he is dealt. Negating the fact that Atlanta is a contender and Charlotte is not, I still argue that the Warriors would be better suited by going after Marvin Williams rather than Diaw. Marvin could be another integral piece of our young core to lock in, and for a franchise desperately in need of some stability we should be looking at the fact Marvin’s deal is inked for 5 years compared to Diaw’s 2 as an asset to secure, not a stumbling block to run from. Not to mention that Marvin is younger, more explosive, and would no doubt find motivation/ if not rejuvenation returning closer to where he came up and made a name for himself in the northwest. Diaw and Marvin are similar in many respects because of their size and versatility in the frontcourt. However, for reasons stated I would adamantly choose Marvin over Diaw, aside from the fact that Atlanta is actually a trade partner capable of meeting Jax’s preconditions of being a playoff contender. If this option were on the table, who would you weigh in with of these two players? Diaw or Marvin?

well what about the Knicks

Then wouldn’t they also be interested in Maggette? Similar contracts and both are wing players that can score, albeit Jax is a much better facilitator and ball handler than Maggette. With Charlotte already demonstrating a difficulty scoring, Maggette makes sense to help them address this issue and can step in at the 2 or the 3. Moreover, it makes sense for the Warriors to move Maggette for players such as Chandler and Nazr, even if it means moving Biedrins. Biedrins is a stat machine and is a good big man for our system, but Chandler is similar in many respects, especially with his athleticism, length, and mobility, and it is not unthinkable that returning to his home state where he came up and made a name for himself would provide him with motivation/rejuvenation. I press to include Chandler in the deal mainly because he has a shorter deal than Andris while providing comparable performance. The contracts might hurt us immediately, but long term the way they are structured gives us more flexibility to address our future needs more aggressively. While Curry would be tough to part with, swapping him for Augustin makes lots of sense for both teams. They are similar players in that they can play the 1 and the 2 and have the ability to be impact scorers. At this stage though, Augustin is more advanced at the point guard position than Curry while being equally as talented as Curry at scoring the ball. Charlotte could bank off of Curry to sell tickets due to his popularity as a former local college star at Davidson and perhaps lesser for his dad’s legacy with Hornets back in the day. Lastly, Charlotte would love to get out from under Nazr’s contract now as he is redundant as a defensive oriented big when they already have Diop to fill that role. However, his presence at the backup C position would have more impact for the Warriors as he could allow Turiaf to play more minutes at the PF position while Wright is out with injury as well as provide much needed size on the interior during this current injury streak. Let Biedrins get healthy and then make this move.

Jackson is a way better fit than Maggette, and he is not a guard like Jackson and wallace is their sf
Also why would you trade Biedrins for Chandler, you either just don’t know basketball or are dumb.
Chandler sucks and is injury prone
Biedrins is a great fit for our offense and a great defender and rebounder.
Chandler would not survive in our offense. His foot is going to get injured with all the running.
Biedrins has too much Potential and is worth too much to be traded for Chandler. Chandler is not locked up long term either

His contract is horrible andwho will they give us not any expiring contracts
They are trying to save money not take bad contracts

Are you sure that you don’t work for the Warriors front office?

At least not since Isaiah stepped down. Although what’s gone down in recent years with Warriors is almost just as bad. I’m waiting for Bill Simmons to have another piece in his column on the Lousy GM summit to see how he weighs in on Cohan/ Riley/ etc.

Any trade we make has to involve a big, any big we are just too raw downlow. Even if we trade Jackson we still need a big. Maggette and Azubukie cannot play powerfoward they just cannot. We can’t win playing that small even if we are against horrible teams. It just doesn’t work and it will never work.

  Don’t you have homework? This trade dreamin crap will not get you anywhere, look at all the loser on here.