New York sends: Steve Stipanovich Brooke Steppe Knicks' 1989 first-round pick 8 points
The Trailblazers accept.
The Knicks saw the Pistons deal and said, you know what let me do that but pay more for a guy. However, it does make sense because they got a guy in his ...
Bulls are further selling of players while the Pistons get a big they can use to further solidify their team. They are incredibly deep at this point and makes me ...
I think I actually like this for both sides. I know that I recently bashed Digi for going all in, but with this move it helps him further be good now and in the near future (if he does what ...
Celtics send: Pat Cummings 1987 1st 1989 1st 15 points
Supersonics accept
I do not regret this trade. I do regret how much I paid as it was a hasty talks that I sent in a moment of weakness and BigD was happy to accept. I get my big to go with ...
Nuggets send: Paul Mokeski HotRod Williams Mel Turpin Antoine Carr Kevin McKenna
Bullets Send: Darrell Griffith
Will this be the last Bullets trade? Find out next time on ReviewBanana! Further into the selling off goes Mike and he sends out Griffith, who has been passed around quite a bit ...
Portland sends: Roy Tarpley Jon Koncak Orlando Woolridge
Chicago sends: Steve Johnson Bulls' 1987 2nd-round pick Bulls' 1989 2nd-round pick
Ok, this is a decent two way trade. Ignore most of what is going on in this trade, what it is basically is Steve Johnson for Roy Tarpley. Bulls go further ...
Terry Porter:
SKILL TRAINING
INS 46 -> 56 (18 points)
PAS 81 -> 84 (12 points)
ATHLETIC TRAINING
JUMP 84 -> 85 (4 points) MAY POTENTIALLY NOT BE ABLE TO TRAIN DUE TO THRESHOLD FOR PURPLE.
Wig sent me his ratings for my players on my team. The top three defensive wing players were Terry Porter (#24), Lewis Lloyd (#26) and John Battle (#17).