Ruff Draft

There is a rumor floating around..
Your thoughts?

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2008-2009 Detroit Pistons
PG: Allen Iverson, Rodney Stuckey, Will Bynum
SG: Rip Hamilton, Arron Afflalo
SF: Tayshaun Prince, Walter Herrmann, Walter Sharpe
PF: Kwame Brown, Jason Maxiell, Amir Johnson
C: Rasheed Wallace

Premier

I think it's a great trade for the Wizards. Hayes isn't doing much and Magloire upgrades the Wizards' post offense. The Wizards would do some serious damage in the playoffs with that lineup.

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One on One

I'm not in favor at all. Hurts our depth and I like Haywood over Magloire anyways. I'm not at all opposed to moving Haywood and Hayes, but we need to get more.

Ruff Draft

It does thin out or bench even more, but Maggs is an improvement over Haywood that I would be willing to take.

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"I'm not just saying we are going to do it my way, I'm just saying we are going to do it the Championship Way."
-Michael Curry

2008-2009 Detroit Pistons
PG: Allen Iverson, Rodney Stuckey, Will Bynum
SG: Rip Hamilton, Arron Afflalo
SF: Tayshaun Prince, Walter Herrmann, Walter Sharpe
PF: Kwame Brown, Jason Maxiell, Amir Johnson
C: Rasheed Wallace

Seed

I think the Wiz should try to get some kind of swing man from this trade. I don't think they have the best depth, and they'll need that for the playoffs

Big Mike

A guy like Ariza or Patterson would do this team some good. Pure energy off the bench.

Zuca

No more news on Magloire?

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Will637

There better not be any.

Even if you take Hayes out and leave it to a one on one deal for Haywood, I still wouldn't do it. Haywood has been so efficient and strong for us lately, and he fits the offense a lot better than Magloire who isn't that mobile. From there, you want to add Hayes into the equation? I know Hayes hasn't been consistent the entire season, but trading him away would make our bench that much thinner.

The only positive that comes out of this is how the Wizards would have some money to work with in the off-season, which doesn't attract me because we are tied for first in the eastern conference.

f22egl

The Wizards are 14-4 since Haywood has been starting, no way.