we have 2 good PG behind fisher already (farmar-brown)....

Not unless we do this trade:

What about this trade idea?

Bull trade: Tyrus Thomas, Kirk Hinrich

Lakers trade: Farmar, Lamar Odom, Sasha Vujacic

This all works out since Odom will be able to get paid his $10-million, we trade Sasha's long contract out and get to put Shannon Brown at both the SG position and the PG position, Farmar gets swapped for Hinrich, and we get Thomas. Plus both Hinrich and Thomas would be ideal players for the Triangle Offense. Only problem might be that Shannon Brown may not be tall enough to play SG, but it could all play out if we do this trade. Or we could play Morrison at SG or something, then he could finally be able to show off what he can now do.

Ok, WHY DO WE NEED T-MAC??? Bad trade by the Lakers.

I doubt it he's been here for a while andd doesn't have a bad rep.

Yeah but there no way Lakers would be interested in T-Mac and the Jazz are trying to get Millsap back how can JO help?

i think JO has an expiring contract.maybe thats why?

How about this trade proposal:

Bobcats trade: Augustin, Diaw, Diop

Lakers trade: Odom (if he wants $10-million per year), Sasha Vujacic, Jordan Farmar

Boris Diaw - Probably the best replacement out there for Odom. Though he isn't as great of a rebounder, nor is he as good of a shooter or as good at the foul line. He also doesn't have Lamar's length, strength, ball handling, passing, or speed. But it's better than nothing.

DJ Augustin - Good floor general, savvy distributor, pretty quick, basically a much less athletic version of Jordan Farmar, only better.

DeSagana Diop - Extremely big at 7'0", 280 lbs, extremely long arms, good mobility, rune the floor well, outstanding shot blocking skills. Though he's not a scorer yet, nor is he a great rebounder, he can still spell Bynum at center and can play great defense alongside Gasol.

This would be great...too bad it's super unrealistic. Unless they're thinking of having Felton as their lone PG star.

So instead maybe we should do this trade proposal:

Heat trade: Mario Chalmers, Daequan Cook, Mark Blount, Udonis Haslem, James Jones, Yakhouba Diawara

Lakers trade: Lamar Odom, Jordan Farmar, Vujacic/Morrison/Walton (put in 2/3 of these guys to make it work money-wise)

I don't know about you guys, but this seems like a really good trade to me. Lamar Odom gets to get his $10-million per year for 5 years, and it all balances out, sort of...

Mark Blount - He may not be that great, but he has decent shooting range and can still get some rebounds.

James Jones - I know his contract is a nightmare, but he's a great shooter and is a better, more consistent shooter than Sasha Vujacic.

Yakhouba Diawara - Just to even up the money.

Mario Chalmers - He was 4th in the league last season in steals with 1.95 stl, great PG to have. Good shooter, great effort on defense, quick hands, long arms. Only problem is that he's small, but then again, so is Farmar.

Daequan Cook - Proven shooter, won the 3-point contest too.

Udonis Haslem - Very strong and athletic, pretty good rebounder, an all-out hustle player, a workhorse basically.

How about this trade proposal (doubt the Heat will do it though, nor the Lakers):

Heat trade: Beasley, Haslem, Daequan Cook

Lakers trade: Lamar Odom (if he signs for $10 million), Adam Morrison

This, to me, seems even more unrealistic, I doubt the Heat nor the Lakers are even considering it.

Why the Heat wouldn't accept it: They're giving up a potential star in the making, though they may consider it since it involves them getting Lamar Odom. Also the fact that Beasley has a bad attitude and might not be able to even become a star and doesn't play defense either.

Why the Lakers wouldn't accept it: Again, Beasley has a bad attitude, and doesn't play defense. Though this may be a pretty OK deal for both teams, I doubt the Lakers, let alone the Heat, would accept it.

LOL....brilliant idea. Proposing trades now that neither team would likely ever do, even in the opinion of the one who suggests it heheh.

OK, I think I made it a lot better. OK...here it goes:

Lakers trade: Lamar Odom (if he wants $10-million per year), Adam Morrison

Heat trade: Beasley, Haslem, James Jones

To me it's a lot better because the Heat give up a long term contract in return for an expiring one in Morrison. The Heat also get Odom, but have to give up Beasley and Haslem. I was thinking of putting in Blount instead of Haslem, but I doubt it matters since both of them will be coming off the books after next season and probably won't return anyways. Well...Haslem might actually.

I want freaking ramon sessions on our team the guy is underrated and hes young

Let make it 3 for Farmar!!!
The posters here have turned on Farmar because of his play during the second half of the regular season after returning from an injury. You can not ignore his game in the playoffs. He was brought in because Brown could not keep up with the small fast guards (he was burned time and time again) and also because Farmar could run the offense, distribute the ball and hit his shot. He led Brown in assists 3x1, so I don't understand the comments about his being a ball hog. This time last year, the push on this board was for him to start in place of Fisher, now all talk is hate.

As far as Morrison is concerned, he has had no real chance with this team. In college he was a standout player.

We must have been watching a different television! Farmar barely got into any playoff games and he was third string mostly when he did. Fisher, a charge specialist on fast breaks nearly led the league in that category but cannot keep up with the faster guards. Brown's defense and 3 pt shooting is why he got some playing time. Farmar handles the ball well but is not a floor or team leader. maybe's he's too young still but he has had his chances.

My bet is that he will thrive on a team like D'Antoni which loves to run and gun or either New York or New Jersey...Maybe Oklahoma or New Orleans. Maybe Sun Yue will shape up but assuming he does not, I would love to get Ramon Sessions or Devin Harris both whom I feel could be had via a trade.

Farmar sparks the Lakers occasionally and is quite good on the fast break. He is lousy thouigh in a slow down game!