1992 NBA Trades

Charlotte acquired Sidney Green; 1993 first round pick (#20-Scott Burrell); 1996 second round pick (#55-Ronnie Henderson) from San Antonio Spurs for J.R. Reid.

Boston acquired Alaa Abdelnaby from Bucks in exchange for Jon Barry; 1995 second-round pick (#43 Eric Snow).

Cleveland surrendered Steve Kerr for 1996 second round pick (#56-Reggie Geary), leaving the partner with a clear realized-value win.

Seattle received Vincent Askew and sent 1993 conditional second round pick (#52-Mike Peplowski). The realized return clearly favored Seattle.

Detroit acquired Gerald Glass; Mark Randall from Minnesota Timberwolves for Lance Blanks; Brad Sellers; 2000 conditional second round pick (not exercised?).

Atlanta acquired Daron Blaylock; Roy Hinson from Nets in exchange for Rumeal Robinson.

Denver acquired Robert Pack from Portland Trail Blazers for 1993 second-round pick (#48-Kevin Thompson).

The Nets acquired Jayson Williams from 76ers in exchange for 1994 second-round pick (#41, William Njoku); 1997 second-round pick (#35, Kebu Stewart).

The 1992-10-08 trade leans slightly toward Washington Wizards, although Los Angeles Clippers still received useful value led by John Williams (Sam).

Houston acquired a 1995 second-round pick that became Don Reid from San Antonio for David Wood.

Houston acquired Scott Brooks from Minnesota for a 1995 second-round pick.

Knicks Win. Rivers and Smith both became starters for a Knicks team that won 60 games in 1992-93 and reached the Eastern Conference finals, and Smith remained part of the frontcourt rotation as New York continued its championship pursuit. The Clippers received a productive starting point guard in Jackson, so their side was meaningful rather than empty. Orlando's late first-round pick produced little NBA value, leaving the Magic with the weakest realized return.

Chicago received Rodney McCray for Byron Houston, 1996 second round pick (1996 #58-Darnell Robinson), conditional second round pick (not exercised) and finished with a modest realized-value edge.

Minnesota acquired 1996 second round pick (#49-Amal McCaskill) while sending out Tony Campbell in the 1992-09-13 transaction with Knicks.

Detroit acquired rights to Isaiah Morris; 1993 first round pick (#10 – Lindsey Hunter) from Miami Heat for John Salley.

Indiana and Minnesota Timberwolves produced a stronger realized return for Wolves in the 1992-09-08 exchange.

Milwaukee acquired Sam Vincent; 1994 second round pick (#46-Voshon Lenard) while sending out Lester Conner in the 1992-08-04 transaction with Magic.

The 1992-07-07 exchange produced broadly comparable realized value: 1993 second round pick (#41-Anthony Reed) for rights to Litterial Green.

Dallas received 1995 first-round pick (#24-Loren Meyer) from New York Knicks and sent Rolando Blackman in return.

Detroit acquired Olden Polynice; 1996 second round pick (#39 – Russ Millard); 1997 second round pick (#40 – Eddie Elisma) from LA Clippers for William Bedford; rights to Don MacLean.

Milwaukee Bucks received Blue Edwards; Eric Murdock; 1992 first round pick (#23-Lee Mayberry). Utah Jazz received Jay Humphries; Larry Krystkowiak.

Milwaukee acquired rights to Tracy Murray while sending out Dale Ellis in the 1992-06-24 transaction with Spurs.

Milwaukee acquired Alaa Abdelnaby while sending out rights to Tracy Murray in the 1992-06-24 transaction with Blazers.

Phoenix acquired Charles Barkley from Philadelphia for Jeff Hornacek, Tim Perry and Andrew Lang, adding the 1993 MVP who led the Suns to 62 wins and the NBA Finals in his first season.

Los Angeles Lakers received 1992 second round pick (#36-Duane Cooper); 1995 second round pick (#40-Dwayne Whitfield). Milwaukee Bucks received Lakers' agreement to release coach Mike Dunleavy (Sr.) from his contract.

Dallas received Brian Quinnett from New York Knicks and sent James Donaldson in return.

Charlotte acquired Tom Hammonds from Washington Bullets for Rex Chapman.

Boston acquired Sherman Douglas from Heat in exchange for Brian Shaw.