2002 NBA Trades

Denver acquired Art Long; Mark Bryant; 2004 second-round pick (from Rockets) (#50-Vassilis Spanoulis); first-round pick (from 76ers) (protected top 8 in 2005, top 5 in 2006) (2005 #16-Joey Graham) from Philadelphia 76ers, Houston Rockets for James Posey.

Chicago acquired Erick Barkley and $1 million from San Antonio for a conditional 2007 second-round pick that did not convey.

Denver acquired Chris Whitney from Washington Wizards for George McCloud; $500K cash.

Detroit acquired 2003 second round pick (#58 – Andreas Glyniadakis) from San Antonio Spurs for Mengke Bateer.

Denver acquired Rodney White from Detroit Pistons for Don Reid; Mengke Bateer; first-round pick (2004 #17-Josh Smith).

Cleveland acquired Michael Stewart and first round pick (protected top 17 in 2005, top 16 in 2006, top 15 in 2007-08) (2007 #22-Jared Dudley) for Lamond Murray and 2003 or 2004 second round pick (2004 #39-Albert Miralles), producing a clear Cavaliers win on realized player, draft and roster value.

Cleveland exchanged 2008 second round pick (#48-Malik Hairston) for Milt Palacio, with broadly comparable realized returns.

Detroit won by acquiring Richard Hamilton, Hubert Davis and Bobby Simmons for Jerry Stackhouse and two depth assets.

The Nets acquired Dikembe Mutombo from 76ers in exchange for Keith Van Horn; Todd MacCulloch.

Atlanta acquired Glenn Robinson (Jr.) from Bucks in exchange for Toni Kukoc; Leon Smith; first round pick (more favorable of Hawks (top 3 protected for 7 years) or Pacers (lottery protected for 4 years)) (#8-T.J. Ford).

On August 2, 2002, Portland acquired Antonio Daniels; Charles Smith (Cornelius); Amal McCaskill from San Antonio Spurs in exchange for Steve Kerr; Erick Barkley; 2003 second round pick (#58-Andreas Glyniadakis).

Denver acquired Don Reid; first-round pick (protected top 21 in 2003, top 15 in 2004, top 14 in 2005) (2006 #22-Marcus Williams) from Orlando Magic for 2004 second-round pick (#49-Sergei Lishouk / Sergei Lishchuk).

Cleveland surrendered Andre Miller and Bryant Stith for Darius Miles and Harold Jamison, leaving the partner with a clear realized-value win.

Boston acquired Vin Baker; Shammond Williams from Sonics in exchange for Kenny Anderson; Joseph Forte; Vitaly Potapenko.

Memphis came out ahead in the 2002-06-28 trade with San Antonio Spurs, receiving rights to Gordan Giricek for 2004 second-round pick (#52-Romain Sato); cash.

Atlanta acquired 2004 second round pick (#37-Royal Ivey); 2006 second round pick (#42-Daniel Gibson) from 76ers in exchange for rights to Efthimios Rentzias.

Cleveland exchanged Wesley Person for Nick Anderson and rights to Matt Barnes, with a narrow realized-value edge to Cavaliers.

Denver received Marcus Camby; Mark Jackson; rights to Nenê from New York Knicks, sending Antonio McDyess; rights to Frank Williams; 2003 second-round pick (#30-Maciej Lampe) in return.

Golden State surrendered the more valuable outcome. The Warriors acquired rights to Jiri Welsch from Philadelphia 76ers for 2004 draft pick (first round if Warriors have one of top 3 records in league next season, else second round pick) (#42-Viktor Sanikidze); first round pick (protected top 8 in 2005, top 5 in 2006) (2005 #16-Joey Graham).

Los Angeles Lakers captured a clear realized-value win in the 2002-06-26 transaction with Toronto Raptors, receiving Tracy Murray; Kareem Rush; plus 1 additional asset for Lindsey Hunter; rights to Chris Jefferies; plus 1 additional asset.

Milwaukee Bucks came out ahead in the 2002-06-26 trade with Memphis, which received rights to Chris Owens for 2003 second-round pick (#35-Szymon Szewczyk).

Milwaukee acquired rights to Jamal Sampson while sending out rights to Rashard Griffith in the 2002-06-26 transaction with Magic.

On June 26, 2002, Sacramento Kings acquired first round pick (2003 #25-Carlos Delfino) from Atlanta Hawks in exchange for rights to Dan Dickau.

On June 26, 2002, San Antonio Spurs acquired Speedy Claxton from Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Mark Bryant; rights to Randy Holcomb; rights to John Salmons.

On June 26, 2002, Utah Jazz acquired rights to Curtis Borchardt from Orlando Magic in exchange for rights to Ryan Humphrey and rights to Jamal Sampson.

New Orleans acquired Courtney Alexander from Washington Wizards for 2002 first round pick (#17-Juan Dixon).

Dallas received Nick Van Exel; Raef LaFrentz; Avery Johnson; Olivier Saint-Jean from Denver Nuggets and sent Juwan Howard; Donnell Harvey; Tim Hardaway; 2002 first-round pick (#25-Frank Williams); $1M cash in return.

Golden State acquired Dean Garrett; 2007 second round pick (#36-Jermareo Davidson) from Minnesota Timberwolves for Marc Jackson.

Boston acquired Tony Delk; Rodney Rogers from Suns in exchange for Joe Johnson; Randy Brown; Milt Palacio; 2002 first-round pick (#22 Casey Jacobsen).

Indiana sent Jalen Rose, Travis Best, Norm Richardson and a second-round pick to Chicago for Ron Artest, Brad Miller, Ron Mercer and Kevin Ollie.