2003 NBA Trades

Houston finished with a modest realized-value edge: Houston received Clarence Weatherspoon from New York Knicks for Moochie Norris; John Amaechi.

Orlando acquired Robert Archibald from Phoenix Suns for 2005 conditional second round pick (not exercised?).

Orlando acquired 2004 second round pick (#36-Antonio Burks) from Phoenix Suns for Donnell Harvey.

Orlando acquired Monty Williams; conditional second round pick (2004 #42-Viktor Sanikidze); plus 1 additional asset from Philadelphia 76ers for 2004 conditional second round pick (not exercised); $1M trade exception; plus 1 additional asset.

Boston acquired Ricky Davis; Chris Mihm; Michael Stewart; 2005 second-round pick (#50 Ryan Gomes) from Cavaliers in exchange for Eric Williams; Tony Battie; Kedrick Brown.

Chicago exchanged Roger Mason Jr. for Rick Brunson in a transaction with broadly comparable realized value.

Memphis gained a modest hindsight edge over Portland Trail Blazers, receiving Bonzi Wells for Wesley Person; first-round pick (protected top 3 in 2004, top 1 in 2005) (2004 #23-Sergei Monia); cash.

Chicago sent Jalen Rose, Donyell Marshall, Lonny Baxter for Antonio Davis, Jerome Williams, Chris Jefferies, and the outgoing package produced materially greater realized value.

On November 5, 2003, the Phoenix Suns acquired Jahidi White from the Washington Wizards in exchange for Brevin Knight.

Boston acquired Raef LaFrentz; Jiri Welsch; Chris Mills; 2004 first-round pick (#24 Delonte West) from Mavericks in exchange for Antoine Walker; Tony Delk.

The realized outcome leaned slightly toward Utah Jazz: Houston received John Amaechi; 2004 second-round pick (#55-Luis Flores); $6.5M trade exception from Utah Jazz for Glen Rice (Sr.); 2004 first-round pick (#21-Pavel Podkolzine) and additional assets.

Memphis and Phoenix Suns produced broadly comparable realized returns in the exchange of Brevin Knight; Robert Archibald; Cezary Trybanski for Bo Outlaw (Charles Outlaw); Jake Tsakalidis.

Los Angeles Clippers earned a modest hindsight edge over Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2003-09-28 exchange, with Peja Drobnjak providing the better overall return.

Detroit won the deal, acquiring Lindsey Hunter for Michael Curry.

Detroit gave up slightly more value, sending Clifford Robinson, Juan Sanchez for Bob Sura.

Dallas received Antawn Jamison; Danny Forston; Chris Mills; Jiri Welsch from Golden State Warriors and sent Nick Van Exel; Avery Johnson; Ronald Jones; Antoine Rigaudeau; Evan Eschmeyer in return.

On August 5, 2003, Sacramento Kings acquired 2004 second round pick (#48-Ricky Minard) from Utah Jazz in exchange for Keon Clark; 2004 second round pick (#55-Luis Flores); 2006 or 2007 second round pick (2007 #39-Stanko Barac).

Boston acquired Jumaine Jones from Cavaliers in exchange for J.R. Bremer; Bruno Sundov; 2005 second-round pick (#50 Ryan Gomes).

Minnesota converted Terrell Brandon's inactive contract and Marc Jackson into Latrell Sprewell, who became a central scorer on the 58-win 2004 conference-finalist. New York received useful value in Keith Van Horn, while Atlanta gained flexibility and Philadelphia's Glenn Robinson bet produced a shorter return.

Minnesota acquired Sam Cassell and Ervin Johnson from Milwaukee for Joe Smith and Anthony Peeler, adding the lead guard who helped produce a franchise-record 58 wins and the 2004 Western Conference finals.

Philadelphia acquired Kyle Korvers draft rights from New Jersey for cash, receiving immediate rotation shooting and a future All-Star without surrendering a player or draft asset.

Boston acquired rights to Marcus Banks; rights to Kendrick Perkins from Grizzlies in exchange for rights to Troy Bell; rights to Dahntay Jones.

Chicago acquired second round pick (2004 #38-Chris Duhon) from Raptors for rights to Matt Bonner, producing a clear realized-value win.

Dallas received 2004 second-round pick (#50-Vassilis Spanoulis) from Denver Nuggets and sent Yuyang Xue in return.

Milwaukee acquired cash considerations while sending out rights to Keith Bogans in the 2003-06-26 transaction with Magic.

On June 26, 2003, the Phoenix Suns acquired rights to Leandro Barbosa from the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for 2004 first-round pick (protected top 25 in 2004, top 21 in 2005-2009) (2005 #30-David Lee).

Seattle received rights to Paccelis Morlende; cash and sent rights to Willie Green. Seattle finished with the modest hindsight edge.

Boston acquired 2003 second-round pick (#56 Brandon Hunter); 2005 second-round pick (#53 Orien Greene) from Kings in exchange for rights to Darius Songaila.

Boston acquired Mark Blount; Mark Bryant from Nuggets in exchange for Shammond Williams; 2003 second-round pick (#46 Sani Becirovic); $1 million cash.

Seattle traded Gary Payton and Desmond Mason to Milwaukee for Ray Allen, Kevin Ollie, Ronald Murray and a first-round pick that became Luke Ridnour. Payton played only the rest of the season for the Bucks before leaving, while Allen became a perennial All-Star in Seattle and led a 52-win team. Mason was productive, but Seattle secured the superior age, control and asset package.

New Orleans acquired Kenny Anderson from Seattle SuperSonics / Oklahoma City Thunder franchise for Elden Campbell.

Seattle received Elden Campbell and sent Kenny Anderson. The long-term value clearly favored Hornets.

Memphis clearly won the completed-value comparison with Orlando Magic, receiving Mike Miller; Ryan Humphrey; 2003 first-round pick (#27-Kendrick Perkins); 2004 second-round pick (#49-Sergei Lishchuk) for Drew Gooden; Gordan Giricek; cash.