NBA Trade Verdict
Spurs Win
Atlanta acquired Spurs' agreement not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Billy Paultz from Spurs in exchange for 1985 second round pick (#54-Sam Mitchell).
September 29, 1983 Atlanta Hawks / San Antonio Spurs Record confidence: Private Record
Atlanta Hawks Received
- Conditional Asset Spurs agreed not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Billy Paultz
San Antonio Spurs Received
- Draft Pick 1985 second round pick (#54- Sam Mitchell )
Trade Analysis
Atlanta Hawks Perspective
Atlanta moved 1985 second round pick (#54-Sam Mitchell) to bring in Spurs' agreement not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Billy Paultz. Atlanta did not lose badly, but the realized value favored the other side by a small margin.
San Antonio Spurs Perspective
San Antonio Spurs gained a small advantage because 1985 second round pick (#54-Sam Mitchell) became more consequential than Spurs' agreement not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Billy Paultz. So the result belongs in the slight-edge tier rather than a decisive win.