NBA Trade Verdict
Hawks Win
Atlanta acquired Cliff Levingston; rights to Antoine Carr; 1986 second round pick (#40-Augusto Binelli); 1987 second round pick (#42-Terence Bailey) from Pistons in exchange for Dan Roundfield.
June 18, 1984 Atlanta Hawks / Detroit Pistons Record confidence: Private Record
Atlanta Hawks Received
- Player Cliff Levingston
- Draft Rights rights to Antoine Carr
- Draft Pick 1986 second round pick (#40- Augusto Binelli )
- Draft Pick 1987 second round pick (#42- Terence Bailey )
Detroit Pistons Received
- Player Dan Roundfield
Trade Analysis
Atlanta Hawks Perspective
Cliff Levingston and Antoine Carr became valuable pieces of Atlanta's strong 1980s teams. Dan Roundfield remained productive, but the Hawks improved their depth and age curve.
Detroit Pistons Perspective
Atlanta won the transaction because its outgoing package produced deeper and longer-lasting value. Roundfield remained a productive veteran for Detroit, but Levingston, Carr's rights and the additional draft assets gave the Hawks the stronger A- return against Detroit's B. That gap supports a the other team Win.