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D.J. Augustin for Jamal Crawford believed to be a possible option

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But it's not really depth if he is only here for one year. The problem with this trade is not the talent of Crawford. It just doesn't make sense for us. We are building for the future and any trade involving DJ needs to bring back youth or picks.

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Not even the Lakers are thin enough at PG to give up a 1st for Augustin. I'll be shocked if someone does that.

Well they are going to need youth with that aging roster. So that might be just as much a factor. But I don't think there's anything unfair about DJ warranting a late 1st round pick.

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Not even the Lakers are thin enough at PG to give up a 1st for Augustin. I'll be shocked if someone does that.

That's what it's going to take for the Lakers or anyone else to get him and I'm pretty sure it will get done. The Bobcat's should be down Diaw, Augustin and maggette by the trade deadline picking up 2 first rounders and a couple of scrubs to make money work.

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Nah I'm good, at this point DJ is a way better use of a player than Crawford is.

Besides Kemba, who's still working on his shooting stroke and passing, who else do we have? Cory Higgins isn't gonna cut it.

It's not about winning the next few seasons, this team is going to be bad for a few seasons just like Oklahoma was. The goal is to get rid of as many older players as possible, cut cap back as much as possible to open up in 2013 or 2014 FA and as many 1st round draft picks as possible over the next few seasons.

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