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The only thing is you have to match salaries with Diaw and neither Morrow or Farmar do straight up. So, throwing extra players in don't do much for me as they probably won't be expiring.

Do we really need Farmar for two years?

We will need a pg if D.J. is traded and I agree that Farmar wouldn't be the best option but we will need someone.

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Yeah if DJ is traded then I would consider it. But I don't see that much benefit in trading Diaw. Considering his value combined with his contract it likely will take multiple players and I can't imagine teams trading young players that will be much of a factor for our future.

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Likely will be bought out and allowed to sign with another team, it's going to be hard for the Cats to trade him and not take back a ehh contract. However if they took back a ehh contract they could probably pull out a 1st rounder out of the deal. I've seen worse expiring deals swing first round picks, so it's not out of the question.

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