ATL\GSW

[Justin Lee]

Atlanta Hawks Trade
87 Joe Johnson - $14,976,754 - $19,316,500
69 Jeff Teague - $1,373,880 - $1,476,840 - $1,579,920 - $2,433,077 - $3,469,568

Total Outgoing - $16,350,634
Total Incoming - $16,740,000

Golden State Warriors Trade
Monta Ellis (85) - $11,000,000 -$11,000,000- $11,000,000 - $11,000,000 - $11,000,000
Devean George (73) - $1,600,000 - $2,080,000
Ronny Turiaf (69) - $4,140,000 - $4,000,000 - $4,360,000

Total Outgoing - $16,740,000
Total Incoming - $16,350,634

I accept. Love Ellis' game, one of the best scorers in the league. Also helps with not having to worry about re-signing Joe Johnson. Helps pick up another decent big in Turiaf because I don't have too much depth at that position

[Chris Webber]

I accept. Ellis wasn't really performing too well with the current lineup for some reason so I decided to move him. Joe Johnson has a better all-around game in my eyes than Ellis and that is better for our team. Losing Turiaf was hard, but I am now able to pull Branden Wright off the IR and hope that he develops into a servicable back-up PF. I love Teague's game as I was able to watch him play when he was in high school (his school was in our conference. watched him my freshman year).

[Willis Reed]

I will accept, GSW wins the trade for sure, but having to re-sign Joe Johnson is a risk that could change everything and I can see why ATL wants to rid himself of that possible problem.

[Alex James]

Risky for Golden State considering JJ's free agency, but a Curry/Ellis backcourt isn't the answer. JJ is a far greater fit. Also Teague is a prospect who, if he has the ability, will be in a position to emerge in ATL this year.

For ATL, Ellis may not make the Hawks a winner, but he is a valuable asset for a player who may opt to leave. And Turiaf suits the team well. Accept.

[Josh Barber]

Accept

[Ian Noble]

Trade Finalized.