@CL: Delfino. Hang on to Turner. I think there’s still time for him.

@Josh: If you’re dead set against getting rid of him, Dalembert is on of the better Cs still available in most leagues. You might drop him once against if DeMarcus Cousins ends up in Houston, but that’s a long shot.

@Hank Scorpio: Oof. Have mercy on the rest of the league.

@George Costanza: Wise, yes. Reasonable, yes. But whatever you do, grab Anderson now. Drop Turk or Kaman if you have to.

@Joe: If you’re offering up Westbrook, I’d aim for a better kicker PG to package with Gay. Without Westie, your PG crew would be too weak.

@Eric: You’ve got the two best players in basketball and a solid batch of
pgs. But that’s it. Either you’re going to have to let go of one of the big two or spend five hours a day scouring smart FA pickups.

In a 14 Team H2H 9 Category league, I just traded Rudy Gay, Andrew Bogut, and Roy Hibbert for Durant and Hansbrough…

Current Team: (“Trade 80% done”)
PG: John Wall (“Russel Westbrook”)
SG: Arron Afflalo
G: Ty Lawson (“Kyrie Irving”)
SF: Kevin Durant
PF: Lebron James
F: Tyler Hansbrough
C: Ed Davis
C: N/A
Util: Jeff Teague
Util: Gordon Hayward
Bench: Marvin Williams (“Part of Trade”)
Bench: N/A
Bench: N/A

Better time than any to have an empty bench right? hehe..

PG: Wall
PG: Harris
PG: Rubio
PG/SG: Evans
SG: Harden
SG/SF: Iggy
SF: Turkoglu
SF: Wright
PF: Dirk
PF: Humphries
C: Bogut
C: Kaman
C: Okafor

Ryan Anderson and Calderon are available on the waiver-wire. I’m thinking of offering a 2-for-1 to consolidate talent and then add one of these FAs. Is Wright/Harris for Josh Smith wise and reasonable?