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I can't believe another team would not have offered more for Camby than a slightly higher 2nd round pick. He was Defensive Player of the Year a couple of years ago.
Denver might actually get nothing in return. If their pick is higher than the Clips there will be no reason to trade their 2nd rd pick for the clippers and then it was Camby for "air"
I dont have a link, but i read that the option to trade is the next time the clips have a better pick, not limited to this year. also with the luxury tax the nuggets saved something like 23 mil this coming year.
It's the biggest rebound of the year for the Los Angeles Clippers. And, arguably, the most dramatic in their tortured history. One week after the heart and soul of their team, their most skilled, most respected and most beloved player, Elton Brand, walked out on them, along with Corey Maggette, their leading scorer, the Clippers obtained an imposing substitute in 6-foot-11, 235-pound Marcus Camby.
Camby, the NBA defensive player of the year in 2006-07, was obtained from the Denver Nuggets in exchange for a conditional second-round draft pick in 2010.
Conditional because it gives the Nuggets the right to exchange picks with the Clippers in that second round. If, however, the Clippers have the lower pick and Denver chooses to pass on the opportunity, there would be no further compensation. In other words, the Clippers may have gotten Camby for nothing. And the Lakers thought they got a steal in obtaining Pau Gasol from the Memphis Grizzlies last season.
Clippers got one of the best help/face up defensive big men in basketball for practically nothing. I hope they enjoy that $12 Mil because they won't be in the playoffs next year.
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